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Cuisinart® Convection Breadmaker

Item #: 117 980 310 10

Makes 1, 1.5 and 2 lb. loaves
Easy-to-read LCD control panel with chrome buttons
Convection feature for quick, even cooking; special recipe programs including low carb and gluten free
Crust control; 12-hour programmable timer
Includes baking paddle and removable non-stick bowl
Brushed stainless steel exterior
680 watts
Removable lid with glass window to watch the baking cycle
Dimension 16½ x 10¼ x 12"
Limited 3-year manufacturer's warranty

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CuisinartÂ®CuisinartÂ® Convection Breadmaker

Ratings and Reviews

Average Rating

( 3.3 out of 5 )

27 The CuisinartÂ® Breadmaker is designed for your good health, with exclusive Low Carb and Gluten-Free options available at the touch of a button! Keep it healthy, by choosing unprocessed ingredients and fiber-rich extras that you and your family enjoy. This is a versatile and easy-to-operate bread maker that youâll want to use every day.

Ratings and Reviews

Average Rating

( 3.3 out of 5 )

Great Product Features

Easy to clean(7)
Attractive design(5)
High quality(5)
Stain resistant(2)
Stylish(2)
multi-faceted(1)

none(1)
Well constructed(1)

McMarshal

Guelph, ON

( 2 out of 5 )

A total disappointment!

onApril 19, 2012

Have just said goodbye to my second of these machines. They have a very faulty design, so while they're good and feature-rich (many loaf options, great menus, handy signals, good quality pan and paddle, etc) they're at best short-term appliances. I had expected much more from Cuisinart.

Both of our machines have failed at the clips holding the pan in place. These are critical, as they retain and secure the bread pan. I've never seen a design like the Cuisinart, where it's just a flap of metal that holds the pan on each side.

The first Cuisinart breadmaker had to be returned right away, because you couldn't even get the pan in or out (clips too tight to use without breaking).

On the second machine, after just 24 months, the clips have stopped holding the pan in place laterally, so it twists and goes off kilter during the mix and knead cycles. With metal fatigue, one presumes this will happen to every machine. It is a very flawed design - so obviously so that we had questioned it right out of the box!

If you buy one of these Cuisinart breadmakers, be sure to register for warranty, and be sure to get it on sale -- there's no way it's worth full price (or in my opinion, any price, at this point!). Don't be fooled by the Stainless Steel exterior. Better to consider the other, not-so-sleek but better designed brands out there.

Pros:Â Easy to clean, Attractive design, multi-faceted

Cons:Â Breaks easily, flawed design for pan retention, overpriced for quality

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rmarko

Chilliwack BC

( 1 out of 5 )

Cuisinart Bites

onApril 12, 2012

Our second of these bread makers - the first was the best of the three bread makers we've had and we used it for over 3 years to make 2 loaves a week. For the most part, it produced excellent results. When bread maker #1 died, we bought an identical replacement. This one passed away while making the second loaf! Even though we'd had it for less than 2 weeks, Cuisinart wanted us to pay the shipping both ways from BC to Ontario so that they would consider whether to repair it or replace it. Can you imagine what shipping costs would be for an item this large and heavy? We figured they would eclipse the cost of a new bread maker. Instead of which, we returned it to Sears and they instantly refunded our money. They agreed with us that Cuisinart's "guarantee" was ridiculous. At least Sears' customer service was excellent. Thank you, Sears.

Cons:Â Breaks easily, poor guarantee

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jbear2012

Beaumont, AB

( 5 out of 5 )

Love it!!!

onMarch 7, 2012

We bought this item as we have other Cuisinart small appliances and love them. The bread maker is no different. So easy to use my 12 year old makes bread or dough daily.

Pros:Â Easy to clean, High quality, Attractive design

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bakerboy

Revelstoke, BC

( 5 out of 5 )

Highly rated Cuisinart bread maker

onDecember 29, 2011

We are very satisfied with this machine and we have found it easy and conenient to use. We've had three other machines over recent years and this one is the best yet even if it does take up more counter space than the previous models. This is only a minor issue.
If there is a short coming it is that there is no option to pre programme in a set finish time as was the case with our first machine. However this is not a major issue. We use this machine on average 2-3 times each week and would recommend it to any one in a heart beat and buy another if and/or when this one fails..

Pros:Â Easy to clean, High quality, Attractive design

Cons:Â unable to preprogramme in set finish, time

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1Math

Ottawa

( 2 out of 5 )

Great breads, but ...

onDecember 23, 2011

This machine makes great breads and crusts. I love everything about that machine, EXCEPT that, as the other customer said, there is black goop in the breads that come from the paddle stem. I realized that, after making a couple of breads. My solution was to take the parts of the bread that were affected away (don't want to eat that stuff). Then I realized that I could remove the paddle much earlier in the bread making process and the problem did not seem to happen. Too bad that such a nice bread maker has such a failure!

