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product_id: 300884
title: "Bb HAC10 Home Bakery Mini Breadmaker, 1 Lb (White) | Bakes 1-Lb Loaves, 13-Hour Delay Timer, Quick-Bake under 2 Hrs, Dough and Jam and Cake Settings, Nonstick Pan and Kneader"
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# 1 lb loaf capacity 9 programmable settings 13-hour delay timer Bb HAC10 Home Bakery Mini Breadmaker, 1 Lb (White) | Bakes 1-Lb Loaves, 13-Hour Delay Timer, Quick-Bake under 2 Hrs, Dough and Jam and Cake Settings, Nonstick Pan and Kneader

**Brand:** zojirushi
**Price:** MX$17667
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🍞 Elevate your kitchen game with fresh-baked perfection every time!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Bb HAC10 Home Bakery Mini Breadmaker, 1 Lb (White) | Bakes 1-Lb Loaves, 13-Hour Delay Timer, Quick-Bake under 2 Hrs, Dough and Jam and Cake Settings, Nonstick Pan and Kneader by zojirushi
- **How much does it cost?** MX$17667 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.mx](https://www.desertcart.mx/products/300884-bb-hac10-home-bakery-mini-breadmaker-1-lb-white-bakes)

## Best For

- zojirushi enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted zojirushi brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Quiet Confidence:** Whisper-quiet operation keeps your kitchen calm while baking magic happens.
- • **Compact Powerhouse:** Sleek footprint fits any countertop without cramping your style.
- • **Effortless Cleanup:** Nonstick pan and kneading blade mean bread slides out and cleaning is a breeze.
- • **Set & Forget Freshness:** 13-hour delay timer lets you wake up or come home to warm, fresh bread.
- • **Versatile Baking Modes:** From bread to cakes, dough, and even fresh fruit jams—one machine, endless possibilities.

## Overview

The Zojirushi BB-HAC10 Home Bakery Mini Breadmaker is a compact, 1-pound capacity bread machine featuring 9 programmable settings including bread, cake, dough, and jam. It offers a 13-hour delay timer, an easy-to-read LCD control panel with a viewing window, and a nonstick kneading blade and baking pan for effortless baking and cleanup. Designed for small households, it operates quietly on 450 watts and includes a recipe book to inspire your homemade creations.

## Description

Fill your home with delicious homemade bread aroma and enjoy a variety of freshly baked goods any time with Zojirushi Home Bakery Mini Breadmaker. Compact and slim, this awesome kitchen appliance takes up minimal space on your countertop while offering huge pay-off. Use it to bake various types of bread and cakes or make dough and jam. Why, with the easy to follow instruction video and recipe book you're sure to become a baker extraordinaire, at least in the eyes of your friends and family.

