5 Best Bread Makers Under $300 in the US - April 2021
What Bread Maker Under $300 to Buy in March 2021?
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| Customers report that this bread maker is very easy to use, compact but noisy. It's a breathtakingly economical to run and award winning 1kg loaf size bread maker, with a very good spec and a fair price. | A good spec and very economical to run 900g loaf size bread maker, with a fair price and auto program. | A very economical to run and good spec 900g loaf size bread maker. | A good spec and good value for money 1kg loaf size bread maker, with reasonable running costs. | A good spec but only ok value for money 907g loaf size bread maker. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Jam Making Function Keep Warm Function Variable Crust Browning Control Delayed Start Timer Better Kagoo Score Cheaper to Run by $34 Over Five Years One More Award 1 More Item
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10 More Auto Programs Variable Crust Browning Control A Lot Smaller Minimum Bread Weight Measuring Cup More Shops Are Selling It Better Brand |
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Delayed Start Timer More Shops Are Selling It |
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Variable Crust Browning Control Delayed Start Timer Cheaper by $22 |
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Eight Less Auto Programs $22 More Expensive Fewer Sellers Over Five Years Older Worse Brand |
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Worse Kagoo Score $277 More Expensive Over One Year Older 24% Higher Running Costs Over Five Years |
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Four Less Auto Programs 250g Bigger Minimum Bread Weight Worse Kagoo Score $283 More Expensive Over Two Years Older More Expensive to Run Over Five Years by 24% Worse Brand 1 More Item
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Only Nine Auto Programs 250g Bigger Minimum Bread Weight Worse Kagoo Score Not As Many Stockists Older by Over One Year $34 More Expensive to Run Over Five Years Worse Brand 1 More Item
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Nine Less Auto Programs Worse Kagoo Score $273 More Expensive Not As Many Stockists Worse Brand |
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Kenwood BM260
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$37.95
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1kg
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The Kenwood BM260 has a Kagoo Score of 85. With a price tag of $37.95 this bread maker is good value for money. For further details check out our full review of the Kenwood BM260.
Customers report that this bread maker is very easy to use, compact but noisy. It's a breathtakingly economical to run and award winning 1kg loaf size bread maker, with a very good spec and a fair price.
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Customers report that Kenwood BM260 has great expert reviews and very good user reviews with an average overall rating of 85%, based on 115 reviews.
7 Reasons For for Choosing the Kenwood BM260
The Kenwood BM260 has a jam making function, however the Ariete 133, the Breville BBM100, the Gorenje BM900WII and the Zojirushi BBCEC20 do not. More ...
Strange but true: bread makers are also very good at making jam. They provide heat and a constant source of stirring, which makes them perfect for easy jam making. Some advanced bread makers come with this program built in.
While you may not use it every day, an auto jam making function on your bread maker will make creating homemade jam super easy!
The Kenwood BM260 has a keep warm function, however the Ariete 133, the Breville BBM100, the Gorenje BM900WII and the Zojirushi BBCEC20 do not have this feature. More ...
A 'keep warm' function allows the bread maker to stay on a very low heat once the bread has been baked, keeping it warm until you're ready to use it.
This function is helpful if you aren't going to be using the bread for a little while after it's baked - it'll still be warm by the time you come to use it.
The Kenwood BM260 has a variable crust browning control, and so do the Ariete 133 and the Breville BBM100, whereas the Gorenje BM900WII and the Zojirushi BBCEC20 do not. More ...
A variable crust browning control is a system that allows you to choose exactly how cooked you want the crust on your bread. You can usually choose between light, medium and dark.
How cooked the crust is on your loaves is an entirely personal preference - this gives you the ability to bake bread exactly the way you want it.
The Kenwood BM260 has a delayed start timer (as do the Breville BBM100 and the Gorenje BM900WII), however the Ariete 133 and the Zojirushi BBCEC20 do not have this feature. More ...
A delayed start timer is a special system that only starts the bread cooking after a certain time has passed. You can load in ingredients, and then after a set delay (1 hour, 3 hours, etc) the device will get to work.
Delayed timers are helpful because it allows you to load up ingredients last thing at night, then set the timer so you wake up in the morning to freshly-baked bread!
