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AFK BM-3 BROTBACKAUTOMAT 800 W | 
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| Brand: AFK Germany Category: Kitchen
Buy New: £58.99
Rating: 2 reviews Sales Rank: 17846
Media: Kitchen & Home Fragile: No Batteries Included: No Shipping Weight (lbs): 17.5 Dimensions (in): 19 x 12.5 x 11.7
MPN: afk-bm3 Model: BM-3 EAN: 4016348607555 ASIN: B0007PBQFG
Availability: Usually dispatched within 2-3 business days
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| Features:
| • | fully automatic dough and bread preparation (kneading, rising and baking) | | • | capacity 3 litres up to 1.3 kg (2,9 lbs) loaf size | | • | removable non-stick coating baking form | | • | 10 baking programms, programmable timer (13 hours) | | • | 2 kneading blades, power: 230V ~ 50Hz, 800 watts |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description BreadMaker from AFK Germany # power: 230V ~ 50Hz, 800 watts # capcity: 1300g (2,9 lbs) loaf size # fully automatic dough and bread preparation (kneading, rising, baking) # 2 kneading hooks for uniform kneading # removable non-stick coated baking form # 10 baking programms # marmalade programm # cool touch casing # electronic control panel with LCD display and accoustic signal # variable crust browning control (light medium, dark) # variably settable dough quality # quick bake function (whitebread) # programmable timer (13 hours) # warming function # removable lid with viewing window # product dimensions: 47 x 30 x 31 (L x B x H in cm) # users manual in english # with RECIPES for bread: white bread, french white bread, nut and raisin bread, italian white bread, coarse grained brown bread, apple walnut bread, irish soda bread, maple wholemeal bread, yoghurt wholemeal bread, corn bread, banana nut bread, wholemeal bread, seven grain bread, oat bread, buttermilk bread, coarse white bread, sweet bread, potato bread, spelt (german wheat) bread, 100% wheat bread, pure wheat wholemeal bread, yoghurt bread, fresh cheese bread, sandwich bread ect. # dough: wholemeal pizza, christmas fruit cakes, coffee cakes, croissants etc. # marmelade: strawberry jam, berry marmalade, orange marmalade # accessories: 2 kneading blades # 1 measuring cup # 1 measuring spoon # the quantities of sugar, oil & other ingredients in these recipes are based upon this metric measuring spoon: large end 15 ml = tablespoon # small end 5 ml = teaspoon # The pan must be properly inserted into the machine before the drive cogs can make contact with the kneading shafts. Next, insert the kneading blades, regardless of their direction. # As you place the blades on to the kneading shaft, rotate them until they lock into place. # FREE : all our electrical items comes with ONE brand new FREE !!! adaptor from 2 pin european plug to 3 pin UK plug.
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| Customer Reviews:
AFK Breadmaker June 25, 2008 J. Whitehouse (Solihull. UK) 16 out of 16 found this review helpful
We have had our AFK breadmaker for four weeks now. As you would expect from a German manufacturer, the build quality is first class.It's pretty quiet in operation. One slight drawback,the programme button discriptions are in German but with the help of the English instuctions you soon become accustomed to them. The bread we have baked so far has been very good, especially the course white bread baked from the recipe list that came with the machine. From reports we read on other makes of machines before we settled on the AFK I think we are on a winner. J. Whitehouse. Solihull.
Don't like the bleeping August 18, 2008 Mr. A. Williamson 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I have made two loaves and they both came out OK. There are a few issues however. Firstly the when the bread is baked the bread hooks will be stuck inside your loaf and you will have to cut them out. Second. It makes the most horrendous high pitched bleeping sound. For every button press on the panel there is a BBBLLLEEEEEPPPPPPPPPPP. Why it has to do this for every button is a mystery to me. This is the 21st century and I don't need to be bleeped at, to confirm that I've just pressed a button. Then during the kneading phase there are 10 consecutive BBBLLLEEEEEPPPPPPPPPPP's, why I don't know, it's not even at the end of the kneading phase. Then when the baking is over there are 10 more BBBLLLEEEEEPPPPPPPPPPP's and it BBBLLLEEEEEPPPPPPPPPPP's at you periodically for the next hour. For somebody that wants to have this machine running during the night, to take advantage of the cheaper tariff, this is a pain because I'm going to have a bleeper going off all night disturbing me and the neighbours. I want to know how I can turn this bleep off, so I can make cheap bread. Thirdly, the programming capabilities are not what I expected. My main issue is that "bake" cycle runs for 80 minutes, and is not changeable. Well, if a loaf of bread takes 65 minutes maximum, it means I am going to end up with burned bread if I use the bake option, how useless is that. Why a user defined baking time can't be set it beyond me.
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