THRIFT STORE BREADMAKER Bread -- Will a 30-YEAR OLD bread machine bake delicious CHEAP bread?
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
- I bought a 30-year-old Zojirushi #breadmaker at the thrift store because I want to know: 1) WILL IT BAKE? 2) How will the bread it makes taste? & 3) How #cheap will the #bread be? LET'S TRY THIS OUT! 🥳 New videos every Thursday and Saturday 8 pm EST.
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My house smells like a combination of black bean enchiladas and banana bread.♨️ Yours?
Junk.
Lasagna
I don't know, I don't have a sense of smell! 😢
Mines smells like Cinnamon rolls and tacos 😝
Envy 😤
If you think deep-cleaning a 25-year-old breadmaker is a lot of fun, have I got an apartment for you!
LOL!
..and I have a family car to go after that !
I GOT A QUAD SIZED DORM!! and it's almost time to move out!
Well done. :)
A line is starting to form and I don't wanna lose my place. Next!
I struggle so badly with depression, and winter makes it 200% worse. I'm a cook who loves to cook. But, this time of year leaves me feeling hopeless. Your vidoes remind me that happiness does exist, and I can be happy again. Thank you for being the positive and encouraging person that you are.
Watch more of her videos! 🙏😀
Good thing it's spring, keep the good vibes rolling, stay positive, yee haw
Happiness does indeed exist and you will be happy.🙏 Sending you love and strength. p.s. - A cardinal singing my yard this morning told me that spring is just around the corner.
I do too friend. Let's stay positive together. 🧡
You have my sincere sympathy. I hope that you may find relief.
After watching this vid this morning, I decided to go so some thrift store shopping. On my fourth store, I found this EXACT Zojirushi BBCC-15A machine! I am making my first loaf as I type this. Yay!
How did it go??
How was it!?
HOW WAS THE BREAD??? XD
I did too. Exact same one at Savers in Hawaii. Love it :)
I found the exact same machine at our TOWN DUMP. It appears to have been used maybe twice. I did one loaf, but the recipe was wrong. Going to try again.
Zojirushi is considered to be the “Cadillac” of Japanese appliances. I inherited one of those breadmakers!
Do you use it? If so, please tell us about your experiences.
@bad Good Well, the "Cadillac" of when Cadillac was actually a respected, desirable car brand...
Nice
I wish I had family that would pass things down to me. I think the most im gonna get are some dish sets :/
most japanese appliances just work.
I'm a grad student living alone and I love my bread machine. 1) I bring baked goods to friend gatherings, and everyone loves it so much. 2) I bake a loaf on Sunday, eat some, and freeze 2/3 of it, to have bread for sandwiches during the week without it getting hard. 3) you can add things you love to your bread to make delicious loaves that would be expensive in other places- my fave is cranberry walnut whole wheat bread. 4) it makes my apartment smell amazinggggg
And everyone is happy when you show up! I'll bet everyone asks you to join their study group!
I think freezing bread actually improves it. Not as good as fresh baked but you know.
You are the most pleasant youtuber ever.
Why, thank you.
She really is, isn’t she. Emmy is nice to her viewers.
She really is. Nice soft voice, never irritating,... 🙂
She is! Her voice is pleasant and you can feel her enthusiasm and joy in every video. It’s contagious! :D
You're either her husband, father etc to say that or you've been watching with your eyes closed and your hands over your ears.☺️
I had this EXACT bread maker. I bought it at an Army Post Exchange in near Colón Panamá in 1992. I lived in the Army barracks and "cooking" was not allowed. We could use a microwave or anything without an exposed heating element. This machine technically didn't violate the rules and I absolutely LOVED torturing my neighbors with the smell of freshly baking bread. The machine was actually quite expensive, so buying a working unit for just over $10 is a great find! I lugged this hulking machine around for a while, but then when I got out of the military and had an actual kitchen, it was no longer necessary. I learned to make bread the old fashioned way. I donated my machine to a thrift store (in Monterey), and it absolutely still worked. I wonder if it's the same one!
