ask someone to send from Thailand if you cannot get it delivered directly. few personal shopper services buy and send anything you want anywhere you want.

If I was you I would buy an oven if you don't ready have one...I bought a counter top electric oven in Sihanoukville in 2017 and it is still going strong.
If I was you I would learn to make doughs without a machine...you can then make different breads.
I make pizzas...yorkshire pudding...yeast rolls...cookies...cakes..coffee cake...and baguettes.
Make dough ...portion it...freeze what you don't bake..
I am making falafel this week and am going to make some pita dough...probably cook on the stove though..
It has been my experience that breadmakers lose their luster and gather dust...
A nice oven will come in handy all the time.
A nice workout for your hands and working with doughs is fun...I have used every kind of mixer with dough hooks from counter top to huge floor ...
But, I prefer working the dough manually.
YouTube has a ton of recipes...

I’ve tried to find one online. But seems due to quarantine, there are any available. And restock doesn’t seem to happen soon. Never thought I would miss such simple food as bread. I’ve found some recipe online but you need to make dough from scratch and bake bread in the oven.

daeum_tnaot wrote: ↑Thu Apr 30, 2020 12:25 pm

Kuroneko wrote: ↑Wed Apr 29, 2020 2:39 pm

daeum_tnaot wrote: ↑Tue Apr 28, 2020 8:29 pm Where can I get a bread making machine in Phnom Penh? Is this available?

You could buy a bread machine at Sunsimexco near Central Market for $65, but that was three years ago. My old post on this: general-chatter/visit-december-t16165-20.html Aeon mall and the electric appliance shop in Sorya Mall (level 3 ?) also had them.

Thanks, I saw your post from a few years ago. I checked at Sunsimexco in tow locations today (including the one near Psah Thmey). They said it is out of stock and not clear when they will get it in stock. But I'll check back again if other methods don't work.

They have Kenwood Bread Making machines in Kfour, Sorya Mall level 3. They are $185.

Kuroneko wrote: ↑Fri May 01, 2020 11:33 amThey have Kenwood Bread Making machines in Kfour, Sorya Mall level 3. They are $185.

Yeesh. You could buy a Lot of good bread from bakeries for that money. I think it would take me at Least a year, buying specialty bread weekly, to balance out the cost of the bread machine itself, not to mention the cost of ingredients, time and effort, electricity for the machine, etc. You'd have to really like baking for that to be worth it.

Electric Earth wrote: ↑Sat May 02, 2020 5:03 am

Kuroneko wrote: ↑Fri May 01, 2020 11:33 amThey have Kenwood Bread Making machines in Kfour, Sorya Mall level 3. They are $185.

Yeesh. You could buy a Lot of good bread from bakeries for that money. I think it would take me at Least a year, buying specialty bread weekly, to balance out the cost of the bread machine itself, not to mention the cost of ingredients, time and effort, electricity for the machine, etc. You'd have to really like baking for that to be worth it.

So where in Cambodia would you find this '' good '' bread ?. There is not even a selection of multigrain breads , rye breads , wholemeal breads . Raisin , pumpkin. , oatmeal , and the list goes on.

Duncan wrote: ↑Sat May 02, 2020 5:55 amSo where in Cambodia would you find this '' good '' bread ?. There is not even a selection of multigrain breads , rye breads , wholemeal breads . Raisin , pumpkin. , oatmeal , and the list goes on.

Honestly, I'm not quite sure. There are decent French bakeries and things like that in Siem Reap. They often have pastries and breads. I just kind of always assume that whatever Siem Reap has, PP probably has even better selections. I'm not familiar with PP, though, so I may well be wrong.

I have just been to the supermarket across the road from me,, in OZ,, and bought a loaf of bread. 800 grams, costing $3.90. = about US $ 2.50

Duncan wrote: ↑Sat May 02, 2020 5:55 amSo where in Cambodia would you find this '' good '' bread ?. There is not even a selection of multigrain breads , rye breads , wholemeal breads . Raisin , pumpkin. , oatmeal , and the list goes on.

the shop, eric kayser, blue pumpkin

fazur wrote: ↑Sat May 02, 2020 6:56 am

Duncan wrote: ↑Sat May 02, 2020 5:55 amSo where in Cambodia would you find this '' good '' bread ?. There is not even a selection of multigrain breads , rye breads , wholemeal breads . Raisin , pumpkin. , oatmeal , and the list goes on.

the shop, eric kayser, blue pumpkin

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