Review: Higher Cost Totally Justified! - I am very happy I purchased the Zojirushi BB-HAC10 Bread Maker. I am making my second Honey Sunflower Seed Bread in it as I write this review. Be sure to follow the included directions and recipes precisely in terms of measuring ingredients, and as to the order in which they go in the bread maker. For my first bread, I made the mistake of looking up a recipe on the net for a certain bread I wanted to make, which SAID it was designed for the Zojirushi bread maker. So in following this recipe, I did not pay attention to the order of adding the ingredients, and I may have had the yeast making contact with wet ingredients from the start (a no-no). It turned out tasting quite good but the appearance of the bread was way not right. I have not revisited making this particular bread yet, but have instead followed the recipes included with the bread maker. I've made French bread which turned out great, and then adapted the Honey Bread recipe by adding sunflower seeds. That turned out wonderful, so I'm making it again to bring to a small dinner party tonight. This bread maker is ideal for a small household, because you can use the bread up within a couple days. The breads just slid right out of the loaf pan when the loaves were done. Cleanup was fast and easy. The bread maker is very quiet too. It's well made and the display is clear and easy to understand. I purchased this product from a secondary seller and it was a new "open box" or "display" model. That saved some money, which was why I had waited for a while before purchasing. For my ROI, if I make a loaf every week for a year, I will have covered the cost of my weekly Honey Sunflower Bread I would have been purchasing from Kroger. That's a long ROI and I doubt I will make a bread every week, so here is also how I justify the much higher price of the Zojirushi (even with the "open box" sellers discount) particularly since the Zojirushi was much more costly than the other brands that were on sale after Christmas: Size (does not take up much counter space, and makes a loaf size where we won't be wasting bread), Quiet Operation (I don't know how loud or not the other brands are, but this one is QUIET), Ease of Operation and Clean up, (easy controls, breads slip right out the pan, doesn't get burning hot on the outside, simple clean up), and I hope, Longevity (I have to trust the other reviewers on this). On a personal note, my Mom was a wonderful baker, and I feel feel close to her each time I produce something she would enjoy and appreciate. It's meaningful to be able to make something homemade for friends and family. Mom would approve!
Review: Snazzy little machine - I had been contemplating purchasing a bread maker for quite some time, and of course checked desertcart. I read the reviews on several machines before purchase, and this little machine received 5 stars, and many good reviews. I have a family of 3, and was hesitant at first to purchase only a 1 lb loaf machine,rather than one larger, to be able to make 1 and 2 lb. loaves. I am very happy with my purchase of this product, and have had it for several months now. I hate it when reviewers review a product right out of the package, and haven't truly given it time to establish a proper review. I feel I have utilized this product enough to rate it appropriately. Let it be known, however, that I have no prior bread machine use in the past; this is my first. Pro's: Easy to clean, with a removable pan. Package states not to let water sit too long for fear of rusting the pan. It is also non-stick, and bread comes out perfectly each time. There are multiple settings depending upon type of bread, etc. being made. I like the fact that it is easy to clean the putside of the machine as well with a wipe down, and you can actually see the bread being made from a see through window. There is also a recipe sticker on the side, for easy access of basic white bread, which is the one I use most frequently. It makes it easily accessible. There is also a small recipe book that comes with the machine for other types of bread, and recipes that have been tested on this particular machine. It's small, compact size does make it easy to store on the counter, without taking up much space. It has other setting such as dough and jam settings, or it rises and makes the bread dough for you, and then you can place it in the oven, if you choose that method of baking. It doesn't heat up the kitchen like turning on the oven does. There is nothing like the smell of fresh baked bread! You can just set it, and forget it! Wait, that reminds me of another machine infomercial that came out years ago :) Once yor bread is done, it keeps it warm for awhile, and then eventually, it says "complete" on the screen, and keeps the bread at room temp. Cons: I wish you could turn off the beeping sound that tells you it's time to add raisins or nuts to the bread. It beeps, even though you are making regular white bread. However, it only beeps for a few seconds. I wish there wasn't a hole in the bottom of the bread from the mixer tool, but I think that happens with most bread makers. Small bits of dough get underneath the mixer tool in the pan, and when they harden during the baking process, it makes it somewhat difficult to remove the contraption to clean. So, I just leave it in, and then clean the entire pan as a whole. Once you set the buttons for a setting for baking readiness, you can't change it, at least that I've found. I accidentally hit the Darker bread setting, rather than my usual lighter setting, and I was unable to change it. I also wish this maker had an even lighter crust setting, as I don't like my bread dark-not that it comes out that bad, I just prefer everything lighter. I also wish the company would come out with other colors, such as stainless or black, rather than just white. All my kitchen appliances are black and stainless, so it stands out a little, since I leave it on the counter all the time. But, it certainly doesn't affect the usage of the product. Overall, this is a great little product. It's one of the most expensive on the market, but it's definitely worth it. It's worth knowing the ingredients you put into your bread, and worth the smell and the taste of fresh bread. 1 lb. load lasts about 2 days for my 3 person family, and we usually don't have any left over. It makes about 6-8 slices, depending upon how thin you cut them. I have yet to experience other types of bread, besides white, wheat, and honey wheat, but all have come out fantastic. I also purchsed another cookbook to go with my bread machine. But, if you follow the recipes in the cookbook that comes with it, they have been tested in the machine, and come out well. THis machine wouldn't be optimal if you eat a lot of bread, or have a larger family, unless you desire to make several loaves at a time. It does take about 3 hrs and 30 min minimum for a loaf from start to finish. So, it is time consuming, if you have other loaves to make in one day. It's really easy to use, and it's perfect to teach kids even how to make fresh bread, with supervision of course. The buttons are easy to read as well. I would defintely recommend this product to anyone who wants to cut back on expenses at the grocery store. I use the King Arthur brand of bread flour, and bought the jar of yeast at the store. Making about 2-3 loaves a week, The bread flour package lasted me about 3 weeks, and the jar of yeast, I'm not even half way through. So, it's definitely worth the upfront costs to spending 3 bucks on a loaf of artificial bread at the store.