The Kenwood BM260 has received a Kagoo Score of 85, whereas the Ariete 133 scored only 71, the Breville BBM100 scored only 66, the Gorenje BM900WII scored only 70 and the Zojirushi BBCEC20 scored only 60.
The Kenwood BM260 only costs $75 to run over five years however the Ariete 133 costs $92 to run (24% more), the Breville BBM100 costs $109 to run (46% more) and the Gorenje BM900WII costs $92 to run (24% more). More ...
The Kenwood BM260 has received 1 award, but the Ariete 133 has received no awards, the Breville BBM100 has received no awards, the Gorenje BM900WII has received no awards and the Zojirushi BBCEC20 has received no awards.
5 Reasons Against for Choosing the Kenwood BM260
The Kenwood BM260 has 11 auto programs, however the Ariete 133 only has 19 auto programs and the Gorenje BM900WII only has 15 auto programs. More ...
'Auto Programs' denotes the amount of built in programs that your bread maker will come with. These allow for the easy creation of everything from loaves and rolls to more specialist types of bread, and even non-baking foods like jam or risotto.
The more programs on your bread maker, the more versatile it'll be, and the more foods you can cook with it.
The Kenwood BM260 is more expensive than the Breville BBM100 by $22.
Only 1 seller sell the Kenwood BM260, but 2 retailers sell the Ariete 133 and 2 retailers sell the Gorenje BM900WII. More ...
The Kenwood BM260 is older than the Ariete 133 by four years, older than the Breville BBM100 by four years, older than the Gorenje BM900WII by three years and older than the Zojirushi BBCEC20 by five years.
Kenwood bread makers have an average rating of only 72%, but Ariete has an average rating of 95%.
The cheapest price that we could find for the BM260 in the US is $37.95 but in total we found only 1 price for it.
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Ariete 133
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$292.90
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Ariete 133 |
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900g
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19
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The Ariete 133 has a Kagoo Score of 71. However with a price tag of $292.90 this bread maker is a bit expensive. For further details check out our full review of the Ariete 133.
A good spec and very economical to run 900g loaf size bread maker, with a fair price and auto program.
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6 Reasons For for Choosing the Ariete 133
The Ariete 133 is a 19 auto program bread maker, whereas the Breville BBM100 only has nine auto programs, the Gorenje BM900WII only has 15 auto programs, the Kenwood BM260 only has 11 auto programs and the Zojirushi BBCEC20 only has 10 auto programs. More ...
'Auto Programs' denotes the amount of built in programs that your bread maker will come with. These allow for the easy creation of everything from loaves and rolls to more specialist types of bread, and even non-baking foods like jam or risotto.
The more programs on your bread maker, the more versatile it'll be, and the more foods you can cook with it.
The Ariete 133 has a variable crust browning control, and so do the Breville BBM100 and the Kenwood BM260, but the Gorenje BM900WII and the Zojirushi BBCEC20 do not. More ...
A variable crust browning control is a system that allows you to choose exactly how cooked you want the crust on your bread. You can usually choose between light, medium and dark.
How cooked the crust is on your loaves is an entirely personal preference - this gives you the ability to bake bread exactly the way you want it.
The Ariete 133 is a 500g min bread weight bread maker, whereas the Breville BBM100 and the Gorenje BM900WII are both 750g min bread weight bread makers (250g bigger). More ...
'Minimum Bread Weight' is the smallest possible weight of loaf that can be made in your bread maker.
The Ariete 133 has a measuring cup, however the Breville BBM100, the Gorenje BM900WII, the Kenwood BM260 and the Zojirushi BBCEC20 do not. More ...
Whether the bread maker comes with an included measuring cup.
An included measuring cup makes it far easier to get the amounts of ingredients exactly right.
A greater number of retailers increases the price competition amongst retailers for this bread maker and also increases the chances of the product remaining in stock.
Ariete bread makers have an average rating of 95%, however Breville only has an average rating of 56.8%, Gorenje only has an average rating of 62.5%, Kenwood only has an average rating of 72% and Zojirushi only has an average rating of 58.1%.
4 Reasons Against for Choosing the Ariete 133
The Ariete 133 has only received a Kagoo Score of 71, but the Kenwood BM260 scored 85.
