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I thought testing bread makers would be easy. 36 loaves later, I may have lost the plot

I thought testing bread makers would be easy. 36 loaves later, I may have lost the plot

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How much bread is too much bread? I found myself wondering this while testing nine of the best bread makers for the Filter. You see, while one hot, crusty loaf is a cause for celebration, 36 feels like a cry for help.

Because yes, that really is how many loaves I made to rigorously test these machines. The number might even be closer to 45 if you count the weird experiments and loaves that collapsed due to user error. As you succumb to flour-induced delusions, at some point you begin to lose count.

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