Where to buy bread machines online: These retailers have stock

By Louis Ramirez
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Where to buy bread machines right now

Where to buy bread machines
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As grocery stores struggle with depleted inventory, many home cooks are baking their own homemade bread. So we're showing you where to buy bread machines online. 

Homemade bread will not only fill your apartment with the delicious smell of baked bread, but it's actually quite easy to make. More importantly, it'll save you unnecessary trips to the store. Now that Prime Day is right around the corner, we're seeing a small uptick in bread machine deals (and inventory).

One of the benefits of using a bread machine to bake bread is that there's almost no mess or work involved. You'll spend a few minutes loading the ingredients into the bread machine and the rest is handled by your bread machine, from the mixing, to the rising, and the baking. 

Sure, you'll have to clean the machine at the end, but it's just a few parts to clean and many are designed so that they can be quickly cleaned. 

Most bread machines also come with recipes that guide you through your first batch of bread. So you won't even have to do any recipe research. Here are all the spots for where to buy bread machines online. 

Where to buy bread machines online

Cuisinart Bread Maker: was $185 now $89 @ Amazon

Cuisinart Bread Maker: was $185 now $89 @ Amazon
The Cuisinart Bread Maker is beautifully designed stainless-steel bread maker. While compact, this machine can still turn out a loaf that's up to 2 pounds. Plus, it has a dozen settings including a special one for packaged mixes. Add it to your cart and the price drops to $89.99. 

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Oster Bread Maker: for $79 @ Amazon

Oster Bread Maker: for $79 @ Amazon
If you need help wondering where to buy bread machines, the Oster Bread Maker is the best-selling bread machine at Amazon with over 4K positive reviews. It's not in stock at the moment, but you can purchase it at this price and Amazon will deliver it when it's back in stock.

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Cook's Essentials Stainless Steel Breadmaker: $69 @ QVC

Cook's Essentials Stainless Steel Breadmaker: $69 @ QVC
This bread machine has 10 preset functions which allow you to make white bread/basic, whole wheat, French bread, multi-grain, raisin, or nut bread. It can also make gluten-free bread. It's one of the least expensive bread machines you can find right now. 

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The Foolproof Bread Maker: $179 @ Hammacher Schlemmer

The Foolproof Bread Maker: $179 @ Hammacher Schlemmer
The The Foolproof Bread Maker features 16 pre-programmed menu options that make creating a bakery-fresh loaf of bread an effortless process. It includes a book of bread recipes. 

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Refurb Black & Decker Breadmaker: $89 @ Newegg

Refurb Black & Decker Breadmaker: $89 @ Newegg
If you don't mind owning a refurbished breadmaker, this Black & Decker comes with a 30-day guarantee. It features 10 pre-programmed settings, a 60-minute "keep warm" function, and an easy to read digital display. 

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Cuisinart Compact Bread Maker: $109 @ Crate & Barrel

Cuisinart Compact Bread Maker: $109 @ Crate & Barrel
The Cuisinart Compact Automatic Bread Maker offers 12 preprogrammed menu options. It comes with a book filled with a variety of bread recipes. It's out of stock, but you can order it now for a June arrival. 

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Cuisinart Convection Bread Maker: $159 @ Crate & Barrel

Cuisinart Convection Bread Maker: $159 @ Crate & Barrel
This bread maker offers 16 pre-programmed menu options, including gluten-free and low-carb settings. It also promises superior crust, color, and texture.  

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Curtis Stone Bread Maker: $149 @ HSN

Curtis Stone Bread Maker: $149 @ HSN
This bread maker includes 19 preset programs and features an LCD that allows you to see which mode the bread machine is in during as it makes bread. Loud beeps also inform you when to add fruits and nuts if you decide to make nut bread. 

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Louis Ramirez
Louis Ramirez

As deals editor at Tom’s Guide, Louis is constantly looking for ways to avoid paying full price for the latest gadgets. With over 10 years of deals-hunting experience, Louis price checks against multiple retailers and searches high and low for the best deals to bring readers. A born-and-bred New Yorker, Louis is also an avid swimmer and marathoner. His work has appeared on Gizmodo, CNET, and Time Out New York.