Monterey, California? I am from there. Cheers
then doent a oven not break the rules there no exprosed elements and why is thqt even a rule
@@BrainiumBasher9001Most of the time an oven has a stove on top, which does have exposed heating elements. :)
I have the same one and I paid $10 for it. I still used it regularly Love i!
I don’t know why but watching you clean the bread maker made me emotional. Something about seeing something that had been cast off by its previous owner being shown so much love by its new one...it’s quite beautiful really. Love your vids!
What a lovely thought...
I have that exact same machine!!! 30 years and still working!
Elaine
Me too! :)
Lucky! I feel like I should go around looking for vintage appliances. They really were built to last back then.
mines 70 years old and still works
That's so great. And I'm not surprised Zojirushi is the best.
@@cherrycordiaI My mom has food processor that's over 30 years old that she still uses. She got it when I was a child. We also kept a microwave for about 20 years. Those old appliances are sturdy.
This works well. I have searched the web for recipes ruclips.net/user/postUgkxEf52Yn9PpTLKua_uvi5Ams4pIDINER52 There are a few in the pamphlet, but I am ready to explore. NOTE: Once you hit start, don’t mess with it or the dough will not rise. Learned that the hard way.
After watching this I went out and got a bread machine myself from a thrift store and it felt like the best decision I’ve ever made! I didn’t even know these things existed! Love this vid! I’m so excited to make bread now!
My sister tried to give a bread maker she got from her son. I said no thanks. I could just see myself with a pound of butter and fresh made bread getting big as a house, saying " My Precious". I can't control myself with homemade bread around and just can't fit in any more cardio. 😊😋😎
annette fournier I recently gave mine to some friends. This video had me mourning it.
That description was hilarious🤣🤣🤣
@@teejay1588 I wish it were not true; but I know myself.😉😎
I agree. I hate store bought bread but when I make homemade it's like Cookie Monster and cookies.
LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
EMMY, PLEASE MAKE MORE VIDEOS DOING THE OTHER RECIPES WITH THIS MACHINE
Yes! i saw in that little pic she shared in the end that it also makes jam, and my first thought is that i want to see her do that next!
Now you should try making cinnamon bread,raisin bread,sourdough bread and 12 grain bread..honestly the possibilities are endless!! I need me one of those ...lol
Sourdough is the best!
I'm so excited to see this video! I found a bread machine at my local goodwill and paid only $1.50 for it! It's currently sitting on my counter baking away and I cant wait to see the results
Oh my gosh!! Such a lucky find, Those are the holy grail of bread machines, I'm saving up for a new one !😊 even if it doesn't bake well the kneading is worth it. (Heeheee the bread happy dance 😂)
I want one also
Emmy Maybe I missed it, but how much did you pay? UPDATE: Never mind. I went back and listened again. What a GREAT deal.
I have a Sunbeam one that someone at my complex left out for free, It's about the same age and works like a charm, so I figure even the lower end ones are generally pretty good too, definitely keep your eye out at thrift stores for one of these.
That's what I used to do with my bread machine. Let it combine and knead the ingredients and then I would take out the dough, form it in my bread molds and bake it in the oven. It was better than cooking it in the machine.
@@jujubees my mom uses it for kneading dumpling dough too :)
My mom always used to put a package of onion soup mix in the bread mix in the machine to make onion bread! Beyond delicious.
Thanks for the great idea!
I used to add a garlic clove (yes a whole one, it gets torn up eventually by the paddle) and parmesan cheese, use Olive oil instead of butter, add some dried herbs too... Garlic herb bread!
That is a very cool idea!
My mom did cheddar & jalapeños. These suggestions are great!
