- What can the 12 programs do?
- They cover basic and whole-wheat bread, gluten-free, quick bread, dough, jam and bake-only cycles, among others. The gluten-free setting uses a single knead and longer rise suited to gluten-free flours.
- How does the automatic dispenser work?
- You load fruit, nuts or seeds into the dispenser tray and the machine releases them into the dough at the programmed point. That keeps them from being crushed during kneading.
- Can I set it the night before?
- Yes. The 13-hour delay timer lets you load ingredients and set the finish time. The machine then keeps the loaf warm for up to 1 hour after baking.
- What loaf size does it make?
- It bakes up to a 2 lb loaf, the standard family size. There is no smaller pan option, so a single-person household will get more bread than it needs per bake.
- Does it handle gluten-free bread?
- It has a dedicated gluten-free program, which is the main reason to pick it over basic machines that lack one. Results still depend on the flour blend you use.
- What comes in the box?
- The bread maker, a removable nonstick bread pan with kneading paddle, the fruit and nut dispenser, and a measuring cup and spoon. A hook for removing the paddle is usually included.
- Where is the Kitchen in the box 12-in-1 Automatic Bread Maker cheapest?
- At Jacoby Home, for $43.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Kitchen in the box 12-in-1 Automatic Bread Maker?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, Walmart, Jacoby Home.