The Ariete 133 is more expensive than the Breville BBM100 by $277, more expensive than the Kenwood BM260 by $255 and more expensive than the Zojirushi BBCEC20 by $4.
The Ariete 133 is older than the Breville BBM100 by two months and older than the Zojirushi BBCEC20 by 17 months.
Over five years the Ariete 133 costs $92 to run which is $18 more than the Kenwood BM260. Show assumptions.
The cheapest price that we could find for the 133 in the US is $292.90 but in total we found only 2 prices for it.
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Gorenje BM900WII
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$298.90
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900g
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The Gorenje BM900WII has a Kagoo Score of 70. However with a price tag of $298.90 this bread maker is a bit expensive. For further details check out our full review of the Gorenje BM900WII.
A very economical to run and good spec 900g loaf size bread maker.
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2 Reasons For for Choosing the Gorenje BM900WII
The Gorenje BM900WII has a delayed start timer (as do the Breville BBM100 and the Kenwood BM260), whereas the Ariete 133 and the Zojirushi BBCEC20 do not have this feature. More ...
A delayed start timer is a special system that only starts the bread cooking after a certain time has passed. You can load in ingredients, and then after a set delay (1 hour, 3 hours, etc) the device will get to work.
Delayed timers are helpful because it allows you to load up ingredients last thing at night, then set the timer so you wake up in the morning to freshly-baked bread!
A greater number of stores increases the price competition amongst retailers for this bread maker and also increases the chances of the product remaining in stock.
7 Reasons Against for Choosing the Gorenje BM900WII
The Gorenje BM900WII is a 15 auto program bread maker, whereas the Ariete 133 only has 19 auto programs. More ...
'Auto Programs' denotes the amount of built in programs that your bread maker will come with. These allow for the easy creation of everything from loaves and rolls to more specialist types of bread, and even non-baking foods like jam or risotto.
The more programs on your bread maker, the more versatile it'll be, and the more foods you can cook with it.
The Gorenje BM900WII is a 750g min bread weight bread maker (as does the Breville BBM100), whereas the Ariete 133 is a 500g min bread weight bread maker (250g smaller). More ...
'Minimum Bread Weight' is the smallest possible weight of loaf that can be made in your bread maker.
The Gorenje BM900WII has only received a Kagoo Score of 70, but the Ariete 133 scored 71 and the Kenwood BM260 scored 85.
The Gorenje BM900WII is more expensive than the Ariete 133 by $6, more expensive than the Breville BBM100 by $283, more expensive than the Kenwood BM260 by $261 and more expensive than the Zojirushi BBCEC20 by $10.
The Gorenje BM900WII is older than the Ariete 133 by 17 months, older than the Breville BBM100 by 19 months and older than the Zojirushi BBCEC20 by three years.
The Gorenje BM900WII costs $92 to run which is $18 more than the Kenwood BM260 over five years. Show assumptions.
Gorenje bread makers have an average rating of only 62.5%, however Ariete has an average rating of 95% and Kenwood has an average rating of 72%.
The cheapest price that we could find for the BM900WII in the US is $298.90 but in total we found only 2 prices for it.
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Breville BBM100
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$16.00
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1kg
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The Breville BBM100 has a Kagoo Score of 66. With a price tag of $16.00 this bread maker is good value for money. For further details check out our full review of the Breville BBM100.
A good spec and good value for money 1kg loaf size bread maker, with reasonable running costs.
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3 Reasons For for Choosing the Breville BBM100
The Breville BBM100 has a variable crust browning control (as do the Ariete 133 and the Kenwood BM260), but the Gorenje BM900WII and the Zojirushi BBCEC20 do not have this feature. More ...
A variable crust browning control is a system that allows you to choose exactly how cooked you want the crust on your bread. You can usually choose between light, medium and dark.
How cooked the crust is on your loaves is an entirely personal preference - this gives you the ability to bake bread exactly the way you want it.
The Breville BBM100 has a delayed start timer, and so do the Gorenje BM900WII and the Kenwood BM260, whereas the Ariete 133 and the Zojirushi BBCEC20 do not. More ...
A delayed start timer is a special system that only starts the bread cooking after a certain time has passed. You can load in ingredients, and then after a set delay (1 hour, 3 hours, etc) the device will get to work.