I bought my bread maker for 9 dollars at a thrift store 6 years ago! It was manufactured in the very early 2000's and still makes beautiful bread :)
How much does each loaf co$t!? Thanks
9 dollars? What a steal!
9 dollars???!!
Damn, I want one too!
@@katherinehurt5238 I used to have one (before a roommate broke it) and it depends on the ingredients you use. For a basic bread like Emmy made, it was a dollar and change.
My grandma had one of those. I remember coming over to her house and her making fancy breads with it. She is no longer with us, but seeing this brings back fun and happy memories.
I'd love to see how you store all your giant kitchen gadgets!
It is a dinosaur right? LOL!
Ikr? LOL! Anything I don't use daily or even twice per week gets stored on a shelf in my basement. :)
Yesss
i remember watching our bread maker knead the dough when i was little, our kitchen was small but my mom would put the bread maker on the floor and i could look right in
same here Momo ❤❤❤
Oh my gosh, SAME! 💕😭
Precious memory =)
That is the cutest!
This video inspired me! Ran to my local Saver's today and picked up a Sunbeam bread machine for $8!! So excited to start making bread from scratch 💚
Not the same machine 😥😥 nothing kneads or cooks like a Zojirushi...
A vid about how to properly clean your thrift store finds would be great. What products to use that's helpful what cleaner etc.
Equal parts white vinegar and water plus your favorite essential oils is hard to beat. Thieves oil is perfect for cleaning.
@@vivianaarose Essential Oils are a sham, nothing beats soap, water and vinegar for cleaning plus you don't want that essential oil stinking up your appliances.
My dad was OBSESSED with his bread maker back in the 90's. You have definitely encouraged me to go searching for one now!
Thrift store appliances are often either totally unused or completely wrecked. If you can avoid the ones that look like they're fire damaged, you might luck out and get a wedding present nobody ever got around to using.
I hit the thrift stores twice a week. Sometimes I can really make out like a bandit. Its always hit and miss as far as luck is concerned. Most of the time we strike out but those rare times we do find something great makes up for it.
It's usually around 8-10 misses for every hit for me, but getting that really good deal is like winning the lottery and keeps me coming back each week.
I think a lot of times people can move out of state which can be very costly so just liquidate or donate most of their stuff....get them as gifts...are impulse buyers, and/or just buy things and rarely use them or think they’re gonna use it a lot and never do (that’s why you often find things like slow cookers, bread makers, and other unnecessary small appliances)...so then just donate it to a thrift shop. That’s why when I need or wanna try a new appliance I almost never bother with buying it in store....(unless it’s something I can’t live without/ need fast or find on a good clearance or sale) for example I’d like an instant pot....but just a matter of time before I snag an instant pot at a yard sale or thrift shop for like 5-10$ lol....so why spend 5-20x more for it new?? I have a high end shark vacuum and an identical backup for it that I purchased one for 10$ and one for 3$ both at garage sales and both in perfect working condition. They retail for about 200$ each. The 3$ one the woman who sold it to me genuinely thought something was wrong with it and told me as much (but I figured for 3$, it was worth keeping around for parts for my other one, if needed) ....but upon taking it home and inspecting it closer, it became clear that she just let so much of her long hair ball up and it just blocked the pipe going into the canister.....(like if you have super long hair and shed a lot, no duh you’re gonna have to put a little more effort into maintaining your vacuum)...it works flawlessly after removing the blockage.
The types of yard sales you should never miss out on though are church sales, storage facility sales, and sales in housing community clubhouses. When the item doesn’t belong to the person making the prices, especially when the money isn’t going into *their* pockets, it’s the best situation because they’re more apt to just get rid of it, have less of an incentive to price higher, and often don’t know how much the item is worth or what it was originally purchased for, so are liable to price some items for dirt cheap. Cannot tell you how many expensive items I’ve found super cheap like this.
Yep! I found a brand new unboxed power xl air fryer at goodwill for 12 bucks a few years back. It lasted about 2 years. Still my favorite thing to ever find at a thrift shop.
