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If you enjoy the taste and aroma of freshly baked bread, you"ll need one of the best bread machines. This handy appliance lets you bake your favorite loaves at home, while taking a lot of the time and effort out of the process. Simply toss the ingredients into the bucket, set the program and wait for your loaf to be ready. Alongside crisp and tasty results, this will produce an even bake and rise to rival any bakery.

For a picture-perfect loaf every time, you can’t beat the Zojirushi Home Bakery Virtuoso Plus. Whether you opt for classic white or hearty whole wheat, it will come out with a rounded top, a crispy but not tough crust, and a tender crumb. The Virtuoso Plus is the best bread machine for sophisticated bakers as it has a setting for making a sourdough starter and another that allows you to program in your own recipes. Plus, you have a selection of 3 crust colors. When it’s the optimal time to add cranberries or walnuts, the machine beeps to remind you.

The bright LCD display is easy to program and unlike those on other bread machines, it tells you what time your bread will be done, rather than how much time is left. That means you don’t have to do math in your head but rather see exactly when your pumpernickel will be ready to be slathered with butter.

If you’re looking for a beautifully designed machine with a lot of fancy features, you’ll love the Breville the Custom Loaf. It can make a loaf that’s up to 2 1/2 pounds, among the largest of any electric bread baker. It has 13 settings, including one for an extra-crusty loaf and another for gluten-free bread, making this one of the best bread machines around.

Although it’s budget friendly, the Hamilton Beach Artisan Dough & Bread Maker doesn’t skimp on settings, making it the best bread machine for budget-conscious shoppers. In addition to the typical settings including jam, cake, and gluten-free, it has some unusual ones. There’s a cycle specifically for French bread and one for artisan dough that gives dough made with a sourdough starter an extra slow cool rise before you shape it yourself into a boule. And like virtually all models, you can set it to bake overnight; if you opt to sleep in, it will keep your bread warm.

The Cuisinart Compact Automatic Bread Maker takes up less space on your countertop because it’s taller than it is wide. You do, however, wind up with an unusually tall loaf that you may want to turn on its side to slice to get reasonably sized portions. Even though it’s compact, this bread baker can still turn out a loaf that’s up to 2 pounds and it has a dozen settings including a special one for packaged mixes. You can control the color of your crust and when it’s the right time to add in the raisins, you’ll hear a reminder beep.

No need for a giant machine if there’s only one or two of you sitting down at the dinner table. Zojirushi Home Bakery Mini Breadmaker makes an adorable cube-shaped loaf that won’t leave you with a lot of stale bread. In addition to a setting that allows you to adjust the color of your crust, it has a bread texture setting that lets you choose soft, regular, or firm. On the Zojirushi Mini Breadmaker, you will find fewer settings and there’s no gluten-free cycle. However, it does have a quick 2-hour setting if you want to bake on impulse.

You can get a loaf of bread from the Oster 2 lb. Bread Maker almost as quickly as if you drive to the store, which is one reason this appliance made our best bread machines list. Its Expressbake 1-hour setting is the fastest you’ll find on any machine. Oster does warn that loaves may come out denser and darker than you’re used to, but still you can have the pleasure of fresh-from-the-oven loaves without planning in advance.

There’s also a slightly longer 1 hour and 20 minute cycle and of course longer settings for breads and a variety of baked goods including white and whole wheat. You don’t get a gluten-free setting or settings for any other out of the ordinary bread types though.

The new Sensio Bella 2lb Bread Maker gives you lots of flexibility at a super affordable price. In addition to 12 settings for all kinds of bread from basic white to whole wheat to gluten free, not to mention yogurt, jam and cake, you can vary the color of the crust, speed things up with a 2 hour cycle, and keep your freshly baked loaf warm for an hour.

If your family goes through bread like gangbusters, you’ll want the West Bend 3 lb. Hi-Rise Bread Maker. It can make a jumbo 3 pound loaf, the largest of any electric bread baker. And on those days, when only one or two are home for supper, you can make a petite 1 ½ pounder. This machine has two kneading arms, which the manufacturer claims makes for very thorough mixing, a lighter taste and a higher rise. The finished product is shaped like a traditional loaf, making it easy to slice.

