What size is the finished loaf, 1 lb. or 1.5 lb.?
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having bought and made most every type of hodgson and other bread mixes as well as bread machine from amazon.com i can say the mix make 1.5 loaves. add 2 tablespoons of extra water if you find the dough is still in a ball after the first rise. just spoon the water over the dough. and set crust to light. joi
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Using the full box produces a 1 1/2lb. loaf. My bread machine (horizontal) is meant for a 2lb. loaf but this works fine for me. The first time the loaf was lopsided so now I just check before the final rise and center it in the pan if needed. Fantastic bread, especially if you use coconut oil instead of butter.
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I would say 1.5 lbs or very close. The mix itself is 16 oz. You add 1 c water and 2 T oil or butter. BTW, it's delicious.
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howdy ms. russell, it makes a 1.5 pound loaf. there are instructions for how to make a 1 pound loaf if desired, but the package is designed for 1.5 pound bread machines. take care, lee
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howdy ms. russell,it makes a 1.5 pound loaf. there are instructions for how to make a 1 pound loaf if desired, but the package is designed for 1.5 pound bread machines.take care,lee
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I always add nuts, fruit, oats, flax, flour and anything else I have lying around. My last loaf was over two lbs in my Zojirushi bread maker. I'm beginning to think I am really eating cake, not bread.
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I use the 1.5 lb setting on my bread machine which is what the directions on the box indicate and it has always turned out terrific...good luck
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It would fit but its recipes are for 1.5 lb & 2lb machines if I recall. I suppose the recipe would need to be modified slightly for smaller loaf sizes.
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It makes about a 1 lb loaf. Depending on the types of flours used it will raise differently but as a rule of thumb I figure about the dough it takes to make a one pound loaf.These are made in China.
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Product Dimensions: 9.8 x 6 x 2.8 inches ; 8.8 ounces. It holds (very nicely) a 1 1/2 lb loaf of bread. Same size as the one my grandmother used!
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Leave the cover off for one pound loaf. Obtaining 2 pounds bread loaf with the pan is not impossible depending on density of loaf. The weight is between 1.75-2 pounds.
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The recipes in the manual call for up to 5 cups of flour. It has settings for 1 pound, 1 1/2 pound, and 2 pound loaves for smaller recipes.
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This machine will mix a 2 pound batch of dough, which can be made into 2, 1 pound loaves baked in your oven. A 2 lb loaf (4 cups of flour)baked in this machine is very tall, too tall for most toasters. A better option is to bake a 1 1/2 pound loaf (3 cups of flour). You can prepare a 1 lb dough for rolls or pizza, but 1 lb won't bake well as a loaf in this machine because the pan is too long to enable the dough to spread out and bake well.
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i have used the 1 lb settings when doing 2-1 lb loaves. Has come out perfectly.
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Hi, The size will vary with the recipe but the average size is half a loaf of bread. Thanks, Joe
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1lb. It's heavy enough, but not to heavy to flatting your food out to much.
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I bake a 2 lb. loaf. Don't know if that would make a difference. I make sure my loaf is completely cool before bagging; otherwise there will be moisture.
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Mine measures a little less than 10" (more like 9 3/4" tall) tall and close to 5" left to right per side of square. A regular size loaf of bread fits just right.
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2lbs. works fine, but how much yeast rise are you looking for ?What knid of bread are you making ?By the way, I don't use the sliding lid; get a nice rounded top on the loaf.
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1.5 lbs of flour is about max but smaller is better- otherwise the shape gets a little odd.
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My Machine makes a two pound loaf and it doesn't fit. A smaller regular loaf should fit but nothing larger.
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It depends on how big a loaf U want. I like 1lb loafs but if U have a large family, 2lbs would B more practical.
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For one, 1lb Loaf of bread, mix the entire pkg with1-2/3 cups milk, 2 whole eggs, 1/4 cup butter or veg oil, and 1 tsp vinegar.