@@scottfirman o
I’ll direct my Hubby to this video when he wonders why I’ve had a sudden urge to purchase a vintage bread maker🤷🏽♀️
I have the same exact machine, I’ve had mine for 27 years too. Although it’s been sitting in the garage for the last 12 years, I’m inspired to go find it again, to see if it still works
Emmy! Do 5 days of “ask Alexa what to make for dinner?!” It’s a great idea!
I used to make a 10 grain bread for my Mom, with my old machine. Mom startled me, by tell me not to make her anymore, after a couple of loaves. Turns out she loved it so much, she couldn't stay out if it. lol
Hint: You can increase the protein content of common AP flour, by exchanging 4 teaspoons of vital wheat gluten per recipe, instead of paying for bread flour. This should give you the same crumb.
I'm really stressed at the moment and I find your videos really calming and wholesome, thank you for your great work.
I looooooooooooooooove my "vintage" (circa 1995) bread machine! Admittedly it's not an zojirushi, but I found the most awesome aspect of it is using the dough setting: toss in all the ingredients and then you can pull out the finished dough and then you can turn it into doughnuts, braided challah, proper "bread shaped" bread (as opposed to the common bread machine brick), homemade soft pretzels, cinnamon buns, etc etc etc. Seriously, the options are endless once you've learned the machine's individual quirks! :D
Zojirushi is a good brand. I would have bought one too. My Zojirushi rice maker has been doing its job for nearly 20 years now.
You might try a little “Retrobright” treatment to take the yellowing off the plastic. Look it up for how to do it.
MyDailyUpload Believe it or not if you take the machine and set it out in the sun for a while the yellow will turn back white. How do I know this it happens the sewing machines all the time if you set them outside the yellow goes away
Ventura0404 I’ll give it a try!
Mr Clean magic eraser!! Does it for Nintendos too.
@@Ventura0404 So happy to read your comment! Had to pull out my backup serger because the main one needs repairs and I was lamenting the yellowed plastic. I will try your tip tomorrow, thank you!
I'm also a thrift store addict.. Around here bread makers are probably the most common appliance on the shelves. I got a really nice Welbilt bread maker for about $10 . Get yourself a good vintage electric knife.. it's the best thing since sliced bread for slicing home made bread.
I love how you take these old thrift store machines, show them some love and get them working again.
Life lessons learned:
~You can't judge a machine that is bought at a thrift store! Just because it's cheap doesn't mean it's done for.
~Age is just a number!
Yes, Age is just a number isn't it. "Looks over shoulder".
Wee woo wee woo wee woo...
@@weeabootrash329 My number is... 23!
Wee woo wee woo wee woo...
anyone else going crazy because of the crease in her shirt? 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Magic Archer glad someone said it lol
Me lol
Nope but now I am!
Is that a static cling problem or what?
It may be because of her microphone and the wire attached to her shirt. Idk lol just a thought 😂
This video almost made me cry. My hubby bought this very machine for me right around when we got married and It has traveled with me all over the world. It has brought so many fond memories with it. I hadn't used it in quite a while so after watching this video, I went and got it off my appliance shelf in the garage and baked a loaf of bread. Wasn't sure if it would work for not, but IT STILL WORKED AFTER ALL THESE YEARS!! I am still in shock as I eat my beautiful buttered slice. Thanks for this walk down memory lane. What a sweet time.❤️
Honestly, this brings back so many wonderful memories! I loved making bread! I had a friend who was a Realtor. She would take her bread machine with her when she had an Open House at a house she was showing. She'd make garlic bread or cinnamon raisin bread. The house would smell heavenly by the time people turned up to see the house. She swore that the bread sold the house!