The Cuisinart CBK-200 2lb Convection Bread Maker makes the list because of 16 settings it has to offer. All of the basic programs you would expect are included, such as white, whole wheat and gluten free as well as rapid settings. But, there are several specialty options too, such as French/Italian, low carb, pizza dough, artisan dough and sweet breads. It also comes with 3 loaf size options, 1, 1.5 or 2lbs, and 3 crust color options, giving you extensive customization.

This bread machine features a unique convection design, which Cuisinart claims will circulate the air for superior crust color and texture. It doesn’t disappoint, producing loaves with good rise, shape and thick crusts. It even alerts you when to ‘Mix-in’ fruit and nuts or when you can take the dough out to shape yourself, should you choose. It’s on the noisy side, but it’s the best choice for those wanting to bake an assortment of loaves.

Machine size: Bread machines are bigger than you think, so checking you’ve got the space for it is imperative. Check the dimensions before you buy and measure out where you plan to sit it — remember, you will need to factor for opening the lid on top and space is needed around the machine for it to vent. It’s good practice to leave some space in front too because some machines can ‘walk’ while they knead and you don’t want it to end up on the floor.

Loaf size: Don’t go straight for the biggest loaf size on the market. The bigger you go, the more space the machine will take up, so you could end up storing more than necessary. On top of this, you will likely waste a lot of bread if you can’t finish the loaves. Remember, there’s no preservatives in homemade bread, so it will expire quickly. If you want an idea for size — a one-pound loaf should provide eight slices, and an extra half pound will give you another four slices.

Warranties for bread machines vary from one to three years, though how long your machine lasts will depend on how often you use it. You may be offered an extended warranty but we don"t recommend them, as the cost of lifetime repairs are likely to be less than the cost of the warranty itself.

If all of a sudden your bread is not coming out correctly, the problem may be related to the recipe, the ingredients, or even the temperature and humidity. It’s most likely not a problem with the machine itself. The owner’s manual or a reputable cookbook should be able to help you troubleshoot and achieve better results. To keep the paddle kneading properly, you should also make sure that both it and the area around it are thoroughly clean, so that baked-on gunk isn’t preventing it from moving.

An acrid smell could be caused by burnt bits in the bottom of the machine, so be sure to clean under the loaf pan after every bake. If the control panel doesn’t operate correctly, the lid doesn’t close securely, or the machine simply doesn’t operate, you need to take your machine to a professional or replace it. A repair quote of more than half the price of a new bread machine is an indication that it’s time to buy a replacement.

The first thing to consider is the overall size of the bread machine. Smaller machines will take up less countertop space and will be easier to store, but this will limit the size of your loaves. That said, there are some bread machines which can produce larger loaves without taking up too much space, so pay attention to the dimensions and loaf size. If you want the largest the market has to offer, some bread machines can produce a whopping 3lb loaf.

Gluten-free settings are widely available in bread machines now, so dietary requirements can’t hold you back from enjoying a fresh loaf. Alternative settings are also growing in popularity, including sourdough, pizza dough and sweet loaves. This versatility is great if you want to be more adventurous with your bread machine.

If you’re baking for a picky family, then a bread machine with crust tone settings and variable size options might also be useful. This means you can better control the resulting loaf and bake exactly as much as you want. Another useful feature which has started to appear on more premium models is an automatic fruit and nut dispenser. This will dispense fruit and nuts once the machine has finished kneading so they’re baked into your loaf — a delicious addition!

Our guide for the best bread machines were based on extensive, consumer report research and online reviews. We rated things like power and how well each machine performed for various settings. In addition, we looked at how user-friendly and practical it was to use, design, capacity and number of extra features.Keep your home tidy and clean with the best vacuum cleaners

When the Covid pandemic first forced people to spend more time at home in 2020, bread baking became a popular pastime, so much so that grocery stores experienced flour and yeast shortages across the country. And between the cold weather some states are currently experiencing and many opting to once again stay home due to concerns around new Covid variants, you may be spending more time in your kitchen.

