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I tried Lakeland's bread maker with sales 776 percent up and here's my honest review
Sales surged 776% year-on-year as 31% of UK adults cook from scratch more than a year ago, driven by convenience and features like gluten-free settings.
- Lakeland reported a 776% year-on-year sales increase for its Compact Loaf Bread Maker, a £69.99 device measuring 31 x 21.5 x 25cm that produces a 1lb loaf.
- A recent Lakeland survey found 31% of UK adults cook from scratch more than a year ago, rising to 35% versus two years and 44% versus five years, which Lakeland linked to booming sales of small appliances.
- Features like 11 pre-set programmes, a knead-only setting, and a delay-start timer with tactile controls and recipe booklet make the Compact Loaf highly versatile.
- Customers say, after a few weeks of use, the machine became part of weekly routines, providing warm breakfasts and speeding up Saturday pizza nights, though it may not suit households feeding four or five.
- Beyond sales figures, Lakeland's social channels used Instagram posts to broaden visibility as customers valuing ingredient control embrace cooking from scratch.
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I tried Lakeland's bread maker with sales 776 percent up and here's my honest review
I was keen to know why the Lakeland White Compact 1lb Bread Maker was trending - two dozen easy, fresh homemade loaves later I know exactly why
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