Thank you Emmy. This brought this terrible long day to a nice pleasant close as always
Joe Paul awww I’m sorry mate you had a bad long day. Hope you have a good night
Erik TheParadise Man thank you
Joe Paul np mate. 😊😉
Sorry you had a rough day! Hope tomorrow is a better one. 😊
Morgan Stafford thank you dead 😘
Who would ever give her thumbs down? Seriously. I'd like to know the actual reason. I can't imagine.
Edit: She just said jinky! You can't down thumb a video where someone says jinky in perfectly valid sentence!
Some people have a very strong antisocial drive in them.
RUclips
I’m not sure-she’s very sweet.
Theres like 30 dislikes to thousands of likes. Technically her videos are some of the least liked on RUclips. I doubt she cares about the 12 dislikes.....
@Jason Voorhees Are you attempting to prove his point? 😄
Personally I like to bake my bread in the oven because I get more freedom regarding the shape, crust etc. BUT I do have to admit that a breadmaker would be a lot more convenient. I love that this still works!
PLEASE make a bread series w this machine!!
Casper Waldrop yes I’d love that to
I also have a Zojirushi rice maker and love it. We slice with the loaf lying down rather than standing up as you did.
We too, slice your way
you can even make Mochi with a bread maker you should try it out
acexkeikai I was thinking the same thing
Brilliant!!! I didn't know you could do that. I'll have to look it up online.
I saw a bread maker making mochi in Rachel and Jun's mochi video, and at the time I didn't even realize it was a bread maker!
No. The bread makers do not make mochi. I've seen that claim circulating on the Internet, but it's not true. We both the breadmaker and mochi maker Both are single use machines.
@@danielt6689 have you tried? Because I have and it does work. You need mochigome, you need to steep the rice in water two hours prior cooking it. Granted, it is not the smoothest mochi but when you don't access to it. It does the job.
This video brought back so many memories that I had completely forgotten. My grandparents had this exact same model of bread maker. My granddad would lift my cousin and me up to see the bread baking through the little window. It’s been a solid 15 years and I can still smell and taste the bread we would make!
I have a Zoe (as we affectionately call it), too! Love it. I used to work for a health food store that sold wheat berries and other things. Their whole mission was to teach people how to grind their own flour to make all their own baked goods. The health benefits are RIDICULOUS. Even my gluten sensitive hubby can eat stuff I make with the freshly ground wheat. The Zoe is the only bread maker on the market that is tough enough to handle the fresh ground flour. 😉
Edit: my husband isn't a celiac, so he can have gluten, it just makes him feel crappy (pun intended).
If you think cleaning is fun I can offer you a world of joy I call home.
That moment when you realize "25 years old" means 1994 😢
oof
I got sad reading this ahha
hahahaha
I own a 1972 Jack LaLane juice machine. It works great!
I also have a 1957 Hamilton Beach mixer. The mixer itself works great, but the plastic plate on the stand fell to pieces one day, while I was washing it.
That was the year I graduated high school!!!😂
My parents got one of these (same exact model) around the early 90s and have had it ever since. They're rock solid. Glad you're enjoying it!
Bread makers are a great thing... I used one my family has had for ages to make some buttermilk bread after I made some home-made butter. Also, wrapping the bread after doesn't effect the crust much if you let it cool first, which I highly recommend. It always heats really well later too, becoming warm and chewy again. That said... whenever we make a loaf in our bread machine it vanishes within a day.
Everyone I know who has one of these really loves them. They are especially handy at during the holidays. They tend to get really creative and come up with lovely breads for gifts...
I did the math with my bread maker a couple years ago and it came out to less than a dollar per loaf. Very reasonable to make bread at home! Plus you're not eating all the extra junk that they put in store bread.
Never commented before, but I love your videos, makes me feel less lonely somehow :D
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So relateable I feel the same😄😁
I think it's because she speaks softly and normally, and doesn't spend all her time mugging and reacting to the camera. Also no ridiculous cuts in the footage, so it sounds like a conversation.
this is my favorite channel so relaxing on the eyes.
