Bread Maker Paddle for Beach Bread Maker Paddle for Oster Bread Maker Parts Bread Maker Non-stick Kneading Blade for Oster Bread Machine Parts Replacement for Breadman Bread

Nice item but didn't fit my machine.

I accidentally threw out the one that came with the bread machine because after baking I would forget to pull it out..the replacement actually remained in the machine when I removed the baked bread. Alrighty!!!

In spite of the description, does not fit Hamilton Beach bread makers.

Them mixing paddle was exactly as described and fit my bread machine well. I like my bread machine a lot and was worried that I would have to replace it because I lost the paddle during our move. I'm so glad it was such and easy fix.

It works great in my machine, Saved me from buying a new one. Thank you

Specifically bought this to see if it fit my Hamilton Beach Artisan Dough & Bread Maker MODEL 29985This will fit your model 29985 well (not perfect)I have made 2 loafs since buying this paddle with no issueThe paddle does seem to stick to the bread/slide out with the bread a little more that the original so just make sure you dont accidentally toss it with your bread end like we did with the original.The factory parts for this model are always out of stock with no indication of when they will replenishThis replacement is definitely your best bet for keeping your Hamilton Beach 29985 model running without having to buy a whole new unit

accidentally ruined my old paddle when it got caught in my disposal. this replacement came quickly and is a perfect fit for my machine.

How can you loose the paddle for your bread machine? I don’t know how but I lost mine. I kept thinking it’s got to be here. I left the bread machine on the counter as a constant reminder that it was missing. After two months of my countertop real estate being blocked I found a replacement and it wasn’t the manufacturer Amazon had it! how perfect was that. The replacement looks just like the original except…… the tilt of the angle of the blade is a tad bit less in the amount of angle, but it also could have been my next OCD. Let it run acomplete cycle and the result was not good. There was a loaf of something that I am not able to put a name to and it had something a-kin to river rock scattered in the entire …object. but I must point out it did not stick to the pan! It slid out onto the lightly floured surface with a bang! Could not cut a slice to better investigate possible future uses. Thank goodness tomorrow was trash day, there was absolutely no reason to keep it. It’s sat on the counter for another week and I was on the verge of putting the entire bread machine in the trash. But this constant diddy running through my head “if you can’t do it, try try again”. So I set aside the next day for baking a loaf of bread. I got all of the ingredients together, checked all the expiration dates, checked the temp of eggs, milk, butter. I even checked the temp of the flour then I measured everything into separate bowls and remeasured it as it went into the bread bucket in the order recommended by the manufacturer. Set up the machine per manufacturer recommended settings all the while comparing them to the Recipe for one last check point and pushed GO. I continue to open the lid to see what was going on. One of the first things you read in the operators manual Refrain from opening the lid. Well that part I didn’t stick to but I wanted to know what was going on I looked in is kind of lopsided and bumping around in there and look like the bottom hadn’t been stirred yet But there was a lot of needing left to go. After 10 minutes I looked again and began to see the formation of the river rock in the flour. I grabbed a a rubber spoon and tried to help flip the dough for a more thorough mixing. So it went on and when finished I had another object least with River rock. But I thought I possibly had an idea what was going on. So the next day I repeated the previous events I said the paddle down on the counter to check the slant again but this time I noticed that the blade actually sat above the bottom of the bread bucket by 1/8”. Keeping this in mind I continued to follow the instructions but Opened the lid several times and used a very long and soft spatula and brought the flour from The bottom and dropped it back into the flour and let it need again and when it stopped to rise there was a silky puffy ball of dough in the bottom of the bucket. Continued with the recipe and when it finally beeped to Signal completion I opened the bread maker and there was this huge loaf of warm puffy bread took it out put it on its side but it never made it to the dinner table. Family sampled it until Every crumb was gone. So it actually it is a great fix but not quite perfect. One other problem the family wants only homemade bread for breakfast and lunch and dinner. That means I have to bake 21 loaves a week.

O produto é bom, veio corretamente masentrega demorou

Fit my Black and Decker B2250 perfectly! Reviewers on here NEED to give the MAKE AND MODEL of their machines. Reviews that just say "Don't fit my Cuisinart or my Hamilton Beach" is NOT enough info. Every make has several models so please provide the model number as well. Let's all help each other make informed purchases. Thanks!

The one star rating is because I feel the supplier should have provided shaft dimensions or inside diameter of the bread paddle. The product itself is lovely, I like the thin style of the bread paddle which I believe would leave much less of a footprint in the bottom of the loaf but sadly, it is the wrong size for me.There are several of this Bread Maker Paddle advertised on Amazon which state it is universal. They fit many or most machines, but it does not fit my Citizen J5764 machine. It would have been very helpful if the supplier would provided a post measurement.I have tried to provide the inside diameter measurement and hope it is helpful to others.

The bread paddle fit the machine. I make buns with the bread maker