## Features

- Programmable breadmaker produces 1 pound loaves of cakes or breads
- Settings for cookie/pasta dough and fresh fruit jams; quick-bake cycle
- 13-hour delay timer; LCD control panel; viewing window; carrying handle
- Nonstick kneading blade and baking pan; instructions and recipes included. Electrical Rating- 120 volts / 450 watts
- Dimensions (W x D x H) 8-1/2 x 11-1/4 x 12-1/4 inches ,1-year warranty; cULus listed

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B000G32H84 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #65,428 in Kitchen & Dining ( See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining ) #39 in Bread Machines |
| Brand Name | Zojirushi |
| Capacity | 16 ounces |
| Color | White |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 2,201 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00023596267084 |
| Included Components | Baking Pan, Measuring Cup, Kneading Blades |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 11.25"D x 8.5"W x 12.25"H |
| Item Type Name | Home Bakery Bread Machine |
| Item Weight | 16 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Zojirushi |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Model Number | BB-HAC10 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Programs | 9 |
| Part Number | BB-HAC10 |
| Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash Only |
| Product Dimensions | 11.25"D x 8.5"W x 12.25"H |
| UPC | 023596267084 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Voltage | 120 volts |
| Warranty Description | One Year Limited Warranty |
| Wattage | 450 watts |

## Product Details

- **Color:** White
- **Item Weight:** 16 ounces
- **Material:** Stainless Steel
- **Product Dimensions:** 11.25"D x 8.5"W x 12.25"H
- **Voltage:** 120 volts

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: I have problems slicing the bread, anyone have suggestions?**
A: Buy a great bread knife; it makes all the difference. I bought the Tojiro Bread Slicer 235mm F-737. It slices cleanly and easily through just about anything, warm or cold, hard crust or soft. I tried using a bread slicing guide, but just a little practice with my Tojiro knife produces as good or better results, and I never use the guide anymore.

**Q: trying to decide between the mini and the regular Zo, I'd like to use this machine to also rise dough- do you think it's big enough?**
A: It depends on the recipe.  I bought the book "bread machine magic" as it has all recipes for small medium or large and I use all the small recipes which include dough recipes.  I once tried a kolache recipe that was definitely either a 1 1/2 to 2 pound recipe on the dough cycle and it definitely had trouble kneading it and I had to transfer it in my kitchen aid mixer for the first 20 minute kneading cycle then I put it back in the zo as it does have the temp control for rising.  Then it did not have any trouble kneading the second time because the dough was pliable at that point.  You also cannot program so if you were to knead the dough then place it in the machine you have to let the machine run its course but there is a timed chart so you know about when everything happens.  Anyway, if you stick with 1 pound recipes you pretty much will be able to make any kind of dough.

