Sleeping to the sound of 'Kachunka-Kachunka-Kachunka'

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Somebody_Forgot@reddit

I hated bread for five years because of that thing.

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taleofbenji@reddit

In sixth grade it was my responsibility to start the bread maker every day when I got home from school. In retrospect, I don't know how we all weren't 400 pounds from eating all that bread.

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Seabeebob@reddit

I like how the mixer gets baked into the bread, then you have to pull it out, and the first few slices have a hole in the middle!

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Spartan04@reddit

There's a way around that, if you are around while the machine is working. After the last knead you can reach in and remove the mixer paddle and then just leave it to do the final rise and bake.

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Seabeebob@reddit

Well my mom and grandma definitely didn't do that.

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SenatorUppercut@reddit

Oh my God I remember the hole!

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Mantzy81@reddit

r/postsyoucanhear

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SweetCosmicPope@reddit

I've never used one of these, but my ex's dad was really into his. Like he had a whole wall of different grains in his kitchen that he would mill and make into various types of bread.

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artificialavocado@reddit

The food dehydrator worked really good. I bought one used at a yard sale like 10-15 years ago and still use it. I actually used to grow mushrooms in early 2000’s and used it to dry them.

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bokatan778@reddit

We absolutely had one of these! My dad bought one and used it approximately one time. Same as the juicer he bought.

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sudobangmusic@reddit

We tried so hard to like that thing... But the bread just wasn't really that great.

Sleeping to the sound of 'Kachunka-Kachunka-Kachunka'

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