Gastroback Design Bread Maker Advanced
The GASTROBACK® DESIGN BREAD BAKER ADVANCED delivers fresh, fragrant baked goods without much hassle. You can even easily prepare jam and yoghurt for a well-laid breakfast table yourself. As an extraordinary highlight, you can even make ice cream with the ice bucket, which is available as an accessory.
With the automatic bread maker you can bake bread and cakes according to your personal taste. You can use ready-made baking mixes or develop your own recipes; there are no limits to creativity with the DESIGN BREAD BAKER ADVANCED. To do this, use the numerous preset programs or create your own program. The DESIGN BREAD BAKER ADVANCED realizes all ideas quickly and easily. The bread maker can also knead dough for pasta, pizza or rolls. The device can also be used to cook sophisticated jams and make yoghurt and ice cream (with an ice bucket accessory).
For these purposes, 18 different programs are stored in the device. The special highlight of the bread maker is the delayed start time using a timer, so the bread maker can work overnight, for example. The next morning you wake up to the smell of bread, your bread is freshly baked for breakfast together.
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