Sales of bread makers soared by 130% during the lockdowns of 2020. Who can
forget the empty shelves in supermarkets where there should have been flour
and yeast?!
With a lot more time on our hands, it seems that a third of all adults in the UK
said that they had tried their hand at making bread in 2020. A trend that was
perhaps started by the success of the Great British Bake-off continues, and
shows no sign of abating.
There are lots of bread makers on the market, so how do you choose the best
one for you? Let’s have a look at the features to look for and which will suit your
needs.
1. Budget
First, consider what your budget is. Bread makers start at around £50 and the
more expensive models go up to £250. You will need to weigh up what is
important to you. The more expensive models do tend to mean better quality
and a longer-lasting machine, but the price also reflects more features.
So, if you simply wa...
