delisi
Greenville, NH
Quiet, heavy duty, I love this breadmaker.
5 star rating

value conscious, loving this product, married, not rich, practical
Pros

    Has a bake-only cycle, Two loaf sizes, Inexpensive, great value for the money, Quiet, Heavy duty, Easy to clean, Lots of programming options, Simple to use, Has a dough cycle

Cons
    Takes up a lot of counter space, Must mix in flour from corners

NOV
17
2007

Sunbeam Bread Machine 5891  — 

I recently shopped for a bread machine to replace an old one that never did what I wanted. I wanted a heavy duty machine that could handle doughs with lots of nuts, seeds, whole grains, etc. But reviews for bread machines don't tell you that. So I started looked at the watts of various machines--where I could find it--figuring that at least might give me a clue. The Sunbeam 5891 was the least expensive machine I found, and also was close to the highest number of watts. So I figured it couldn't hurt to try the inexpensive one first, and return it if it couldn't handle a heavy dough. I could always try a pricier one later if necessary.

Brought it home, immediately tried my favorite recipe with nuts, seeds, whole grains, etc. and it worked like a charm. Mixed the dough with no trouble, didn't struggle, was quiet, and the bread turned out great.

I find the lighest crust setting is best, any higher than that and it's too dark. You have to mix in the flour from the corners during the first mix, so if you choose to use the time-delay setting, you may have floured corners on your bread. Other than that, no complaints at all.

I've used this machine at least twice a week for the past two months, tried lots of different recipes, and I continue to love it. Would recommend it to anyone



I_thumb_up Sunbeam Bread Machine 5891 is recommended by delisi

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