Do you remember what brand and model number you had? I think you may be
right, about it being not as messy and etc. I do know how to make bread for
years now, but, stopped doing it when my kids got married and there were not
enough in the family here for me to go to the trouble. That is why I thought
the bread machine would be allot easier and all just for the amount I would
want to make every now and then. Plus, still get to get the fresh bread
making in the house in the winter months. I love that smell. smile. Katie
God didn't promise days without pain,
laughter without sorrow, nor sun
without rain, but he did promise
strength for the day, comfort for the
tears, and light for the way.
----- Original Message -----
From: "information for gwen" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, August 07, 2011 5:03 PM
Subject: Re: [CnD] bread machines
i used to have a bread machine and it was wonderful. when unplugged and
then plugged in again, it would reset to the default settings. mine would
beep at the various points in time, and it would beep twice if other
ingredients were needed, i.e. nuts. i cannot remember the exact operation
of the machine, but it worked well. it goes through several steps of
mixing, kneading and resting. and finally baking. i initially learned to
make bread without a machine, but having a machine is not as messy. take
care.
On Aug 7, 2011, at 12:40 AM, Katie Chandler wrote:
The one that I have bought says it will make a beep sound when it starts
and another beep sound when the bread is done. It has some buttons on the
top of the lid, that can be marked in Braille. Like stop start, lighter
or darker buttons and some other ones. You can feel them well enough and
I don't see why it should be so hard, even though I haven't tried it, but
from every thing they are telling me about it once it is marked or I can
remember which button is which there shouldn't be a problem with that
part. From what the recipes that I read to make different kinds of
breads with it, it tells what ingredient to put in when and etc. Then
close the lid turn it on and it dose the rest. So why wouldn't a totally
blind person not be able to figure that out? It doesn't sound hard to me
and I cannot see what I am doing either. grin. Katie
God didn't promise days without pain,
laughter without sorrow, nor sun
without rain, but he did promise
strength for the day, comfort for the
tears, and light for the way.
----- Original Message ----- From: "Sisi Ben-Simon"
<[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, August 06, 2011 10:49 PM
Subject: [CnD] bread machines
Hi, I'm thinking about making my own bread but not sure how accessible
bread machines would be for totally blind people. Honestly I've never
even seen one. :) Some of you say it can be done and some say it's
impossible. Please would you give me the pros and cons?
thanks
sisi
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