Top 10 Bread Makers
for June 2023

The Zojirushi Home Bakery Supreme is an all-around great breadmaker. The dual-blade loaf this machine makes is perfect for sandwiches, and it's especially good with sandwich fillings like sliced ham, roast beef, or salami. The loaf also tastes great on its own, and it's surprisingly light, thanks to its small size. The Home Bakery Supreme also produces good pizza dough, which tastes great when topped with your favorite toppings. The Home Bakery Supreme has a basic LCD control panel with only three buttons, but it's easy to use. The breadmaker has a 13-hour delay timer, so you can set the Home Bakery Supreme to make bread when you're asleep, and it will still bake on schedule. The Home Bakery Supreme comes with a bread pan, a measuring cup, and a small measuring spoon, so you can start baking bread right out of the box. The Home Bakery Supreme is easy to clean, and it's compact enough to fit on a countertop or in the cabinet.

The KBS Large 17-in-1 Bread Machine is a smart machine with 17 automatic programs, but the 2.5-pound maximum loaf size makes it less convenient than the machines we recommended in our guide to the best bread makers. The bread that it makes is fluffy and evenly baked, and the bread maker is very easy to use, and it has a nice, modern look. The 15-hour delay timer is a great feature, as is the 1-hour automatic keep-warm feature, which will keep your bread warm for up to an hour after it's finished baking. However, the ingredient dispenser mechanism is clunky and ineffective, and the machine's 2.5-pound capacity limits its usefulness. The bread maker has a 2-pound loaf capacity, which means you can't make large batches of bread at once. The 2.5-pound capacity also limits the machine's versatility, because you can't make smaller loaves for sandwiches or other types of bread. Also, the bread maker only has two kneading blades, which means it doesn't knead as well as machines with three or four blades. The bread maker is very large and heavy, and it's difficult (and dangerous) to move. This machine also has fewer options than the machines we recommended in our guide to the best bread makers. For example, the KBS Large 17-in-1 Bread Machine doesn't offer crust color adjustment, and it doesn't have the jam setting that most of the other machines in our guide have. However, it does offer more advanced options, such as a 15-hour delay timer and a 1-hour automatic keep-warm function. The bread maker also has more customization than the machines we recommended in our guide to the best bread makers, such as 17 automatic programs, 2-pound loaf capacity, a 2-pound loaf capacity, and 15-hour delay timer.

The Frigidaire FMB2671SS is the best bread maker we've ever tested, and it's clear why: It's super easy to use. It has 15 different settings for different types of bread, and it's practically foolproof. The digital display panel is easy to see, and the bread comes out perfectly browned every time. The non-stick pan is easy to clean in the dishwasher. And the 3 different crust colors give you the choice of a wheat, white, or rye loaf, perfect for sandwich bread. The FMB2671SS also has a few other features that we really love: a bread hook, which makes it easier to move bread out of the machine; a measuring cup and spoon, so you can more quickly and easily measure ingredients; and a removable nonstick pan, so you can easily clean it in the dishwasher. We like the FMB2671SS so much that we bought a second one.

The Oster Expressbake is a no-frills bread machine. It's simple to set up, easy to use, and it produces good results. The only drawbacks are that it's slow (the timer only gives you an hour to bake your loaf of bread) and that it doesn't come with an automatic fruit dispenser. The Expressbake's bread is light, fluffy, and moist, and it's tasty enough to eat on its own. We tried it with a variety of different ingredients, from whole-wheat flour to fruit and nuts, and each time it produced a good loaf of bread. The manual instructs you to add ingredients to the dispenser before baking, which makes it easy to experiment with different flavors. The Oster Expressbake is a good choice for light bakers who want to add homemade bread to their weekly routine.

The Oster Expressbake Breadmaker is a great option for making large batches of bread anytime, but it's a bit expensive compared to other models. The Expressbake setting bakes bread in about 60 minutes, which is faster than most models. The settings for kneading, rising and baking are easy to use, and the breadmaker has a digital display, so it's easy to set the correct time and temperature. The Oster Expressbake Breadmaker has 12 bread settings, which makes it easy to adjust for taste and texture, and 3 crust settings, so you can bake a loaf with a crusty top or a chewy interior. The Oster Expressbake Breadmaker has two loaf sizes, a 2-pound and a 1.5-pound loaf, and the breadmaker has nonstick baking pans, so it makes clean up easy. The Oster Expressbake Breadmaker has 650 watts of power, which is powerful for fast baking. The Oster Expressbake Breadmaker is durable, and it's covered by a 3-year warranty.

The Neretva Bread Machine 20-in-1 is a very nice, easy-to-operate bread machine. It's easy to use, has a 15-hour delay timer, and features a gluten-free setting, so you can have fresh, homemade bread without celiac disease. The bread machine was easy to set up and came with bread pan, kneading paddle, bread-lifting hook, and instruction manual. The bread machine makes a nice loaf of bread and is perfect for anyone who is interested in making their own bread. The 15-hour delay timer is very helpful. It lets you set your bread machine at night and then wake up to a freshly baked loaf. The gluten-free setting makes it perfect for people who are intolerant to gluten. The bread machine has a 1-hour automatic keep-warm function, so you never have to worry about your bread being cold. The bread machine also lets you choose between 1.5- and 2-pound loaves, as well as 3 crust shades (light, medium, dark), so you can make a variety of breads. The bread machine also features a spacious 2-pound bread pan. The bread pan is nonstick, which makes cleaning the bread machine very easy. The bread machine is backed by a 2-year warranty, which is very convenient.

The Cuisinart 2 lb. Bread Maker is cheaper than most of its competitors, but it still packs plenty of features. Its 13-hour delay setting makes it perfect for busy mornings, and it's the only breadmaker we tested that automatically adds ingredients at the beginning of the delay cycle. The Cuisinart also bakes three crust shades and up to 2 lb. of bread, and it offers 12 preprogrammed menu options, including gluten-free and whole wheat options. The Cuisinart is bulky, but it's easy to operate and to make substitutions. You can choose from three different crust shades, and you can also specify whether you'd like a wheat, white, or multigrain loaf. The Cuisinart's interior light makes it easy to monitor the bread as it bakes, and it has a viewing window so you can easily see when your bread is done. The Cuisinart is simple to clean, and the built-in cleaning tool makes it easy to remove crumbs from the machine. The Cuisinart makes good bread, but it's a bit pricey, and it isn't as durable or versatile as our top pick.

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The 2-pound capacity is substantial enough for a small family, and the 3-color crust setting lets you choose how dark your bread will be. The 5-layer design makes our test bread rose nicely, and the bread was soft and chewy.