**Q: Anyone have problems with over baked crust?**
A: We have only had our Mini Zo for 2 days. Baked 3 loaves yesterday.  First loaf on "basic" and "regular" settings.  Interior of loaf was very light and fluffy, but crust extremely crispy (making it very difficult to slice).  Second loaf was the cheese and onion basic with light crust, to which was added 1 1/2 Tbsp drained, chopped, pickled jalapeños..  Cheese, onions and jalapeños were thrown all over, even outside of the bread pan, crust was VERY dark, and when sliced all of the add-ins were at the bottom 1/3 of the loaf, a terrible job of mixing!  3rd loaf was Yorkshire Spice Bread from "Quick and Delicious Bread Machine Recipes" by Norman Garrett, settings were "soft" with "light crust".  Turned out quite well, except for the VERY dark crust.  I wanted to be able to, at least occasionally 'set and forget' this machine for overnight baking of basic loaves, so setting a timer to remove the loaf early is not a practical solution for me.  I am amazed at all the wonderful reviews for this machine (I absolutely did my research) when it cannot seem to produce a loaf with a decent crust, and am so disappointed in it that I hope Amazon will accept its return.

**Q: does this leave a hole in the bottom of the loaf, or does the blade retract befor baking?**
A: If you use the machine for baking, then yes, it does leave a hole in the bread.  As this machine bakes a small loaf of bread and if baked in the machine, it has a hole in the bottom and is shaped similar to a chimney, I prefer to let the machine do everything other than bake the bread.  After it is done mixing the ingredients, I take the dough out, shape it and bake it myself in the oven, just because of the aesthetics.  The taste is wonderful no matter which way you decide to do it.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Higher Cost Totally Justified!
*by K***Z on January 21, 2017*

I am very happy I purchased the Zojirushi BB-HAC10 Bread Maker. I am making my second Honey Sunflower Seed Bread in it as I write this review. Be sure to follow the included directions and recipes precisely in terms of measuring ingredients, and as to the order in which they go in the bread maker. For my first bread, I made the mistake of looking up a recipe on the net for a certain bread I wanted to make, which SAID it was designed for the Zojirushi bread maker. So in following this recipe, I did not pay attention to the order of adding the ingredients, and I may have had the yeast making contact with wet ingredients from the start (a no-no). It turned out tasting quite good but the appearance of the bread was way not right. I have not revisited making this particular bread yet, but have instead followed the recipes included with the bread maker. I've made French bread which turned out great, and then adapted the Honey Bread recipe by adding sunflower seeds. That turned out wonderful, so I'm making it again to bring to a small dinner party tonight. This bread maker is ideal for a small household, because you can use the bread up within a couple days. The breads just slid right out of the loaf pan when the loaves were done. Cleanup was fast and easy. The bread maker is very quiet too. It's well made and the display is clear and easy to understand. I purchased this product from a secondary seller and it was a new "open box" or "display" model. That saved some money, which was why I had waited for a while before purchasing. For my ROI, if I make a loaf every week for a year, I will have covered the cost of my weekly Honey Sunflower Bread I would have been purchasing from Kroger. That's a long ROI and I doubt I will make a bread every week, so here is also how I justify the much higher price of the Zojirushi (even with the "open box" sellers discount) particularly since the Zojirushi was much more costly than the other brands that were on sale after Christmas: Size (does not take up much counter space, and makes a loaf size where we won't be wasting bread), Quiet Operation (I don't know how loud or not the other brands are, but this one is QUIET), Ease of Operation and Clean up, (easy controls, breads slip right out the pan, doesn't get burning hot on the outside, simple clean up), and I hope, Longevity (I have to trust the other reviewers on this). On a personal note, my Mom was a wonderful baker, and I feel feel close to her each time I produce something she would enjoy and appreciate. It's meaningful to be able to make something homemade for friends and family. Mom would approve!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Snazzy little machine
*by F***R on June 24, 2011*

