Cuisinart CBK-200 Bread Machine
Fresh bread doesn't get any fresher - or easier - than this! Cuisinart offers expert engineering in smooth brushed stainless to deliver a sensational-looking Convection Bread Maker that automatically adjusts speed and timing, and circulates air while baking. Exclusive Low Carb, Gluten-Free, and Artisan Dough settings are just 3 of 16 preset menu options available with the touch of a button. Cuisinart adds 3 crust colors and 3 loaf sizes, to give bread lovers a choice of over 100 bread, dough, cake - and even jam - combinations!
Max Loaf Capacity: 2 lbs, With Timer, 16 Programs, Jam making function, Power Interruption Protection
Fresh bread doesn't get any fresher - or easier - than this! Cuisinart offers expert engineering in smooth brushed stainless to deliver a sensational-looking Convection Bread Maker that automatically adjusts speed and timing, and circulates air while baking. Exclusive Low Carb, Gluten-Free, and Artisan Dough settings are just 3 of 16 preset menu options available with the touch of a button. Cuisinart adds 3 crust colors and 3 loaf sizes, to give bread lovers a choice of over 100 bread, dough, cake - and even jam - combinations!
Max Loaf Capacity: 2 lbs, With Timer, 16 Programs, Jam making function, Power Interruption Protection
- 36 reviews
- 3.0 out of 5.0
coops32
01/20/2006
07:08 AM
Another throw it in and go in my house - the Cuisinart CBK-200 Bread Maker
Cuisinart CBK-200 Bread Maker Fresh bread whenever you want it!…………….: I have gone a few years without a bread machine and decided it was time to get another one. I like the advancements they have made...
Cuisinart CBK-200 Bread Maker Fresh bread whenever you want it!…………….: I have gone a few years without a bread machine and decided it was time to get another one. I like the advancements they have made...
Pros:
Convection baking for crispier crusts, attractive styling, wide variety of functions
Cons:
Harder to keep clean when the flour is flying
Bottom Line:
This is a great machine for the money with a ton of features. It is versatile to match anyone's needs and looks great on top of it!
dakotadoc
01/22/2007
06:22 PM
Cuisinart CBK-200 Bread Maker - Excellent Machine Makes Excellent Bread
I used to own a Hitachi bread maker and basically ran it to destruction with nearly 700 pounds of flour. It’s been a few years now without a bread machine and I had been feeling like I’d like to have one again. I saw the Cuisinart CBK-200 Bread Maker...
I used to own a Hitachi bread maker and basically ran it to destruction with nearly 700 pounds of flour. It’s been a few years now without a bread machine and I had been feeling like I’d like to have one again. I saw the Cuisinart CBK-200 Bread Maker...
Pros:
Three loaf sizes, Three crust colors, 15 minute Power Failure Backup, Artisan Dough setting.
Cons:
Larger and heavier than most bread machines.
Bottom Line:
Easy to use and easy to make good home made bread.
nikki318
03/11/2007
01:36 PM
For the Casual Baker who wants to experiment
I have been making bread twice a week with the Cuisinart CBK-200 Bread Maker for over a year now and am very happy with my purchase. I did thorough research on epinions.com and based on the reviews received and the price point, I decided that this was...
I have been making bread twice a week with the Cuisinart CBK-200 Bread Maker for over a year now and am very happy with my purchase. I did thorough research on epinions.com and based on the reviews received and the price point, I decided that this was...
Pros:
Multiple crust, size and baking settings pre-programmed. Easy to clean. Price and sleek design.
Cons:
Timer somewhat confusing, can be noisy, manual removal of mixing padle.
Bottom Line:
If you want many options but are willing to trade some features for a lower price; this is the best bread machine in it's price range.
tonalite
02/16/2006
07:23 PM
So far so good...mostly
Our old 2 lb Black and Decker finally died after 10 years (yes 10) and 100’s of loaves. We liked the look of the Cuisinart and thought the convection feature would be interesting. We have only had it for a month (approximately 6 to 7 loaves) and so...
Our old 2 lb Black and Decker finally died after 10 years (yes 10) and 100’s of loaves. We liked the look of the Cuisinart and thought the convection feature would be interesting. We have only had it for a month (approximately 6 to 7 loaves) and so...
Pros:
Loads of features/convection
Cons:
Workmanship is mediocre at best
Bottom Line:
Looks great, nice baking, concerns about longevity.
robingreen
02/11/2007
06:34 AM
Noisy brick maker - back to the store!