You are not alone dear :)
Just found your channel, and I'm really enjoying it! These things were trendy for a while in the late 80s/early 90s, but unfortunately fell out of favor with the masses fairly quickly because they are a single-use item and HUGE. I still have mine, though - tucked away in a cabinet. You've inspired me to pull her out and bake some yummy bread! Thanks for your fun, well-produced videos!
I remember my parents using a bread maker when I was younger to make raisin bread and other breads at home. It was great fresh. I recommend a good herb based bread and then you spread butter on it when it's nice and warm~ Now I'm hungry.
I bought one new over 20 years ago and I still use it. The pan is dark from years of use, but it still works. The bread is great if you cut it thick for French toast. I also make pizza dough too. The manufacturer says you can bake a cake in it but I've never tried. The delay timer allows you to add ingredients the night before so you could wake up to the smell of baking bread.
OMG! That is the exact make & model of my bread machine! I bought it when they first came out. Lol...I didn't realize how old it was!! I was military back then, so it has endured several moves and even storage periods and to this very day, dents and all, it works perfect, still keeps the correct time when set, clock and all functions work great. Me, not so much, Lol! Love my bread machine!
i watched this video 4 yrs ago and the thought of buying a bread maker has lived rent free in my brain all this time. Today at goodwill i finally found a Zojirushi in the appliance aisle...8 dollars..instant purchase. Cant wait to clean it and give it a go. thanks Emmy!
Couldn't help but smile watching her wiggle and make happy sounds as she tasted the bread. I need one of those makers.
My mom had that same bread maker when I was little, so yeah it's about 25 or so years old lol.....I loved that bread machine... we made so many different types of breads in it. My favorite was an Amish Friendship bread with fresh butter ❤ thank you Emmy for doing this video it brought back lovely memories of my childhood.
This summer was terribly hot in NY State. I used my bread machine and rice cooker instead of the oven all summer. I didn’t heat up my house but we had fabulous home cooked meals. I never thought I’d like these machines, but I’m a convert.
I loved your video!
I just bought me one one of these bread maker at a thrift store today! I can’t wait to try it out.
I loved the "deep cleaning" part even more than the breadmaking part♥
I know right?! Strangely satisfying watching something being toothbrush-clean!
There are entire channels dedicated to that lol
I worked in a bakery for five years. I just love the smell fresh baked french bread
It's the BEST.
@@emmymade and also fresh-baked cinnamon rolls yum!
Aw, I wish it were that way for me as well. After my time working in a bakery, the smell of the fresh goods in an enclosed space drove me nuts for ages! And I LOVE breads!
@@BliggityBlooshi did kind of get sick of the donuts after a while but the smell and taste fresh baked french bread and cinnamon rolls I still love
@@moyiazamora8669 I totally get it. I managed a Ben and Jerry's for a while, and that milky-ice-creamy smell set me off for years as well. Fortunately, both aversions wore off and I adore bread and ice cream again! ... Or maybe that's unfortunate... love 'em a little TOO much now... :)
Thanks so much for this video! Coincidently I bought a bread maker at a thrift store here in Canada last week. It also was $12.99. I haven't tried it yet but you have inspired me to get going :D
My Mom came with me to the military BX and she bought each of her three kids this exact model for Christmas in about 1995. Brings back wonderful memories (of my Mom AND the bread machine!) :)
I have this EXACT model! It was passed from my step mom to me, still works wonderfully! I just used it the other day to make wheat bread. 😄
This is so wonderful, Emmy! What a great find at the thrift store! Zojirushi is an excellent company. I have a Zojirushi rice cooker, too, and I just love it. Enjoy your bread baker! :-) Thanks for the video. :-)
I used to be obsessed with baking bread with my bread machine! I’d make everyone a loaf it was so satisfying. Watching this makes me wanna bust out the old thing!
