Bread maker needed.

[Vital Spark]

Hi, does anyone know where we could buy a bread maker in Hua Hin? Our trusty machine has finally bitten the dust, so we need a replacement.

I know we could probably buy one in Bangkok, but lugging it on the buses is a bit of a pain. We'll be coming down to Hua Hin some time this month, so it'd be much easier to buy it there.

Alternatively, if you have a bread maker gathering dust in a cupboard, we'd be interested in buying it.

VS

[moja]

They probably have them in Power Buy - a new shop since you left Hua Hin. It is at the end of Soi 88. I will call in sometime this week and have a look for you.

[Francois]

They probably have them in Power Buy - a new shop since you left Hua Hin. It is at the end of Soi 88. I will call in sometime this week and have a look for you.

Hi VS, hi Moja,

As far as I can remember, I haven't see one at Power Buy. Nonetheless this place is to be checked, I believe this is the shop where you can have the best chances to get one.

[Farang]

I know it's not in HH, but you might consider ordering one online:

http://www.verasu.com/product_detail.php?pid=514

http://www.verasu.com/product_detail.php?pid=224

[nanyang]

Panasonic SD 2501 - it's hard to beat.

Available on e-bay or source a Panasonic outlet.

[moja]

Have just been into Power Buy and I am afraid there was not a bread maker in sight and judging by the blank looks I got it woud seem it is not something they stock here in HH.

[Vital Spark]

Thank you for all your replies so far. Moja, you're a honey. You've just saved us a wasted few hours trawling Power Buy. Lots of thanks, Farang, for pointing us in the direction of a purchase on-line.

Any more suggestions, or sightings of a bread making machine are still welcome.

VS

PS: Moja, is that your little dog in your avatar? He's so cute, he looks like a Beagle.

[moja]

Thank you for all your replies so far. Moja, you're a honey. You've just saved us a wasted few hours trawling Power Buy. Lots of thanks, Farang, for pointing us in the direction of a purchase on-line.

Any more suggestions, or sightings of a bread making machine are still welcome.

VS

PS: Moja, is that your little dog in your avatar? He's so cute, he looks like a Beagle.

Will keep on looking for you as the other half is sure he has seen one somewhere recently????

No that is not our dog, but he/she is similar to the dog we had in the UK. We have a Thai dog here

[Dannie Boy]

If you dont have any luck VS, then maybe some pushing and pulling on the dough will be a theraputic alternative? - I usually make mine that way and find it quite relaxing (and you can always think of some of your favourite bloggers as you kneed the dough!!!). A 1kg bag of bread flour is enough for a large loaf with enough left over to make a 12" pizza base - and will be much better than anything you can buy. You will of course need a bread tin (and a pizza tray), but I am certain they are available in HH.

[migrant]

If you dont have any luck VS, then maybe some pushing and pulling on the dough will be a theraputic alternative? - I usually make mine that way and find it quite relaxing (and you can always think of some of your favourite bloggers as you kneed the dough!!!). A 1kg bag of bread flour is enough for a large loaf with enough left over to make a 12" pizza base - and will be much better than anything you can buy. You will of course need a bread tin (and a pizza tray), but I am certain they are available in HH.

I always enjoyed making bread by hand, as you mentioned it has good therapeutic purposes!
I used to make it when I lived in Maine, in the winter, and the smell would be fantastic!!

[Feline]

You could try Big Kiang on the main street opp Market Village, I am sure I saw a bread making machine there......if not try Pure Electric next to Index. I do remember seeing a bread making machine because I had one before I moved to Thailand and it was the same "Kenwood" I think!

[Dannie Boy]

I always enjoyed making bread by hand, as you mentioned it has good therapeutic purposes!
I used to make it when I lived in Maine, in the winter, and the smell would be fantastic!!

I make a loaf every week here in HH, wait for it to cool and then slice it and stick it in the freezer and take out 1 or 2 slices as needed - it make the most perfect toast!!!

[moja]

Just been to Makro and they do not have bread makers there.

[dtaai-maai]

I make a loaf every week here in HH, wait for it to cool and then slice it and stick it in the freezer

Doesn't that defeat the object of making your own bread, Dannie?

[Dannie Boy]

not really because the taste is much better than anything I can buy and it is available whenever I need it and defrosts within 15-20 minutes.