I had been contemplating purchasing a bread maker for quite some time, and of course checked Amazon. I read the reviews on several machines before purchase, and this little machine received 5 stars, and many good reviews. I have a family of 3, and was hesitant at first to purchase only a 1 lb loaf machine,rather than one larger, to be able to make 1 and 2 lb. loaves. I am very happy with my purchase of this product, and have had it for several months now. I hate it when reviewers review a product right out of the package, and haven't truly given it time to establish a proper review. I feel I have utilized this product enough to rate it appropriately. Let it be known, however, that I have no prior bread machine use in the past; this is my first. Pro's: Easy to clean, with a removable pan. Package states not to let water sit too long for fear of rusting the pan. It is also non-stick, and bread comes out perfectly each time. There are multiple settings depending upon type of bread, etc. being made. I like the fact that it is easy to clean the putside of the machine as well with a wipe down, and you can actually see the bread being made from a see through window. There is also a recipe sticker on the side, for easy access of basic white bread, which is the one I use most frequently. It makes it easily accessible. There is also a small recipe book that comes with the machine for other types of bread, and recipes that have been tested on this particular machine. It's small, compact size does make it easy to store on the counter, without taking up much space. It has other setting such as dough and jam settings, or it rises and makes the bread dough for you, and then you can place it in the oven, if you choose that method of baking. It doesn't heat up the kitchen like turning on the oven does. There is nothing like the smell of fresh baked bread! You can just set it, and forget it! Wait, that reminds me of another machine infomercial that came out years ago :) Once yor bread is done, it keeps it warm for awhile, and then eventually, it says "complete" on the screen, and keeps the bread at room temp. Cons: I wish you could turn off the beeping sound that tells you it's time to add raisins or nuts to the bread. It beeps, even though you are making regular white bread. However, it only beeps for a few seconds. I wish there wasn't a hole in the bottom of the bread from the mixer tool, but I think that happens with most bread makers. Small bits of dough get underneath the mixer tool in the pan, and when they harden during the baking process, it makes it somewhat difficult to remove the contraption to clean. So, I just leave it in, and then clean the entire pan as a whole. Once you set the buttons for a setting for baking readiness, you can't change it, at least that I've found. I accidentally hit the Darker bread setting, rather than my usual lighter setting, and I was unable to change it. I also wish this maker had an even lighter crust setting, as I don't like my bread dark-not that it comes out that bad, I just prefer everything lighter. I also wish the company would come out with other colors, such as stainless or black, rather than just white. All my kitchen appliances are black and stainless, so it stands out a little, since I leave it on the counter all the time. But, it certainly doesn't affect the usage of the product. Overall, this is a great little product. It's one of the most expensive on the market, but it's definitely worth it. It's worth knowing the ingredients you put into your bread, and worth the smell and the taste of fresh bread. 1 lb. load lasts about 2 days for my 3 person family, and we usually don't have any left over. It makes about 6-8 slices, depending upon how thin you cut them. I have yet to experience other types of bread, besides white, wheat, and honey wheat, but all have come out fantastic. I also purchsed another cookbook to go with my bread machine. But, if you follow the recipes in the cookbook that comes with it, they have been tested in the machine, and come out well. THis machine wouldn't be optimal if you eat a lot of bread, or have a larger family, unless you desire to make several loaves at a time. It does take about 3 hrs and 30 min minimum for a loaf from start to finish. So, it is time consuming, if you have other loaves to make in one day. It's really easy to use, and it's perfect to teach kids even how to make fresh bread, with supervision of course. The buttons are easy to read as well. I would defintely recommend this product to anyone who wants to cut back on expenses at the grocery store. I use the King Arthur brand of bread flour, and bought the jar of yeast at the store. Making about 2-3 loaves a week, The bread flour package lasted me about 3 weeks, and the jar of yeast, I'm not even half way through. So, it's definitely worth the upfront costs to spending 3 bucks on a loaf of artificial bread at the store.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very versatile little machine
*by B***K on January 30, 2010*