I have this EXACT bread machine that I brought back in 1994. I haven't used it for many, many years and I literally pulled it back out last week and, it worked perfectly!!! I hope you enjoy yours as much as I enjoy mine!
My house had a bread machine for as long as I remember (before I moved out 10 years ago) and it was AWESOME bread. We even had a plastic 'holder' to slot the bread into and slice it precisely without uneven slices! Best one we ever made was a sourdough loaf. It was so tasty! Congrats on the wicked find!
I have that plastic holder with the electric bread knife on my counter right now, it is so handy.
I just love this channel. Such variety, such excitement. You would have thought she found a bar of gold. But then finding a Zojirushi appliance at thrift store prices IS like finding a bar of gold. :)
I went to the thrift store today and was going through the aisles and noticed a lady looking at the bread machines....we began to chat and she told me that this very same bread machine that is in your video was the one to get if I were to ever get one. It was only 5 bucks so I thought what the heck. I found your video and it has motivated me to give it a go. It’s making a loaf right now. Everything seems to be working perfectly. Believe it or not, I’m feeling something of the same excitement about this silly bread machine! What a lucky buy!
Your excitement and joy was contagious! I was so happy it worked. I'm always seeing these breadmakers at Goodwill- I will be looking for this brand now. Thanks for another amazing video.
I must go hunting for an old bread maker now! I was smiling so much when the bread was done 🤣 I can just imagine waking up to the smell of freshly baked bread & feeling incredibly satisfied knowing I was saving a ton of $$ by making my own loaf.
Judi me too. My hunt begins tomorrow after work!!
My family has owned this same bread machine for years. My parents bought it when we were living in England (back then, they were laughed at for even suggesting the concept of a bread machine to a European). We still use this machine regularly. It still works as good as the day they bought it. Definitely a quality machine and I'm glad you got a good loaf out of it!
I have the same old breadmaker. Love it. I do watch as it mixes at first and sometimes have to add a bit more liquid just to see that the dough looks moist and soft. Also love my Zojirushie rice maker.
My mother and I went to Macy's in either 1988 or 1989. We both smelt the whiff of cinnamon bread and walked over to where they were having a demonstration of this exact same breadmaker! The cinnamon bread was delicious. Mom bought it and faithfully used it, rarely buying storemade bread. She even made the best strawberry and blueberry jam in it. Loved it! When she passed, I inherited it and used it and found that the motor wasn't turning the paddle as good anymore. I donated it to the Thrift Store at our Church and got a new Zojirushi (the virtuoso) to replace it. The breadmaker was sold that same day! I've had my new one for about two years now and love it! Thank you so much for your video, and reviving a great memory from my youth.
Great video!! The thrift store has many hidden wonders and great buys!!
I truly admire your thin-slicing technique (dreaming of toast.) I already have an old bread maker that I have not used in years. I’m pulling that thing out of storage!
My breadmaker is my favourite thing. With rheumatoid arthritis, I can't very easily knead bread so to have a machine do all the work for me is awesome!
My mother-in-law gave me her bread maker from around 1990 and it still works perfectly. Happy to see this video!
She so wholesome, I’ve never seen anyone more excited about a bread machine than Emmy herself 🥺💞.
I’ve actually never seen a bread machine to begin with lol..
I don't know why I was assuming the breadmaker device was going to be some tiny, toy-like contraption.
That's their one biggest flaw, they take up so much damn room!
And the bread is the smallest part.
Newer ones are often smaller. Mine is about 7 years old and half that size. The countertop footprint of mine a little more than a Mr. Coffee maker.
Dee SYO the new ones are a lot smaller. I have two of them. I was given one when I was in law school by my grandma and I baked my own bread to save money.
Dee, you're just thinking of the washing machine (that makes candy suds). :)
Your such a pleasure to watch. Thank you so much for being a wonderful family oriented channel.. love you and a fan for life!!
I had a bread machine like that growing up, it was a wonderful thing to play with. All sorts of breads, and settings to change the knead, proof, rest, bake times and temps.