If you’re interested in learning how to bake bread or want to update your selection of kitchen tools, experts said investing in a bread machine is a great first step. “Bread machines are a huge help to either busy bread bakers or those with physical issues [like] arthritis,” said PJ Hamel, a baker and blogger for King Arthur Flour. They’re also versatile appliances: Beyond baking bread, Hamel said you can use a bread machine to make pizza dough or you can treat it like a “mini-oven” and make soup, cakes and fruit crisps. We talked to experts about how to shop for bread machines, plus rounded up a handful of tools that can help you on your bread baking journey.Highly rated bread makers to shop

Since we don’t test bread makers, we rely on expert insights to guide our recommendations. The experts we spoke to told us that while different models offer different functions, most bakers will want to look for models that at least offer customizable crust settings, timers and a quick bread setting. Below, we compiled highly rated options from Select reader favorite brands that align with this guidance and vary in capacity to accommodate different household sizes. We also included one expert-recommended pick.

Hamel recommended this bread maker because you can customize the kneading, rising and baking times in addition to choosing from 14 pre-programmed options. A pair of kneading blades and a heating element in the lid help produce evenly baked, well-formed loaves with a good rise, according to Hamel. “Zojirushi has been making bread machines for decades — they were one of the first players in the game and, in my opinion, they’re still the best, quality-wise,” she said. Paula Rhodes, owner of the food blog Salad in a Jar, said she has a variation of this machine that she also recommends, the Zojirushi Home Bakery Supreme Breadmaker.

You can make 1 ½- or 2-pound loaves using the machine, which has 15 preset functions to cook bread (including gluten-free options), cakes, jam and yogurt. You can choose from three crust colors, and the bread maker’s Express cycle bakes a loaf in under two hours, according to the brand. The machine can keep bakes warm for up to 60 minutes after they’re done cooking.

This bread maker has the largest maximum capacity of all the options on our list at 3 pounds. It’s designed with 12 pre-programmed settings, such as cake, super-rapid, gluten-free and more. The machine is built with a programmable timer and three browning levels, allowing you to choose how dark you want the crust. It comes with two kneading blades, a blade removal tool and a nonstick baking pan.

Oster’s Expressbake machine is a relatively affordable option compared to some higher-end models, and it can bake a loaf in an hour with the Expressbake setting, according to the brand. The machine offers 12 bread settings and three crust settings. It has a 2-pound capacity and kneads, rises and bakes bread automatically. You can also keep track of your bakes with the 13-hour programmable timer, and the machine has a signal that tells you when to add fruit, nuts and other mix-ins to the dough.

Hamilton Beach’s bread maker offers 14 programmed settings, allowing you to make breads, cakes, jams and more. The machine has three crust settings and you can bake 1-, 1 ½- or 2-pound loaves. It’s built with an automatic keep warm setting that turns on after cooking your loaf, as well as a timer. The included bread pan is dishwasher-safe, according to the brand, and it comes with a measuring cup, spoon, kneading paddle and paddle removing tool.

This machine can accommodate loaves from 1 pound to 2 ½ pounds. It has 13 settings, including quick-bread and gluten-free. It also offers a jam function and can mix dough for pizza and pasta. Breville’s bread maker has a dispenser that automatically releases add-ins and three crust color options.

Cuisinart says this machine was designed to be compact and “countertop-friendly” for those with limited kitchen space. The bread maker automatically kneads, rises and bakes bread, and it comes with 12 pre-programmed menu options ranging from gluten-free and ultra-fast to cake and jam. Three crust shades are available, and you can make loaves between 1 and 2 pounds. The machine comes with a removable nonstick kneading paddle and bread pan.Bread making tools to use while baking

Experts said there are a handful of tools that may come in handy whether you make bread using a machine or by hand. Here are a few you might want to keep on hand in the kitchen.