This is my first breadmaker, but I did a lot of research before buying it. I have now owned it for a little over a year and thought I could give a good evaluation of this little machine. The rest of this review is split up into five parts (bread, dough, cake, cookie dough, jam), evaluating the main features of the Zojirushi BB-HAC10 separately: BREAD ------ PROGRAMS: The machine has separate settings for hard and soft breads, as well as crust control which comes in handy when you're making bread that has eggs in it, since it browns much faster. There is a program for french bread that takes a little over 5 hours and produces beautiful crusty french bread with no oil at all. The quick bake program, which makes bread in just under 2 hours is something I was very skeptical about but that I have to appreciate a lot, since it always comes out perfect. The bread won't have as much of a yeasty flavor to it, but the texture is just fine, and I've found that almost any recipe can be made this way, usually by doubling the yeast. I have made quite a few specialty breads in this little machine using both quick bake and regular cycles, including ciabatta, challah, jalapeno-cheese, banana-flavored bread, and a ton of different sandwich breads from all white to all wheat with sunflower seeds. If you're concerned about the kneading blade hole on the bottom of your bread, you could go through the trouble of taking the dough out after the second rising, taking the blade out, then putting the dough back in. I personally don't mind the hole much at all. YEAST: I had a couple of failures in the beginning when my whole wheat bread turned out like a brick, practically inedible. I found that using high-quality yeast makes all the difference. I experimented with several different kinds, including regular active dry yeast and several brands of "bread machine" yeast. I finally tried SAF from King Arthur Flour's website because it had great reviews. Every single one of my breads has risen perfectly since I stared using SAF, and it has the additional benefit of being tons cheaper than anything you'll find in your grocery store, so I would very highly recommend it. I am now finishing off the package which I bought almost a year ago!! I store the package in an air-tight container in the freezer, and transfer a little into one of the little jars of that "bread machine" yeast I used to buy as needed. SOURDOUGH: I have also made several different kinds of sourdoughs, most often ciabatta. Although the mini Zoji does not have a sourdough program, so it can't produce a true sourdough that would take a few hours, I made my own starter (recipe can be found in Bread Machine Magic by using the "browse this book" feature), and use that in different proportions. By feeding the starter regularly, it lasts forever. Every once in a while, when I haven't used it for a couple of weeks, I'll transfer it to a new dish and feed it again, throwing out most of the old starter, and that works great. DOUGH ------ I have used the dough feature to make different doughs, most often pizza dough (the beer pizza dough recipe that comes with the Zoji booklet is quite nice), challah dough for when I have the time to shape it, and focaccia dough. Dough comes out perfectly kneaded every time, is very easy to handle, and rises and bakes beautifully. CAKE ------ The cake feature is great! I've made many a chocolate cake, and just recently started making cheesecake in the Zoji as well. That's right, cheesecake, with the crust and everything! Cakes come out with a perfect texture, and rise very well. Since the kneading time is so short, ingredients often need to be at room temperature, and cut into smaller chunks to ensure even texture, but once you take these precautions, you will get some great cakes. The only negative is having the big whole on the bottom or top from the kneading blade, which is much more of issue with cakes for me since they're smaller and therefore a bigger part of them is affected. Slathering my cheesecake with strawberry jam fixed that problem, though, since the hole is nicely hidden. COOKIE/PASTA DOUGH: ------ COOKIES: I have not made home-made pasta yet because I can't justify the time. However, I've made many many cookies with the Zoji, and usually the result is good. Sometimes, I find that the dough gets overmixed and I'd rather do it by hand, but you can't beat the convenience. QUICK PIZZA DOUGH: I also often cheat and use the cookie dough program to make instant pizza dough by using lukewarm water (the SAF yeast mentioned above works as rapid rise as well), letting the Zoji mix the dough for 8 minutes, then assembling my pizza and baking it immediately, when I'm really in a crunch for a quick meal. JAM ------ I made several different jams over the summer using mostly fresh strawberries, though I tried mango once too. The jam came out so delicious, it never last more than two days. I would modify the included recipes and use about half the sugar, though, because the jam was a little too sweet to the point of overpowering the natural flavor of the fruit. Mixing and cooking the jam was the easiest thing, and having your kitchen smell like freshly cooked strawberry jam might just be the best part of it all. Hope this helps you with your decision!

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