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Question: Does it have a yeast dispenser and a timer delay setting?
Document: Pros:The LCD screen on this is FANTASTIC. The best of any bread maker I have seen.Large pan size works well for things like brownies and cornbreads.Customization is great.Cons:The collapsible paddle takes a giant chunk out of most breads, especially yeast-free breads such as cornbread.It also wears away the non-stick coating wherever the collapsing part touches another part on the paddle, thus I have eaten some Teflon.The nut dispenser could be larger. It did not work when overfilled (leaving the nut door open).I really wanted to love the Breville.
Note to self -- reduce the yeast next time, because of the high altitude.The fourth attempt involved making  mango chutney, using the jam setting. Delicious! Note to self -- next time, don't let the dough paddle fall into the garbage disposal! It makes a mess of the paddle, and required disassembling the disposal.All in all, I'm very happy, and most of the credit goes to the excellent instruction and recipe book, and particularly the troubleshooting section.And Breville is sending me a replacement collapsible paddle -- Thanks!I would have given it five stars, except for one thing -- the recipes in the instruction book all use American measurements (Fahrenheit, cups, teaspoons, ounces, etc.)
I wanted a bread machine that would let me do real sourdough with starter only and no additional yeast. To do that, I needed a machine that would allow for additional rise time. I'm able to string a couple rise sessions together with 0 punch down time between to get more than enough continuous rise. I'm still tweeking on the different settings to get it perfect. Fully customizable from the baking and rising temps, times etc.It makes great bread on the standard settings. It's quiet too. When you set it on delay it turns off the cycle alerts.
It's easy to use, setting what you want for baking is easy too, cleans simply, and it makes great bread.
Over the years have had four or five bread machines, including a zojurushi, and this is by far the best. It does a great job on bread and fabulous jam as well as sweet and non yeast breads.
11/14/2013:  I am still unhappy with the Breville Bread Maker and, unfortunately, it is collecting dust on a shelf as I went to making bread using a Stand Mixer with a dough hook instead and doing the rising, etc "manually". I do have to say, the Breville Bread Maker makes an amazing pizza dough. The best I've ever seen... every single time... and it does have a setting specifically for Pizza Dough. But, for baking bread on a regular basis...
If I'm around at the end of the third rise I'll sometimes pull it out to avoid the large hole. And for regular loaves the medium setting on my machine is a bit too dark. I've had to switch to the light setting almost entirely, although the settings that don't let you choose crust darkness, like the crusty loaf, are fine.Finally, I would say that this machine is best for large loaves. The oblong pan means that smaller batches sometimes don't fill up the bottom evenly, resulting in an unevenly shaped loaf.
I haven't used it to make sweet bread or white bread (making 100% whole wheat bread is one of the reasons I do it at home! ), but given my luck with the rest I'm sure they'd be good as well. Perhaps the last feature I haven't mentioned is that for sweet breads (or, I suppose, whatever you'd want to use it for), the machine also includes a fruit and nut dispenser in the lid that will open at the approriate time in the cycle to mix them into the dough.In summary, this is a great machine.
I bought this bread maker because I was deeply disappointed with Zojirushi BB-PAC20 Home Bakery Virtuoso Breadmaker which I bought when it was on sale Dec 2012 for $200 at amazon.com. Zoji was not able to handle 100% whole wheat very well especially without the additional wheat proteins. The custom mode did not really help because there were too many limitations.Breville BBM800XL was able to handle 100% wheat bread better than Zoji out of box, and with the extensive custom setting (cannot change in the middle though), I was able to produce a satisfactory result.
This is easily overcome by adjusting the dough right before baking, but that's not always an option.The first time I tried the timer overnight I made a beautiful 2.5 lb loaf of sandwich bread, but it was so tall that it was hard to cut evenly for sandwiches! I've decided that a medium sized loaf is better for sandwiches.Still experimenting, and enjoying delicious fresh bread regularly.I would highly recommend this machine.
Answer: yes to the delay timer, but no to the yeast dispenser