Hamel recommended purchasing a digital scale that can tare – meaning subtract the weight of your bowl – and measure in ounces and grams. She called digital scales a critical tool for bread baking: “The difference between a high-rising loaf and a brick can be a simple matter of a bit too much flour,” she said.

This stand mixer comes with a dough hook for mixing and kneading bread dough. Most bread makers automatically mix and knead dough, but if you don’t have a bread maker, KitchenAid’s Artisan Series Stand Mixer is useful to have at your disposal and will save your forearm muscles.

You can either cut dough with this tool’s blade or lay it flat and use it to scrape dough off a cutting board. It’s also helpful when making other desserts like pie, as experts previously told us, in addition to removing cookies or cinnamon rolls from a sheet pan.

The handles on this pan give you a place to firmly grip when you’re removing it from the oven, and its nonstick coating prevents dough from sticking to the sides. You can use the loaf pan to make sandwich and sweet bread.

Jakob Esko, executive chef at The Ritz-Carlton, Half Moon Bay, recommended this bread knife in our guide to kitchen knives, saying it’s “without a doubt the best serrated knife on the market.” Specifically, Esko said it’s notable for its blade. “Generally, bread knives" teeth are too sharp, making them suitable only for slicing bread,” he said. “This Victorinox one is so smooth, it’s the best knife for slicing food with different layers of resistance. I would not necessarily call this a bread knife as it is perfect for so many different tasks.”What to consider when shopping for a bread maker

One of the benefits bread makers offer is their ability to mix and knead dough more efficiently than most people can by hand, said Rhodes. Many bread makers come with separate settings for kneading and baking dough so you can remove and shape cinnamon rolls or pizza dough before they’re cooked.

“A bread machine has the timing built in so you don’t have to decide if you have mixed or kneaded the dough long enough,” Rhodes added. “This is a huge plus for beginners.”

Other than looking for mixing and kneading settings, it’s important to think about how much counter space you can dedicate to a machine. Some bread makers can weigh more than 10 pounds, and if you bake bread every week, you don’t want to have to lug an appliance in and out of your cabinet.

Additionally, bread makers come in a variety of different sizes, dictating how much bread you’ll be able to make at one time. Think about how many people you want to feed when purchasing a machine, and whether or not you want to start making small loaves before advancing to bigger bakes. Smaller machines can’t handle more dough, but machines with a bigger capacity can often produce smaller loaves.

Finally, decide which preset functions are important to you in a bread maker. In addition to timers that you can set to ensure the bread is ready by a specific time, some machines boast settings designed to produce different types of dough, bread and even jam. Bread makers may also come with features that automate the baking process, like built-in dispensers that can add fruit or nuts at the appropriate time.Tips for making bread

While baking, Hamel recommended keeping an eye on your dough even with the benefit of a bread machine"s automatic programming. “You’ll get better bread on a consistent basis if you learn where your maker needs help, and give it what it needs,” she said. For example, if your dough is sticky, it may need more flour, or if it’s stiff, you may need to add water. And if your dough moved to one side of the bread maker after kneading, take it out and reshape it before baking to get a more even loaf.

Whether you enjoy standard, vegan, or gluten-free loaves, the best bread makers should be equipped to deal with all your doughy needs. Making bread at home is becoming a popular hobby in 2022, so you’ll want to make sure that you are investing in one of the best bread makers to ensure every loaf is up to scratch, once you"ve decided what to eat.

Beginners and seasoned bakers alike will want to opt for a bread maker with enough kneading power to work with accessory ingredients like seeds, nuts, and fruit. Quality bread makers tend to have an enticing list of settings and loaf sizes, to suit your personal preferences for a more curvaceous roll or baguette-style loaf.

Making your own bread will save money in the long-run, so it’s worth investing in a premium, more powerful bread maker. Higher end options come with kneading hooks, digital displays, and collapsible blades to really set your bread making apart from your peers. They often have more extensive settings, so you can tackle more challenging items like pizza, roll dough, or French bread.

