Bread Machine Pound Cake
This bread machine pound cake is incredibly easy to make and tastes fantastic. Incidentally, you can freeze the leftover cake as it holds up beautifully.
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How Much Does it Cost to Make Bread?
How much it costs to make a loaf of bread in your bread machine? Also, how does that cost compare to store-bought bread? I’ve had the same question and have looked at this several times. Here are the 2025 numbers.
Continue reading →Popular Bread Machine Recipes and Tips
Here are the most popular bread machine recipes and articles on the Bread Machine Diva site. The top 5 recipes include Hawaiian Bread, Pound Cake and more.
Continue reading →Prepared Pantry Sunflower Whole Wheat Bread Mix Review
This Sunflower Whole Wheat Bread Mix was something special right from the moment I opened the package. The bread had a delicious, buttery flavor without a “wheaty” taste.
Continue reading →Apple Cider Cinnamon Bread Recipe
Apple cider cinnamon bread is tasty and smells wonderful when toasted. It’s also a good way to use up extra apple cider.
Continue reading →Kook Dutch Oven Review
In this review of the Kook Dutch Oven, I use it to bake bread dough made in a bread machine. Spoiler alert: the results were fantastic!
Continue reading →How to Bake Bread Dough in the Oven
Some people want to use their bread machine to create the dough and then bake the bread in the oven. So here’s some general advice on how to bake bread machine dough in the oven.
Continue reading →Recommended Products for Cooks and Bakers
Going through this list of items is like visiting with me in my kitchen. You can see what tools I use as I’m making bread.
Continue reading →Easy Bran Bread Recipe
This bran bread recipe is good for people who want a little extra fiber in their diet, but don’t enjoy wheat bread. You’ll love how easy it is to make.
Continue reading →Easy Orange Bread
I adore easy orange bread for breakfast. Slice it up, toast it, and top it with butter and honey. Pure heaven in every bite!
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