how w ell does this slice bread machine bread?
2039557
I don't make bread machine bread, I make bread from scratch - however, I see no reason why it won't do a fine job, I've seen those bread machine loaves before and my homemade ones are much, much bigger :)
2039558
Great, even with the serrated blade that comes with it. The adjustments allow for a really wide range of widths also.
2039559
I don't know. I gave this to someone as a gift. I do know that it slices meat excellent.
2039560
I don't know I have not tried to slice bread . Will be trying to slice bread soon.
2039561
I make my bread from scratch but I think the texture would be about the same as bread machine bread. I sliced up a loaf with the serrated blade and it came out beautifully. I do not think it would do as well with the smooth blade which I use for lunchmeat.
1170021
You need to push fairly hard to get it to snap back in place. And like Bogdan I am not happy with the way this bread machine works in general. It is fine if you follow the recipes in the supplied booklet but if you have tried and trusted old recipes or recipes from the internet they will most likely fail. I have been using the same bread maker for 20+ years with no issues and this Oster does not work the same way as my old one. I have been trying to get the "old" recipes to work and have deduced that if you use less yeast it works better. Anyone having issues if you search to Oster and falling loaves you will find quite a bit. Good luck.... You need to push fairly hard to get it to snap back in place. And like Bogdan I am not happy with the way this bread machine works in general. It is fine if you follow the recipes in the supplied booklet but if you have tried and trusted old recipes or recipes from the internet they will most likely fail. I have been using the same bread maker for 20+ years with no issues and this Oster does not work the same way as my old one. I have been trying to get the "old" recipes to work and have deduced that if you use less yeast it works better. Anyone having issues if you search to... » Read More You need to push fairly hard to get it to snap back in place. And like Bogdan I am not happy with the way this bread machine works in general. It is fine if you follow the recipes in the supplied booklet but if you have tried and trusted old recipes or recipes from the internet they will most likely fail. I have been using the same bread maker for 20+ years with no issues and this Oster does not work the same way as my old one. I have been trying to get the "old" recipes to work and have deduced that if you use less yeast it works better. Anyone having issues if you search to Oster and falling loaves you will find quite a bit. Good luck.... « Show Less
1817182
I have never been ablet to keep the blades out of the bread........on this machine.My 2 previous machines never had that problem.. only this one.. don't know why..... just plan to dig them out ...
1361673
Mine never worked right. Burned the bread even on light crust. I returned it.
1066622
Love, love it. Regarding the paddle, I use a chopstick or skewer to very gently extract the paddle. Those slices around the center will have a small hole and sometimes to avoid this, I make the dough in the machine and bake in a loaf pan in the oven. I highly recommend this machine along with Lora Brody's book Bread Machine Baking that has specifically formulated recipes for this size machine - perfect every time!
397603
Up to 1.5 inches it doesn't really help make thinner slices, which was the reason I bought it. I then bought a deli slicer knife that has an adjustable blade that can slice very thin slices. Neither one is as good as a machine of course. The deli slicer's blade is not as sharp though and the wooden one looks nicer if that matters to you.
1966800
Yes, and it is very sharp and cuts bread very well.Just keep your fingers out of the way. I found out the hard wayand cut one of my fingers badly.
90478
I have used it cutting hot fresh bread from an oven but not from a bread machine so really do not know. I have cut fresh croissants carefully with it and it did not squish it at all.
1785245
It takes a normal size slice of bread. I had an "oversized" loaf of bread the other day and had to cut the slice in half to fit into the toaster. This is not a problem with us, however, because we use Sarah Lee or a similar loaf. We have done bagels without a problem. The slots are wider than our former toaster. As far as I know it only comes in red. I did have toast pop out of the toaster a few times. Update Nov. 3, 2013: This toaster worked for about six months, then died. I do not recommend buying it.
1172662
Yes it will .......... my bread maker is a Breville BBM800XL and my loaves are 6" wide when baked. This slicer is worth every penny ... I use mine even for slicing just 1 slice for two reasons .... 1)portion control and 2)my loaves stay straight and are not crooked as so often happens when slicing freehand. Another thing I've found is you can virtually slice a hot loaf, right out of the breadmaker without it squashing down - you just use a good serrated bread knife and saw back and forth slowly when the bread is hot/warm.
754110
My bread machine is a Breadman with a 5 1/2" wide pan. The loaves will not fit comfortably in this slicer, which measures 4 7/8" wide. While you can force the loaf into the slicer, the loaf may distort and yield uneven thickness slices. Still looking for the perfect guide!
568048
First of all, this is not a bread maker. It is a wheat grinder.Secondly, it has a 1250 watt motor. For more information, please go to their website at http://www.thewondermill.com/.
301244
The slices are approx. 1/2 inch thick if used as directed. I find that you can adjust the thickness larger by moving the loaf within the guides. I hope this helps.
912977
Here is one that works for all machines: http://www.breadmachinedigest.com/beginners/generic-bread-machine-instructions.php
91502
Just put the removable thickness guide in the slot that comes closest to the thickness you want, slide the bread in against the guide, put your bread knife in the slot, & cut away. Here is a link to a short YouTube video that shows it pretty well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GRX5l4wKYD8
1662112
Don't know about bread but great for meat and cheese. It will slice to a little over a half inch thick.
2070396
You don't need instructions. Look at the picture, you set the bread on the horizontal piece of plastic, put it through the archway until it hits the barrier(adjustable for thickness of slice.The archway has a slit that the knife uses as a guide and that's it.My problem with the product is that it is too small for the bread that comes out of my bread maker. It is designed for a loaf about the size of a store bought loaf.