However, there are also budget-friendly options with user-friendly settings to guide you through the knead, rise, punch-down, and bake warming phases, and others that promise results pronto, in under one hour. After all, only watching the dough rise in real time tops the smell of freshly-baked bread. That’s why some of the best bread makers have glass viewing windows, so you can watch the bread maker breathe life into your loaf.

The Breville BBM800KL is a high-quality, user-friendly bread maker that’s fully programmable, and has 13 automatic settings. It also provides four loaf sizes and three options for crust color.

The Breville is more expensive than most bread makers we reviewed, but it also has much more capability. This machine is only 9.6 inches long, but it can make a loaf of bread weighing up to 2.5 pounds. You can choose from multiple pre programmed settings or manually input preferences for the machine’s preheat, knead, rise, punch-down, bake and warming phases. There’s even a delay timer of up to 13 hours.

This bread maker has a blue LCD display, rubber feet and a collapsible paddle. The collapsible paddle is especially nice because it prevents the hole that can be left over by the kneading paddle. The Breville has a nut and fruit compartment that holds extra ingredients until it’s time to add them. It also has an oven light button and viewing window.

A gluten-free diet that includes homemade bread may seem like a strange idea, but there are a few bread makers on the market that have work-arounds for making gluten-free bread.

Not all of them have a specific setting for gluten-free, but the Cuisinart CBK-100 does. It also has settings for French, whole wheat, sweet, packaged mix and pizza dough, so you can make a lot more than just basic bread. You can also choose from three crust colors and three loaf sizes.

A delay-start timer means you can add ingredients and set them to automatically start baking hours later. The machine makes the bread for you whenever you choose – up to 13 hours later. You can also opt to do more of the prep work if you like, with the bake-only option. The kneading paddle and other parts are removable for easy cleaning, and a power failure backup means your bread-making cycle can continue even after a power outage.

For a budget bread maker, the Rosewill RHBM-15001 has a lot to offer. It makes bread in two sizes, 1.5 and 2 pounds, and has 12 programs to select from. These include French, Whole Wheat, Sweet, and Gluten-free bread, and a Rapid Bake setting. There’s also three different browning options to choose from when creating your loaf - the 11 included bread machine recipes will guide you when doing this.

The major downside of opting for a bread maker with one kneading blade is that it may struggle to incorporate all your ingredients. It’s nothing a spatula can’t fix, but you should still be aware of this when buying. On the plus side, the Rosewill RHBM-15001 is a quiet machine when compared to other low-cost options, so you could even make the most of the 13-hour timer and bake some bread overnight. It even adds nuts, seeds, and fruit to your loaves automatically, which is one less thing to worry about.

The Hamilton Beach HomeBaker is a high-quality bread maker at a midrange price. Its programming menu is easy to use, and it has specialty settings for whole grain, gluten-free, French and sweet breads. You can also make pizza and roll dough, as well as jam and cake.

When you need to add ingredients mid-cycle, the HomeBaker beeps to tell you it’s time. It comes with two paddles, which is nice if you want to make a second loaf while the first paddle is being washed. The machine has 12 program cycles and three crust settings. It can bake loaves from 1.5 to 2.5 pounds, and it has a delay timer. It also has an express option for faster baking, but loaves made with this feature are smaller and have thicker crusts than regular loaves. This bread machine’s interior baking pan has a handle that makes it easier to remove bread from the unit. The Homebaker’s outer housing is plastic, with a silver base and rubber feet.

This Oster bread maker can make a 2-pound loaf and has a delay timer, so you can put the ingredients in and wake up to freshly baked bread in the morning. The window on the top is a nice touch that allows you to watch as the machine bakes your bread. The bread maker’s controls are straightforward, and a digital display lets you know each stage of the bread-making process. There is even an express bake option if you want bread in less than an hour.

The machine"s nine settings help you prepare the type of bread you want. This machine can make many types of bread, including French breads, pizza dough and breads with fruit, even though it is also one of the more affordable models we evaluated.Round up of today"s best deals