2026 New Hamilton Beach 2 lb Bread Maker Machine, Artisan Dough Bread Maker with 14 Settings, Black & Stainless Steel
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Make fresh, homemade bread and dough with ease using the Hamilton Beach® Artisan Dough & Bread Maker. Just add ingredients, select your cycle, and press start—it’s that simple. With 14 versatile settings, you can bake everything from basic and whole grain to gluten-free and French bread, plus dough, cake, and even homemade jam. Customize your loaf with 3 sizes and 3 crust shades to get the perfect texture and color every time. The LCD countdown timer displays remaining time and alerts you when baking is complete. The removable bread pan features a ceramic nonstick coating for healthier baking and easy cleanup, and the included kneading paddle is dishwasher safe. Whether you’re making artisan dough or sweet treats, this bread maker delivers convenience, performance, and delicious results in every cycle.
- 3 Easy Steps: Just add ingredients, select the cycle, and press start—homemade bread has never been simpler.
- 14 Versatile Settings: Bake basic, French, gluten-free, whole grain, sweet, and quick breads, plus dough, cake, jam, and artisan-style recipes.
- Custom Loaf Options: Choose from 3 loaf sizes (1, 1.5, or 2 lb.) and 3 crust shades (light, medium, dark) for perfect results every time.
- Easy to Clean: Includes a dishwasher-safe bread pan with PFAS-free, ceramic nonstick coating and kneading paddle for hassle-free cleanup.
- Convenient Delay Start: Set the bread maker to start later so fresh bread is ready when you are—ideal for breakfast or entertaining.
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- Actual Color
- Black | White
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