
BB-PDC20
Zojirushi Virtuoso Plus
A fixed-size, horizontal loaf with room to shape your own cycles.
Households that want 2 lb sandwich loaves and adjustable rise timing.
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BB-PDC20
A fixed-size, horizontal loaf with room to shape your own cycles.
Households that want 2 lb sandwich loaves and adjustable rise timing.
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BB-SSC10
A one-pound machine with a dispenser and saved custom timing.
Small households that need a 1 lb gluten-free course or an automatic mix-in dispenser.
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BB-HAC10
A compact one-pound route for straightforward everyday bread.
A small household that wants 1 lb bread without advanced program editing.
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BBM800XL
Flexible loaf settings, a dispenser and detailed program adjustment.
Bakers who value a dispenser and adjustable stages, especially for larger loaves.
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CBK-110NAS
Several everyday loaf sizes, with a specific limit on gluten-free baking.
Everyday wheat bread in different sizes, with a documented 1½ lb gluten-free program.
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29987
Everyday bread and dough programs with clear program-specific limits.
Bakers who want ordinary loaf programs and separate dough-making options.
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SD-R2550
Automatic add-ins, temperature sensors and separate manual kneading and rising tasks.
Bakers who want automatic add-ins plus separate kneading and fermentation controls.
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47413
A horizontal dual-paddle pan for two- to three-pound batches, with a Custom mode.
Households that want large horizontal loaves and the option to adjust a complete cycle.
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Four saved Home Made timing plans and separate supervised preparation tasks.
Recipe developers who want saved stage timing and a vertical pan.
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One- and one-and-a-half-pound wheat loaves, with separate 58-minute Ultra Fast courses.
Smaller households that want a wheat-bread preset and can return for add-ins.
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Three loaf sizes, automatic add-ins and separate dough and fermentation tasks.
Bakers who want small or family-size loaves, a dispenser and separate supervised dough stages.
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BB-CEC20
A horizontal two-pound pan with three Home Made memories and recipe-based smaller batches.
Bakers who want horizontal loaves and saved cycle timing, using the documented recipes.
Read the full review →Compare an existing machine or a specific older offer. Check the model code, condition and included parts.
Earlier model29882
An earlier everyday breadmaker with one-and-a-half- and two-pound settings.
Owners of the earlier HomeBaker, or shoppers comparing a verified 29882 offer.
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Earlier modelCBK-200
An earlier horizontal model with GF size choices and a separate artisan-dough process.
Bakers considering an earlier horizontal machine for preset bread and artisan dough.
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Earlier modelCBK-100
An earlier preset machine with separate bread, pasta-dough and bake-only tasks.
Owners or exact-offer shoppers who want ordinary batch choices and distinct pasta-dough preparation.
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Earlier modelCBK-110
The original vertical CBK-110, with a fixed 1½ lb GF course and two dough workflows.
Owners of the original CBK-110 or shoppers comparing a verified earlier vertical machine.
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Earlier model29888
An earlier dispenser-equipped machine with separate Rise and Bake controls.
Bakers considering an earlier automatic-addition model with separate supervised rise and bake tasks.
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Earlier modelBB-PAC20
The earlier horizontal Virtuoso, with a dedicated GF course and three Home Made memories.
Owners of the earlier Virtuoso, or shoppers assessing a specific complete BB-PAC20 offer.
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