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1 answer

Does it work well for pizza dough or dough in general?

Q:Â

Has this a simple dough setting - most of our breadmaker usage is for making homemade pizza dough.

Posted:Â 2 years, 8 months ago

Anonymous

Answers

A:Â

Hello DES1,

The CuisinartÂ® Convection Breadmaker features special recipe programs for: White, Rapid White, Wheat, Rapid Wheat, French/Italian, Rapid French/Italian, Quick Bread/Cake, Low Carb, Gluten Free, Dough/Pizza Dough, Artesian Dough, Sweet Breads, Rapid Sweet Breads, Jam, Last Minute Loaf, and Extra Bake.

The manual includes numerous pizza dough recipes for use in the breadmaker.

Thank you for choosing Sears.

Posted:Â 2 years, 3 months ago

bnw2

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1 answer

Vertical or Horizontal Loaf?

Q:Â

I want a bread machine with a horizontal loaf pan so the bread resembles that from real bakery rather than an extremely tall mushroom shape which would be the old vertical loaf pan. Does this unit have a horizontal loaf pan inside?

Posted:Â 2 years, 4 months ago

Lainey

Â -Â Winnipeg, Manitoba

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A:Â

the cuisinart-convection-breadmaker makes a Horizontal loaf . It even has a beep to tell you when it is going to rise for last time so you can take mixing paddle out and not have a large hole in bottom of bread.

Posted:Â 2 years, 4 months ago

Liam

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Cuisinart Convection Breadmaker

Q:Â

Hello, could you please tell me if this breadmachine has any gluten free recipies in the recipie book? I know it has the baking option, just checking that there are recipies to go with it.
Thank you

Posted:Â 2 years, 11 months ago

babyczecher

Â -Â Nova Scotia

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Answers

A:Â

Yes, there are several gluten free recipes in the recipe book. There are no basic gluten free recipes, unfortunately, only fancy ones like cheese bread and such.

However, if you omit the special ingredients and cut back just a little bit on the liquids, you'll be fine.

This is a wonderful machine, a great addition to any household.

Posted:Â 2 years, 6 months ago

Anonymous

Â -Â Toronto, Ontario

A:Â

Yes. The book included with this breadmaker does contain some gluten free recipies.

Posted:Â 2 years, 11 months ago

PeteVenkman

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1 answer

Mixing Paddle

Q:Â

Where can I purchase a replacement mixing paddle? Can I get one online?

Posted:Â 2 years, 6 months ago

Lostpaddle

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Answers

A:Â

Hello Lostpaddle,

Cuisineart carries replacement parts for most of their models and can be reached at 1-800-472-7606.

Thank you for choosing Sears.

Posted:Â 2 years, 3 months ago

bnw2

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model #

Q:Â

What is the model # on theis bread maker?

Posted:Â 1 year, 2 months ago

Anonymous

Â -Â BC

Answers

A:Â

Hello,

The Cuisinart Convection Breadmaker is Model # CBK-200C.

Thanks for shopping Sears.

Posted:Â 1 year, 2 months ago

kas311

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Cuisinart Breadmaker

Q:Â

What is the model number of this appliance ?

Posted:Â 8 months ago

viviana

Â -Â ottawa

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A:Â

Hello viviana,

The Cuisinart Convection Breadmaker is Model # CBK-200C.

Thanks for shopping Sears.

Posted:Â 8 months ago

kas311

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colour of breadmaker

Q:Â

I was wondering if the convection breadmaker by Cuisinart also comes in white?

Posted:Â 7 months ago

MummaB

Â -Â Tsawwassen, BC

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A:Â

Hello MummaB,

This Cuisinart breadmaker is listed only in the brushed stainless steel finish.

Thank you for choosing Sears.

Posted:Â 2 months, 2 weeks ago

wenl

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Convection = speed?

Q:Â

I assume convection means faster cooking? How long does a regular loaf take?

Posted:Â 1 month, 4 weeks ago

BCMum

Â -Â Vancouver Island

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A:Â

Just found Cuisinart.ca has a fantastic fast-loading feature of keeping all instruction booklets in PDF format online. So to answer my own question a regular loaf seems about the same speed as my 15 year old breadmaker (about 3 1/2 hours), and the fastest bread using rapid-yeast still takes 2 1/2 hours.

Posted:Â 1 month, 4 weeks ago

BCMum

Â -Â Vancouver Island

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