Are these things really worth having?
1674032
There is nothing in the world like fresh baked bread! And the bread machine makes it so simple. Yes it's worth having.
1674033
Mine didn't work so my answer is no, but I had one that worked ten years ago and it was great. They can save you a ton of time and your family will really appreciate it.
1674034
I am very glad I got mine; we make a giant 2-pound loaf every 5 to 7 days. I have complete control over what goes into our bread - no lists of added chemicals! It's also the right temperature for starting dough for items like rolls. I like to embed cheese and pepperoni in the middle before the second rising. Cleanup is limited to one pan and a rubber spatula. I got this model because our first bread maker relied on cheesy clips to hold down the pan, which didn't last. This one has the pan twist in, in the same direction as the paddle spins, so unclipping during kneading is impossible. We've gotten so spoiled by our higher-quality, homemade breads, very little at the store bakery is still appealing.
1674035
We make bread usually, 2-3 time per week for ourselves, because it's important we can make it without sugar.I couldn't find delicious bread in stores, that' s without sugar.
1674036
If you enjoy baking fresh bread, rolls, and pasteries then it would be worth it.
1674037
I bought my bread machine to make ALL my own bread. I could not find a gluten free bread I liked for less than $6 a loaf. I consider it to be a wise choice and a money saver!
1674038
I am very glad I got mine; we make a giant 2-pound loaf every 5 to 7 days. I have complete control over what goes into our bread - no lists of added chemicals! It's also the right temperature for starting dough for items like rolls. I like to embed cheese and pepperoni in the middle before the second rising. Cleanup is limited to one pan and a rubber spatula. I got this model because our first bread maker relied on cheesy clips to hold down the pan, which didn't last. This one has the pan twist in, in the same direction as the paddle spins, so unclipping during kneading is impossible. We've gotten so spoiled by our higher-quality, homemade breads, very little at the store bakery is still appealing. I am very glad I got mine; we make a giant 2-pound loaf every 5 to 7 days. I have complete control over what goes into our bread - no lists of added chemicals! It's also the right temperature for starting dough for items like rolls. I like to embed cheese and pepperoni in the middle before the second rising. Cleanup is limited to one pan and a rubber spatula. I got this model because our first bread maker relied on cheesy clips to hold down the pan, which didn't last. This one has the pan twist in, in the same direction as the paddle spins, so unclipping during kneading is impossible. We've... » Read More I am very glad I got mine; we make a giant 2-pound loaf every 5 to 7 days. I have complete control over what goes into our bread - no lists of added chemicals! It's also the right temperature for starting dough for items like rolls. I like to embed cheese and pepperoni in the middle before the second rising. Cleanup is limited to one pan and a rubber spatula. I got this model because our first bread maker relied on cheesy clips to hold down the pan, which didn't last. This one has the pan twist in, in the same direction as the paddle spins, so unclipping during kneading is impossible. We've gotten so spoiled by our higher-quality, homemade breads, very little at the store bakery is still appealing. « Show Less
2278796
No, they are really nice for the price. The kit comes with a pamphlet describing them in detail.I think for the price and quality, it is a good buy.
1306650
Yes. They are quite worth the price. I bought a pair over seven years ago and they are still like new.
361868
Yes they are included but you don't always need them! Depends on the person
987408
Yes, it does, but you are probably going to want to upgrade those items anyway. The set contains everything you need, but not necessarily everything you might want :)
706618
I'm pretty sure you can save some. It's a good idea to do that because there is usually more than you need in the box. Also, it doesn't last very long.
162261
No. But these things are great! Sorry I took so long to respond. Busy week. Take care.
970229
It states that this will in the description. Personally, I find them worth the money.
316633
Yes, it's worth it. I bought 2 for each keychain of each car. Not too big. Just right size.
722452
Dear Rodrigo D, you're most welcome! Yes, the item in question is a really convenient choice (even financially speaking). Regards, Ivan.
1373779
I would get them and see how much you like them first and go from there. No use in have two sets of something that you don't like.
738691
thanks so much for your response.Went to best Buy today to check them out.Do you think it is safe to purchase them on E bay?
1237807
Probably not. What's the price? If it's less than $50 then you can count on them not being included.
1768526
Probably depends on how much use you do. I don't get to use them much, so haven't done a thing. Still look like new and it's been a while
2167206
Gee, I really don't know if they archival quality. I think that for the price, they probably are not. I got them to hold post cards from all the trips I've been on, but nothing really of great monetary value. I would have to assume that if they don't say they are archival quality, they probably aren't.
1462289
i believe so...have an extra one to sell if intereted...they are a lot of fun
281287
they were worth it for me. of course they are cheaply made, and will die eventually, but every set that I had lasted me a few months before something went wrong with them. if youre looking to just have a steady supply of headphones then id go ahead. but if you're looking for quality, then look at another product lol