Breville The Custom Loaf Pro BBM800 Questions & Answers (page 5 of 5)

Hi Tracey,

Yes, Breville's manual though mostly very good could be polished up a bit with terminology and referencing.

They have gone with a more generic term in the menu. Use the Crusty Loaf setting.

It is a better term as it applies to a wider range of breads than what we term 'French' but mixed use is open to confuse.

Regards

ian.

Hi Tracey,
French is a normal cycle that certain breads use. You have to follow the manual to get into the cycle.
It should show up on the LCD screen on the left side, just under custom. But you MUST follow the directions that Breville have given you (Instruction Manual) to get to that cycle.
Cheers Craig

I have actually resolved the situation regarding this. See my review for details.l
Berne

The paddle is supposed to collapse during the kneading stage, it starts up right during the first part of the cycle then it goes up and during the bread making. If this does not answer your question, ring Breville!

Hi KCol
It's quite high at 35.5cm, just too high to fit under my bench comfortably. Happily, the lid is easily removable which reduces the height by a centimetre to 34.5cm which breezes in. The lid stands upright beside the main unit.

I agree with Daniel, the only bread maker that I know of that has a smaller profile is the Tefal.
If space is a worry, work a handy place to put the machine.

Most of the noise happens during the mixing, but it's not loud enough to stop you sleeping. The "beeps" as each cycle (mixing, kneading, rising, kneading, rising, baking) finishes might just be loud enough to disturb you, especially the "finished" signal which has a number of beeps.

Hi. I've only used gluten free setting so it might be different on other settings but only the first 20mins while it mixes is there noise. The rest of the cycle is completely quiet.