Panasonic SD255 Breadmaker

Fantastic breadmaker, can bake rapid loaves, fantastic gluten-free bread or even just make dough for pizzas or sweetbreads. Has a special dispenser which you can put fruit or seeds in to add it to br. Everything is lovely and fresh and not dry at all, bread freezes well.

I've been using this breadmaker for a year and it's easy. The breadmaker is decent and it is also nice to run. Have your bread ready within a couple of minutes.

I am using this breadmaker for a year and it is excellent. The machine is good and functioning is also great. Bread get ready within a few minutes. Happy customer. Thank you for the service.

Best-One. managing to achieve a level of rising and fluffiness far in excess of other machines or hand-made bread. It appears that spares are easily available, an important consideration given that my previous machine, a Breville, found it's way into a skip due to the non-availability of replacement buckets and the manufacturer's non-existent customer service. But best of all, the Panasonic is almost silent in operation.

Already using different Panasonic appliances. This one didn't disappoint me either. It has sixteen different modes with three different loaf sizes and crust settings.

Bought this machine about 9 months ago very easy to use. quiet, tried fruit bread also good & Pizza dough.

Most People put machine away in a Cubboard, after use, then do not use it often enough. But I keep mine in

a corner. On my worktop, and use it every other day.

Bread does keep fresh for 2 Days, if not eaten before!

Did have one 10 years ago, but nothing like my Panasonic

I've owned 3 Panasonic breadmakers now and I can say without doubt that they are the best there is. Lots of my friends have similar offerings from other companies and I can truly say that Panasonic have got it right. This unit currently sits on my kitchen side and happily churns out 2-3 loaves per week.

The kids love the cake options and the timing functions are fantastic.

At first, the interface is a little tricky to get your head round however once you've sussed it using the machine slots nicely into your day.

Me and my family can't even fathom why we'd buy loaves from the shops now, well done Panasonic!

I bought this machine mainly for mix and raise dough. I was expecting to be able to control the functions like you could do to a washing machine. eg, sometimes i would like the machine just do mixing or mixing a bit longer but i can't do it. i like use the machine to do a quick dough, but i can't. you have to wait for the rest time. On the machine, the only thing you can see is numbers and you need to have the instruction book with you all the time. With out the instruction book you would lost. Only thing i can say is that its a really dumb machine. If i knew it's like this, i wouldn't have bought it.

After 9 years making 2 loafs a week we are going to buy new, after a couple of bearing hub replacements because we had worn them out we have decided that perhaps a new pan and bearing would be better spent on a new machine. This is an absolutely fabulous machine, this is our second, we would not be without one. BUT you MUST weigh out the ingredients accurately or it will give you a bad loaf.

Bought this over 12 months ago to updat my old Russell Hobbs that had seen 5 years hard labour. I nearly bought the Kenwood - much the same price. After only 12 months and not hard work as for 2 of those months my kitchen was being revamped and the machine was not used. Now the paddle is only turning intermittantly and not making the bread poperly. I will be getting a kenwood to replace. this is the 3rd machine I have had. 1st one was the basic Morphy richards 12 years ago. great little machine and still going well for my daughter. 2nd was the Rusell hobbs pro - top of its range wore out after 5 years - this one - b*ggered up in 12 months and has not done the work either of the other two did. Would not touch this one again -