My old Black&Decker broke down after five years of almost daily bread making. I bought my Cuisinart CBK-200 based on a previous review and considering the price was expecting something substantially better than the B&D one. I was severely disappointed...
My old Black&Decker broke down after five years of almost daily bread making. I bought my Cuisinart CBK-200 based on a previous review and considering the price was expecting something substantially better than the B&D one. I was severely disappointed...
Pros:
Nice stainless steel look
Cons:
Noisy fan (in mine at least)
More expensive than most other bread makers
More expensive than most other bread makers
Bottom Line:
Don't buy it. If you did, take it back. If you can't, sell it used. If you can't sell it, at least it's stainless so makes good scrap.
canadianguy851
03/23/2008
06:46 PM
Tasty bread, speckled with Teflon flakes
We had success making good bread using one of the many recipes included in the users manual. Add the ingredients, and you have fresh bread in 3-4 hours. We have also used it to make non-standard recipes that we found online such as naan bread dough,...
We had success making good bread using one of the many recipes included in the users manual. Add the ingredients, and you have fresh bread in 3-4 hours. We have also used it to make non-standard recipes that we found online such as naan bread dough,...
Pros:
Styling, makes good bread, excellent manual & recipes.
Cons:
Teflon goo from paddle, and teflon peeling from breadpan.
Bottom Line:
If you like teflon in your bread, buy this product.
karenpmiller
01/15/2007
07:35 AM
Best Bread Machine We've Had
We've enjoyed making bread over the years and have gone from scratch baking to machine. This is our 3rd and has the best features and does the best job so far. I was especially pleased to find low carb breads in the excellent recipe book which came with...
We've enjoyed making bread over the years and have gone from scratch baking to machine. This is our 3rd and has the best features and does the best job so far. I was especially pleased to find low carb breads in the excellent recipe book which came with...
Pros:
Great bread, including low carb.
Cons:
Pan can be difficult to seat and remove from machine.
Bottom Line:
It bakes delicious and attractive loaves of bread, and offers many loaf and dough selections (including low carb) along with a great recipe book.
joybelle3
02/01/2008
05:51 PM
Does the Job and Very Well!
When I went shopping for a bread machine, I passed this one up first because it is, quite frankly, ugly! Instead I bought a Black and Decker which I later had to bring back to the store because of a defect. When I brought that machine back, the only...
When I went shopping for a bread machine, I passed this one up first because it is, quite frankly, ugly! Instead I bought a Black and Decker which I later had to bring back to the store because of a defect. When I brought that machine back, the only...
Pros:
Great bread, crispy crust, even loaves, even baking, ease of use, lots of recipes.
Cons:
UGLY! Outside hard to clean, paddle leaves some ingredients in the corners of the pan.
Bottom Line:
If good bread is what you want, regardless of how the machine looks, this is the one for you.
skidderss
10/21/2006
07:14 PM
Consistent results. High on style and function.
***Update 10/20/2006*** Why did I buy it? I purchased this machine in Sept 2005. I purchased it based on the name and style/size. The stainless finish is nice to look at. What do you love about this product? I've had very nice results. It...
***Update 10/20/2006*** Why did I buy it? I purchased this machine in Sept 2005. I purchased it based on the name and style/size. The stainless finish is nice to look at. What do you love about this product? I've had very nice results. It...
Pros:
It functions as it should, the recipes are nice, easy to use.
Cons:
None so far.
Bottom Line:
I recommend it because it looks good, works good, and is reasonable in price.
benflade
12/14/2007
07:45 AM
My first bread machine, and I'm happy with it
I've always been happy with the quality of the Cuisinart brand, and after reviewing the features of the various bread machines, I settled on this one. The machine is easy to use, easy to clean, and produces some nice bread. The instruction manual has a...
I've always been happy with the quality of the Cuisinart brand, and after reviewing the features of the various bread machines, I settled on this one. The machine is easy to use, easy to clean, and produces some nice bread. The instruction manual has a...
Pros:
Buttons easy use, easy cleanup, nice variety of breads
Cons:
Loaf pan easy to upset if not in the machine
Bottom Line:
I would buy this machine again, because it met or exceeded my expectations. I loved the rosemary bread and the dill bread. Many recipes to try...
Compare at 6 merchants
