5 Of The Best Breadmakers

A breadmaker makes a great gift for a loved one or yourself. Imagine waking up on a Sunday morning to the smell of a freshly baked loaf of bread; our members also love the fact that their homemade bread doesn't contain excess salts or fats.

"No more fatty and over salted supermarket loaves. Great! If you go abroad, the loaves don't last very long. This is because they don't add fat to the dough! Much healthier." Read full review here

But what should you look for in a breadmaker? Take a look at our members' top rated breadmakers and some handy tips for choosing your own. Don't forget to write your own review when you've bought it!

Top 5 Breadmakers

  • Panasonic SD253 Breadmaker

    Panasonic SD253 Breadmaker

    Recommended by over 80% of our reviewers the Panasonic SD523 breadmaker has several loaf sizes, a nut and fruit dispenser and also a delay timer.

    One of the most useful features is being able to set the timer so that you have fresh bread in the morning. Read full review here

    Gone are the days of soft tasteless bread - it makes fabulous loaves and I've made approximately 5 loaves a week every week since buying it Read full review here

  • Swan SB1010 Breadmaker

    Swan SB1010 Breadmaker

    All our members recommended the Swan SB1010 breadmaker and it is a good entry level breadmaker with a timer, fast bake option and 12 settings.

    ...made one loaf and it was so nice I immediately made a second! Lovely bread. I've never made bread before but I'm really impressed. Read full review here

    The Swan SB1010 looks stylish , is very easy to use and...the French bread setting is great Read full review here

  • Morphy Richards 48245 Breadmaker

    Morphy Richards 48245 Breadmaker

    The Morphy Richards 48245 breadmaker gets a rating of 4.5 out of 5 stars from our members who like the smaller size (easily stored away), the ease of use and consistently lovely bread.

    I have used a few in the past and this one is the best. I found it easy to use and made lovely bread. Read full review here

    The Morphy Richards 48245 is a great little machine. Does exactly as it says. Bread taste and texture is wonderful Read full review here

  • Russell Hobbs 10008 Breadman Pro Breadmaker

    Russell Hobbs 10008 Breadman Pro Breadmaker

    This breadmaker gets a respectable 3.7 out of 5 stars from our members who liked the reliability and variety of loaves, rolls or pizza dough that they could make.

    Wonderful pizza dough. Dead easy to use and reliable. I always use the white bread setting for all loaves. Read full review here

    It is very versatile, easy to use and massive range of programmes inclung steam function and baking rack for bagels and rolls. Read full review here

  • Kenwood BM450 Breadmaker

    Kenwood BM450 Breadmaker

    Fairly new to the market this Kenwood BM450 breadmaker is recommended and gets a 4.5 out of 5 star rating. With 15 settings, a rapid bake function and an automatic ingredients dispenser our reviewers liked the recipes and the amount of different programmes available.

    A very nice bread maker with lots of different programmes and capabilities to allow for the making of all sorts of different types and styles of bread and cakes. Read full review here

    I have had it for four weeks now and have made 20 loaves so far. Each has turned out beautifully and I have started using the timer so it comes out fresh for breakfast" Read full review here

  • Tips for choosing a breadmaker

    Size

    - do you want to make large family sized loaves if so choose a larger model with several loaf size options. Also do you have room to store your breadmaker or would you rather keep it on your worktop?

    Variety

    - do you just want bread loaves or do you want to make rolls for lunch or pizza dough for dinner? Check your breadmaker for the amount of setting you can have.

    Ingredient Dispensers

    - if you love to make fruit bread or want to have your bread made first thing in the morning then check for an ingredient dispenser. Some will automatically add fruit or nuts to your dough without you having to wait around.

    Price

    - if you are looking for a professional style loaf everyday then it is probably worth investing in a higher end breadmaker. If it's a once a month thing or you just want to give breadmaking a go then a cheaper, entry level machine is probably the best choice.