New to making bread and have questions (expensive, purchase, Walmart)
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I have to eat gluten free and went to a friends for dinner and she had wonderful home made gf bread. I'm on SS and have a very limited budget and I'm looking for something to mix the bread with, I don't mind doing some hand kneading if necessary but I would prefer not. I do not want to invest a lot as I just don't have it right now and must eat gf.
Suggestions on a mixer that would work or a food processor? I saw some at Walmart for less than $40. I looked at the reviews and some had used them to mix bread dough but I'd like to hear from the experts.
First off, you should be looking for a bread machine not a food
processor or mixer. It will cost you a bit more than $40. for a
decent bread machine.
If you plan on making bread on a regular basis...
Kitchen-Aid makes a model that retails for $100.
You can find reconditioned units for less. Thrift
stores can also be a good place to find inexpensive
used bread machines.
If your just going to be a casual baker, then by all means
get the Wally World special bread machine.
BUT...
Hands are best if your only making a couple pounds of dough.
Best part of hands is, easy to clean, no extra parts, and no
purchase required. Plus, the satisfaction of knowing it is truly
hand made.
Last edited by gr8cakes; 11-28-2013 at 08:10 PM..
Reason: typo
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