Neretva Bread Machine, 2.2LB 15-in-1 Bread Maker, Dual Heater Breadmaker Machine with Auto Nut Dispenser & Nonstick Ceramic Pan, Bread Maker Machine for Gluten Free, Dough Maker, Sourdough, Yogurt

This bread maker is easy to use and comes with recipes for different breads. I have celiacs disease and this machine does have a gluten free setting. I also make gluten free bread on the custom setting. It makes perfect bread every time. Noise level is low, It mixes very well, and it's the best value for my money. Gluten free bread in the stores is very expensive. The taste of the homemade bread is so delicious I will never buy bread from the store again.

Love this bread machine. I haven’t quite figured out the whole functionality of the machine itself but it consistently makes bread very well and comes out pretty close to perfect everytime. i think it’s worth the money for sure, you literally put the ingredients in and 3 hours later you have a loaf of bread, modern day magic 😂 i’ve used it so many times and it’s just the best. i’d buy again, looks really cute too. it is a little noisy if you have littles taking naps or whatever but the sound isn’t that bad.

What a great machine! Makes making bread such a breeze! Just put all ingredients in and you’ve got bread! I love it!

The bread machine is a remarkable addition to the kitchen, not only enhancing its aesthetic appeal but also delivering exceptional performance in preparing dough and bread. Thus far, it has been utilized to create homemade pizza and rolls, both of which turned out excellently. There are numerous future culinary plans involving this impressive and highly favored appliance.

This product works well but some parts including the knob and the handle look and feel cheap. I was expecting higher quality for the price. The bread it makes is good although the manual it comes with doesn’t have the best recipes. One of the recipes didn’t fully cook when set to the light crust.

Love it, easy to use when follow instructions

Loud, which I can live with but seriously loud like you washing machine loud when it kneads.I could live with that.Main reason I am returning this thing is the terrible display so difficult to read it or understand the signals of what the heck does each tiny photo for the steps instead of writing like "rise" ferment", "rest" etc they have a tiny images of what I think is a loaf with arrows pointing somewhere. Hard to see where they are going. what they mean. Looked ALL through the ridiculous manual enclosed to figure out what these images on the display mean.BTW I have NEVER seen any appliance with such a cheap printed manual. Very thin glimsy manual (no recipe book) its a few tabled recipes printed on the very thin cheap newspapers quality thin booklet of Instructions. That's how frugal these ppl are. Tried looking for anything to decode the tiny images on their dark tiny screen display, none!Aesthetics? so it looks nice but seriously?! you could not print the programs menu on the machine? They have a sticky next to the knobs listing the different program/ mode types. That's HOW CHEAP these people are. the handle and everything is plastic and that is okay with me cause who wants to get burnt by stainless steel metal. But common so it looks cute but that is if you look at the top from up above. who will lay it on the side to marvel in the cute top? who hangs out floating above things or on a celing to view this "beauty".User Unfriendly, Forget about programing, sooooo complicated, forget about setting delayed time. It did make a half A .. bread one time, the second time, did not mix same exact ingredient recipe well. I got a flat brick.I could swear first time I used it it wasn't as noisy, second time, like I said LOUD and at the end, the bread was so not risen. This is not for someone who never used bread machines beginner. IT IS USER UNFRIENDLY.Unless all you want this overpriced to do is bake some basic bread and ok with a half risen loaf, ok with a sticker for a menu print just to say I have a "cute" bread machine but hover in top of it to see it. go for it.I ordered another brand with above 4.5 rating, Kitchenarm a bit cheaper but does much more, has a real display window. USER FRIENDLY, came with tons of instructions and a real recipe book with the nice glossy clear writing paper.. so Kitchenarm motor is 50 w less power and has that tall shaped loaf pan instead of the horizontal one .. well.. with this Neretva so called horizontal bread I got a horizontal looking brick. Odd shaped still because that thing does not bake well.Another thing they say ceramic coated. Here is the thing, Kitchenarm machine, I was reluctant to buy it cause it just said non stick n never claimed "ceramic" coated BUT BUT big BUT! same EXACT material like this one BTW. I saw some reviews questioning the "ceramic" coated claim n may be they know better all I can say they are the exact look .. Not the teflon look which I know very well.So. There you have it. Returning this cheap thing from those cheapos. They were so cheap they would not include more than one measuring cheap plastic cup and a double ended cheap plastic spoon. Whereas Briskind 3 (for dry, wet and oils) same cheap plastic cups n spoons but they are not so cheap with extras. They print a manual with manual glossy paper n real manual not this toilet paper for a manual. Left to question the positive reviews for this Neretva . Either people that never seen a bread machine before which was my feeling after my first and only successful non noisy situation loaf or, the usual, bribed for their "honest" reviews. I also think horizontal pans can never have a good dough mix with one blade so that horizontal loaf thing is overrated unless you invest in huge much pricier ones that have 2 mixing blades like the Z which I would not shell $$$ for.

Very pleased with the bread machine. Bread pan inside had a dent, and the company replaced it in onlya few days. Skylar was very helpful!