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A bread making machine having an automated dispenser unit and a pause function is described. The automated dispenser unit is integrated within a chamber lid covering a bread making chamber in which bread making ingredients are mixed, kneaded, and baked. The automated dispenser accepts certain ingredients, such as fruit and/or nuts, which are automatically added to the bread making chamber after significant processing of other ingredients in the bread making chamber has occurred.

Developments in bread making machine technology have increasingly automated the entire bread making process, thereby requiring less and less user intervention. However, certain types of breads require different sets of ingredients to be combined at different times.

Bread machines have become extremely popular because they allow the average person to custom-make breads with minimum fuss and bother. Even so, bread machines do require a certain amount of exactitude in adding the ingredients.

All bread makers have several baking cycles for different bread types; some can make dough and jam as well. You need not buy a bread machine with more cycles than you will use, but if you think you might want to try custom rising times or gourmet-type specialty breads, you might want a bread machine with more bells and whistles.

Some bread machines will have a preheat cycle to warm the ingredients. For bread to raise properly it is best to have the ingredients at room temperature. If your machine does not have this feature it is very easy to warm the water or milk required in the recipe to even the temperature of the entire batch of dough.

It is important to note that using the rapid bake cycle on a bread machine will usually result in slightly flatter loaves and will require fast rising yeast.

A 1-pound loaf yields about eight slices; each half-pound increase in weight yields an additional four slices. Obviously, a machines ability to produce a 2- or 2 1/2-pound loaf would be an important consideration in a family setting.

Today is bread making machines provide for this by issuing audible signals indicating to the user that a next set of ingredients must be added to the bread making machine. At best, this is inconvenient. At worst, the bread may be ruined if the user does not add the ingredients at the proper time.

Most problems that arise in baking bread come from having too much or too little of a specific ingredient. A related problem is that once a bread making cycle has begun, currently available bread making machines cannot be stopped without then being restarted at the beginning of the cycle. Therefore, it can be difficult to add previously forgotten ingredients. Also, a user cannot choose to extend the bread dough rising time beyond that of the preprogrammed bread making cycle.

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