. I am sure glad I did. What a pleasure it has been to use.1. The instruction manual is by far more easily understood than the Panasonic Automatic Breadmaker. The recipes were more clear and the step by step instructions were just better in my opinion. Plus I found the illustrations to be better.
2. Operating- The double kneading paddles of the Zojirushi gave a much more consistent mix and knead to the dough.
It also features a 2 pound loaf pan, 3 level crust control, a program memory, and large viewing window.
One of my favorite features is the power loss memory. In the case of the power going out, the Zojirushi will remember where it left off and pick up at that spot when the power resumes. Now there is no need to throw away a ruined batch.
All told, the Zojirushi is a far better machine. You definitely get what you pay for, and I highly recommend making the extra investment.
Fresh baked bread is a great treat and making it for you and your family is fun and tasty. Don't regret buying a cheap machine, buy the best and thank yourself for the rest of your life.
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