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Default Bread Machines

Don't get me wrong, I love my old Regal bread machine. Love the smell of
baking bread and love experimenting with new recipes. However.... Is there
a bread machine that retracts its paddle(s) at the critical moment and so
avoids the big hole left in the loaf when the paddle is be removed?

I can't make the bread the old fashioned way - arthritis in my hands.

Ken


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