Delayed timers are helpful because it allows you to load up ingredients last thing at night, then set the timer so you wake up in the morning to freshly-baked bread!
The Breville BBM100 costs $16.00, whereas the Ariete 133 is $292.90, the Gorenje BM900WII is $298.90, the Kenwood BM260 is $37.95 and the Zojirushi BBCEC20 is $289.00.
7 Reasons Against for Choosing the Breville BBM100
The Breville BBM100 is a nine auto program bread maker, whereas the Ariete 133 only has 19 auto programs, the Gorenje BM900WII only has 15 auto programs, the Kenwood BM260 only has 11 auto programs and the Zojirushi BBCEC20 only has 10 auto programs. More ...
'Auto Programs' denotes the amount of built in programs that your bread maker will come with. These allow for the easy creation of everything from loaves and rolls to more specialist types of bread, and even non-baking foods like jam or risotto.
The more programs on your bread maker, the more versatile it'll be, and the more foods you can cook with it.
The Breville BBM100 is a 750g min bread weight bread maker, and so does the Gorenje BM900WII. That's 250g bigger than the Ariete 133 (500g). More ...
'Minimum Bread Weight' is the smallest possible weight of loaf that can be made in your bread maker.
The Breville BBM100 has only received a Kagoo Score of 66, but the Ariete 133 scored 71, the Gorenje BM900WII scored 70 and the Kenwood BM260 scored 85.
The Breville BBM100 is only stocked by 1 retailer, however the Ariete 133 is stocked by 2 sellers and the Gorenje BM900WII is stocked by 2 retailers. More ...
The Breville BBM100 is 15 months older than the Zojirushi BBCEC20.
The running costs of the Breville BBM100 are $109 which is $17 more than the Ariete 133, $17 more than the Gorenje BM900WII and $34 more than the Kenwood BM260 over five years. Show assumptions.
Breville bread makers have an average rating of only 56.8%, however Ariete has an average rating of 95%, Gorenje has an average rating of 62.5%, Kenwood has an average rating of 72% and Zojirushi has an average rating of 58.1%.
The cheapest price that we could find for the BBM100 in the US is $16.00 but in total we found only 1 price for it.
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Zojirushi BBCEC20
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$289.00
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907g
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10
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The Zojirushi BBCEC20 has a Kagoo Score of 60. However with a price tag of $289.00 this bread maker is a bit expensive. For further details check out our full review of the Zojirushi BBCEC20.
A good spec but only ok value for money 907g loaf size bread maker.
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1 Reason For for Choosing the Zojirushi BBCEC20
The Zojirushi BBCEC20 was released three years ago, but the Ariete 133 was released four years ago, the Breville BBM100 was released four years ago, the Gorenje BM900WII was released six years ago and the Kenwood BM260 was released eight years ago
5 Reasons Against for Choosing the Zojirushi BBCEC20
The Zojirushi BBCEC20 is a 10 auto program bread maker, whereas the Ariete 133 only has 19 auto programs, the Gorenje BM900WII only has 15 auto programs and the Kenwood BM260 only has 11 auto programs. More ...
'Auto Programs' denotes the amount of built in programs that your bread maker will come with. These allow for the easy creation of everything from loaves and rolls to more specialist types of bread, and even non-baking foods like jam or risotto.
The more programs on your bread maker, the more versatile it'll be, and the more foods you can cook with it.
The Zojirushi BBCEC20 has only received a Kagoo Score of 60, but the Ariete 133 scored 71, the Breville BBM100 scored 66, the Gorenje BM900WII scored 70 and the Kenwood BM260 scored 85.
The Zojirushi BBCEC20 is more expensive than the Breville BBM100 by $273 and more expensive than the Kenwood BM260 by $251.
Only 1 store sell the Zojirushi BBCEC20, however 2 stores sell the Ariete 133 and 2 sellers sell the Gorenje BM900WII. More ...
Zojirushi bread makers have an average rating of only 58.1%, however Ariete has an average rating of 95%, Gorenje has an average rating of 62.5% and Kenwood has an average rating of 72%.
The cheapest price that we could find for the BBCEC20 in the US is $289.00 but in total we found only 1 price for it.
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