I think I may treat myself to one this year. My absolute favorite bread I would bake was a standard white loaf with a hint of sour cream, chives, and sprinkling of cheddar cheese. Onion Cheese bread.
I love Emmy, she has such enthusiam in all she does!
I love my breadmaker but here are my gripes about breadmakers. The odd loaf size and shape. Make them so they can make normal size and shape loafs already. The hole in the bottom makes it hard to get a loaf out sometimes and leaves a hole in the loaf. There is a breadmaker out now that has a paddle that folds down so this isnt an issue but they all need to do this. My last gripe is there should be a compartment that has the yeast in the top of it and the water below and when the water reaches the right temperature the yeast should drop in. Yeast activates best if added to warm water rather then just thrown in the bread maker. Our bread is only costing us 40 cents for a 2lb loaf.
Where th are you getting your bread from? Or if you're making it wtf kinda ingredients are you using???
My panasonic has one of those timed yeast droppers. I guess I'm spoiled.
The Panasonic SD-YD 250 has a yeast dispenser at the top that does what you're suggesting. Also you can go in and take the paddle out during the second rise if you're careful and the dough isn't too sticky.
Had many a friend with a family of 10 when I was growing up. It was a Marine Corps family, my Dad was Army. Every morning before school the older kids would start 3 loaves of bread (in the same make and model of this bread maker) before they headed off to school. Their Mom would take the cooked bread out and start a different type of bread for dinner (she'd make flavored breads with herbs and spices). They all packed lunches and could put away a lot of food... sandwich bread can be so expensive, especially in a large family). You showed how quick and easy the assembly process is. Starting multiple machines with the same ingredients, in an assembly line process was not at all difficult to do.
Seeing you get excited about this, makes me feel less alone when I dance in the kitchen after I make a perfect Bread Maker loaf! THANK YOU!!!!!!
$12.99! What a find. Got my Zoji on eBay for considerably more, though less than half the price of a new one. Until now, didn't realize it was over 30. I love it! It still makes great bread. Just so you know, mine has *never* made a nice top crust. It's usually lopsided or concave. But the bread is so much better than store-bought, and cheap. As you said, buy flour on sale. I'd add: Yeast is the most expensive part of the recipe, so buy your *fresh* yeast in bulk. Keep a small amount in a jar at room temp and freeze the rest.
Yes, I pick up my yeast at Sams Club, Fleischmann's Instant Dry Yeast (16 oz., 2 pk.) for $4.98, it is a steal.
I love finding thrifted cookware, along with books!
I have one of these but haven't used it in years. You've inspired me to pull it out and give it a place of honor.
I had a bread maker for years. Such a wonderful appliance. Waking up to the smell of a fresh loaf (started on a timer while we slept) was the most nurturing thing I could imagine. We used to say that a loaf cost half as much but we ate twice as much. I’d like to recommend a book - Rustic European Breads from Your Breadmaker. You make the dough in the breadmaker and then complete the loaf in the oven. This gives you a little more latitude in shaping the bread and in some of the ingredients, including the use of various starters. We made our own starter from a recipe in the book and have kept it going for more than 15 years. Now we use it without the breadmaker, having graduated to plain old non-mechanical bread making.
I want someone to love me as much as Emmy loves a good thrift store bread maker find...
I love you, Garrett, you bloody legend.
I have one of the original breadmakers it's from the 1950s and it's been passed down in my family
I literally watched this video this morning , went to the thrift , found a Zojirushi bread maker marked for 5$. It was half off , $2.50 ! Super excited , I hate that I can't upload a pic
Emmy I love that one of the many wonderful things you do is give all these amazing machines a second life. There's something particularly satisfying in finding a treasure like this one and bringing it back to full life. Got my breadmaker on Craigslist and never looked back since. So fun too reading all the comments too with everyone's bread maker finds!