There's something wrong with me

[silverthorne]

...I want to buy a breadmaker.

WTF?

Comments

[goes-kaboom.livejournal.com]

Dude DO NOT FIGHT THE INSTINCT. Breadmakers and by proxy the warm, nummy bread they make, are happy and win.

[silverthorne.livejournal.com]

Well, yes. My grandmother and Aunt both got in on the craze when everyone first started selling them in the late 80's. The house usually smelled awseom:)

It's just...why me? I'm not exactly known for my domestic instincts towards the kitchen. I mean, heck, I cna make a mean meal, but I'm not the sort who normally likes puttering around in there for hours on end.

Also, I'd have to be careful when I made it--bread is one of the things that makes me gain weight quickly, especially the store brands with sugar and/or high fructose corn syrup (and most store boughts DO have that as an ingredient. :P).

Is it still expensive, BTW? I remember that that was one of the reasons my Aunt quit doing it.

We do not

[aquila-dominus.livejournal.com]

have a bread maker because bread should be hard to make! Well, not exactly 'hard' it is after all bread but to pour the ingredients into a machine and get bread in an hour... We'd both be 400 pounds by the end of next week. No, clue and I choose the hard way for fresh bread...

I make it. Clue is not allowed anywhere near yeast.

[aristoboule.livejournal.com]

Breadmakers are love! We even have one that makes jam, if you can believe it.

Re: We do not

[silverthorne.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I was thinking about that. Also, if you make your own, you cna chose not to include certain things (like sugar, although I don't know how that would affect the bread), to make it healthier, that you would not be able to avoid if you used the premade mixes for the machines.

[silverthorne.livejournal.com]

I believe it. :)

[rebl1969.livejournal.com]

Doooooo itttttt.