Panasonic Premium Crusty Loaf Artisan Bread Maker, 18 Auto Menu Programs $289 (RRP $499) Delivered @ Amazon AU

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Array of Fresh-Baked Delights. A variety of programs let home bakers produce crusty loaves lavish bread stuffed with epicurean ingredients buttery brioche a heavenly range of cakes and much more
Gourmet Gluten-Free Baking Blend and bake delicious gluten-free bread and cakes using wheat alternatives like spelt rye rice soy and chickpea flour
Home-Baked Artisanal Crust Baking enthusiasts can bite into an authentic crusty artisan loaf fresh from their own kitchen thanks to the next-generation kneading dough-rising and baking technology
No Hands Kneaded Dough The blade and ribs in the pan replicate hand-kneading techniques to develop firm gluten for baking light and fluffy bread products encased in a tantalising crunchy crust
Sensors Produce the Perfect Bake Two state-of-the-art sensors measure internal bread temperature and ambient conditions then work in unison to ensure dough rises consistently during the baking process
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  ValouSydney on 11/07/2023 - 18:01

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  Is it worth the extra cost compared to the kmart one?

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    woekoa on 11/07/2023 - 19:23

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    I have the Kmart one. Works a treat.

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      ValouSydney on 11/07/2023 - 19:29

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      Same - happy with it but I'm wondering if I should invest in a more expensive one since I make brioche / bread quite often

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  Make it so on 11/07/2023 - 18:06

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  Does anyone know how it differs from the normal Panasonic breadmaker?

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    eggboi on 11/07/2023 - 18:10

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    It's from Melbourne.

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    jooncheez on 11/07/2023 - 18:33

    I'd like to know too, can't seem to find what's different about this model.

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  motlking on 11/07/2023 - 18:29

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  Reviews say its great at artisan bread but not for normal bread. Apparently pre-set settings are inflexible even compared to cheaper models. Strange given this is the most expensive model Panasonic offers.

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    Make it so on 11/07/2023 - 18:52

    Yeah, I noticed reviews weren't great. Oh well, will stick with our 'normal' one.

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  bwsl on 11/07/2023 - 20:53

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  I recently bought Panasonic r2530 model and this machine makes fantastic bread, nicer and fresher than what you get from supermarket. I had aldi one a while back and was never able to make nicer bread from that machine. I did look up this specific model in post but went for r2530 instead for normal bread.

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    bwsl on 11/07/2023 - 21:28

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    By the way, I used different recipe than the one in menu as I couldn't get good result from the machine menu recipe. I used this one and converted qty for 250g flour https://youtu.be/vF8e1kEdyAo. I also put bread improver (a must according to my aunt in law who was head chef or something in a commercial bakery factory overseas who also hold a food science degree or some sort…)

    There isn't yeast dispenser in this model r2530, but it wasn't an issue with scheduled bake setting. For scheduled baking, key is to put water/wet ingredients first, then make sure dry yeast doesn't mix with salt as salt can kill yeast (that is what I read online)