🥖 Rise and Shine with Freshly Baked Bread!
The West Bend 47413 Hi-Rise Programmable Bread Maker is a versatile kitchen appliance that allows you to bake loaves in three sizes (2 lb, 2.5 lb, or 3 lb) with its dual knead blades. Featuring 12 digital settings, including a gluten-free option, this machine is programmable for up to 13 hours, ensuring you can enjoy the delightful aroma of freshly baked bread whenever you desire. It comes with a non-stick bread pan, measuring tools, and a recipe manual to kickstart your baking adventures.
| Brand | West Bend |
| Model Number | 47413 |
| Colour | Gray |
| Product Dimensions | 27.94 x 39.37 x 34.29 cm; 6.76 kg |
| Power / Wattage | 432 watts |
| Auto Shutoff | Yes |
| Special Features | Programmable |
| Item Weight | 6.76 kg |
S**F
Not for UK-despite what Amazon Customer Services say
Ordered through Amazon UK and knowing it was. Coming from AmazonUS, I contacted Customer Services to get them to check the item could be used in UK. They assured me they would get back to me within 48hrs of contacting the seller. I didn't hear after 48hrs so contacted customer services again and they stated they had checked and item did come with UK power! Item arrived and need I say I was incorrectly informed. This came with a two pin US voltage plug... Not compatible in UK maybe unless you use a massive down transformer which could be the similar size again so I've sent it back.. Don't take customer services word for it, do your own research. This was a birthday gift but luckily I bought ahead of the time so chance to buy a UK brand one.
J**2
Does not work in UK!!!!
Do not buy this bread maker if you are in UK as it has a USA 2 pin plug and an expensive transformer/converter will be an extra purchase to make it work - which is debatable even then.AMAZON should not be listing this on it's UK site IMO
M**E
Don't Get waste of money.
This bread maker came with a 2 pin plug on I got a 2 to 3 pin plug and when I turned it on it whent bang as in the manual or on the bread maker it doesn't say it's 175v not 250v as for the UK. So it was a waste money .
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