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- The Breville Custom Loaf is a high-performance bread maker machine with nine custom settings; Add your personal bread making recipes to over 13 automatic programs; Three crust color options available for customized, delicious loaves of bread
- MANUAL AND AUTOMATIC PROGRAMS: Looking for a gluten free bread machine? Automatic programs in the Breville bread maker include: gluten free, yeast free, crusty loaf, dough/pasta and jam; Also has nine custom settings to create and store personal recipes
- SMART LCD DISPLAY: Monitor your progress, whether you choose an automatic or manual setting, Bread baking machine guides you from dough to warm, delicious bread served fresh from your own home bakery
- COLLAPSIBLE KNEADING: The Custom Loaf includes a platform to mix your bread baking ingredients; It then folds in before the BAKE function starts to allow your dough to expand
- AUTOMATIC FRUIT AND NUT DISPENSER: Bake complex, unique flavors into your loaves; Breville bread maker automatically dispenses fruit, nuts and other mix-ins at the correct time
- POWER INTERRUPTION PROTECTION: 60 minutes of backup power, so if the power cuts out, your bread making won't be interrupted
- INCLUDED ACCESSORIES: Collapsible paddle for bread & dough settings; Fixed Paddle for jam only
- WARRANTY: 1 Year Limited Product Warranty; Power: 830 Watts; Voltage: 110120 Volts; Capacity: 1-2 1/2 lb Loaf Sizes
Description
Breville BBM800XL Custom Loaf Bread Maker Machine, Brushed Stainless Steel
Color: Brushed Stainless Steel
Product Dimensions: 9.6"D x 16.4"W x 13.3"H
Wattage: 830 watts
Brand: Breville
Product Care Instructions: Hand Wash Only
Color: Brushed Stainless Steel
Product Dimensions: 9.6"D x 16.4"W x 13.3"H
Wattage: 830 watts
Brand: Breville
Product Care Instructions: Hand Wash Only
Number of Programs: 13
Manufacturer: Breville
UPC: 021614053589
Global Trade Identification Number: 89
Item Weight: 16.84 pounds
Item model number: BBM800XL
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: March 29, 2012
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So after making bread for 8 months every week I feel I can say this is a great bread maker. The 2 pound size is great but too tall for a sandwich, the 1 pound is great as well but doesn’t yield enough slices, so 1 1/2 pound loaf is perfect for us. It yields 16 slices. I use fleishmanns traditional active dry yeast in the 113gram bottle (purchased on Amazon). It works better than those little packets, no I don’t know why it just does. I also use Kate Naturals vital wheat gluten as well. The texture and density of the bread is so nice I’m so pleased I bought this machine. The machine is not very noisy, cleans up in minutes and pretty easy to follow instructions on how to use it. When I make the bread I add 2 ounces of everything seasoning to the flour before I put it in the machine and it gives the bread a nice little flavor. This week, pizza dough! Who needs store bought bread!!! Buy it and enjoy!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2025 by D. Ottens
Let me start with short review of Breville's competitor I had an opportunity to try before buying this piece of home magic. My dear husband gave me an expensive Zojirushi as a B-day gift. I was exited to test it, but the recipie from the booklet failed immediately - bread was lumpy, tasteless and rock-hard. We've gave it another try and tried a cake recipie from the book, and it failed again, producing half baked "brick" without possibility to continue baking unless you would wait for Zo would cool down. Besides it being a lemon made in China (not in Japan, as expected), it also looks and feels like "Hello, housewives from 80-s!" with tiny dark lcd display, bulky body and colorful booklet, which looks more like a childrens book (not just because it is colored, but also by the mentoring tone some adults use with children - many repeats, minimum useful information, colorful simplified schemes and attractive pictures...). My guess, the model was not updated for the last 20-30 years, except the smooth buttons (a la 2000's) and gluten free option, which probably was an encoding for some other modern trend from the past and now was just renamed for the sake of health consciousness buyers. There is no ways to modify pre-set programs and only three options for custom recipies, where you can choose only order and number of steps, but not the time or temperature. There are no crust settings for Wheat! I guess everybody in Japan like their wheat bread made only one way... I was more than disappointed not only by bad quality, but by Zo's intend to standartize my baking and limit my creativity, the true essence if cooking. We've returned it without regrets. So, now about Breville. Compare to the traktor-like Zo, this is a top notch Rolls Roys. My first try of milk and honey bread from the booklet turned to be amaizing, tasty and exeeded mine and my family expectations (see photo). The bread was soft, spongy inside and with evenly golden artisian crust outside. The machine itself looks modern and stylish, with huge lighted display, easy to read text and icons, intuitive navigation and fancy buttons. The booklet is full of quite useful information, tips, tricks and recipies. Compare to Zo, it has only one paddle for bread, but it is collapsible and there is another paddle for the jam included. Nice feature Zo was missing, is fruts and nuts dispenser, which this machine has on the detachable cover. But most importantly, this beauty has a magic button "Modify", which can change any pre-set ptogram to your desite for the length of each step and, where applicable, for the temperature as well. There are 9 custom programs you can keep in Breville's memory for some of your favorite recipies, or your experiments. I have not tried it yet, but I believe it could be programmed to be a yogurt maker or sourdough starter. The pickaboo window is big enough to catch moments where you may want to add liquid or flour during kneeding, and there is a light inside to see how bread is breathing and rising. A few cons, which might be disturbing for some, but does not downgrade my opinion about this breadmaker: 1. the signal has a higher pitch, but you can turn it off. 2. It moves more and noizier compare to my old Toastmaster or Zojihushi. However, it has rubber pads on the legs, so I doubht it may walk away from my countertop one day. 3. Collapsible pad would require better cleaning and some practice to put it in the open position while adding ingredients (mine was collapsing, so I had to hold it with a spoon while adding liquids). 4. Stainless steel frame is a fingertip and drops magnet and would require periodic cleaning Despite these minor nuances, the result beats the minor inconveniences. I am happy to have this model as my B-day present and my husband loves it even more! P.S. Accidently found a trick to switch from light to medium crust without restarting the programm - close the dispenser before baking step.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2017 by Galina Strizheva Galina Strizheva
After both my parents passed I took my mother's breadmaker she had bought way back in '98 home. Dad had been using it some since she passed (I know because he never cleaned anthing, so it was covered in old bread plus the paddle was all scraped up from him removing it from the loaves with metal utensils). This was right when the pandemic hit so I had trouble finding flour and yeast but as soon as I could I started using it. It worked great except for overbaking everything (I had to set a separate timer and pull the loaves early); and after a year I figured it would be worth buying a new machine. After a lot of research I decided on the Breville Custom Loaf. They were out of stock everywhere and it took over a month to get ahold of one but finally did. The machine is good, I like being able to choose loaf sizes and crust darknesses (which the old machine did not do) although some of the bread types do not let you choose crust darkness, like "Crusty Loaf". My main use for the machine is sourdough which should be Crusty Loaf BUT the crust is in fact so tough that it's too hard to slice the loaves for sandwiches so I now make them as Basic loaves with a dark crust instead. The old machine included a chart that showed all the times broken down by cycle for each bread type; because this one has so many variables they did not include any such charts so I stood there and scrolled through the cycles and made my own charts, and that's how I know that the Basic cycle is practically the same as the Crusty Loaf cycle with the exception of the bake temperature (which is higher of course for Crusty Loaf). This is the kind of thing that makes the charts so handy to have and it's a shame they couldn't have added five more pages with those. One thing that bothers me about this machine is that it "walks" when on the knead cycle so for heaven's sake keep it AWAY from the edge of your counter or it could stroll right off of there. Oh and a tip: the paddle can only be removed when it is in the folded position. It took me a while to figure that one out. Also, if you're having trouble getting the loaf out (maybe because your crust is too crusty), turn the pan over, and turn the rotating piece attached to the paddle clockwise to help disengage it from the bread. Sorry one more thing: so far I haven't been a fan of any of the recipes included with this machine. I use the King Arthur Flour bread machine sourdough recipe, and I photocopied my mother's machine's manual because I like all of those recipes. So far I have only made 1.5 lb loaves but they have all risen enough (with the exception some of Breville's recipes actually) to fill the pan adequately. There's only two of us so I don't know if I'll ever need the larger sizes anyways.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2021 by Sparky