Hamilton Beach bread machine

Hamilton Beach 29882 Cake cycle time

The manual lists the Cake cycle at 2 hr 50 min.

Manual-printed time2 hr 50 minStart to finish, excluding delay-timer and keep-warm time.

Cake cycle details

Delay timerNot allowed
Crust color choiceNo
Keep warm after1 hr

How it compares

Cake and quick-bread programs mix a batter briefly and then bake. There is no yeast rise, so the delay timer is generally not used.

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When will the bread be ready?

Pick a start time to see when to add mix-ins and when it finishes, or enter when you want it ready to get the start time and the delay-timer setting.

    Uses the manual's printed total time. Room temperature and a cold start can change real-world timing slightly; delay-timer limits come from the manual.

    Timer and manual notes

    The delay timer counts the complete time until the bread is ready. Avoid delay when recipes contain perishable ingredients.

    Times are transcribed from the official program-cycle chart. Size-specific times are shown where the guide provides them.

    Where these times come from

    Primary source

    Hamilton Beach 29882 Use & Care guide (program-cycle chart) ↗

    Checked October 29, 2026. Times are transcribed from the linked manufacturer manual. Manufacturer page that links this manual ↗ Your machine's display and current manual take priority.

    Planning this hamilton beach 29882 cake cycle time

    Use 2 hr 50 min as the baseline for this exact 29882, then allow for the conditions the machine can actually sense.

    Best fit: This specialty setting follows a different sequence from an everyday bread or wash cycle.
    Check first: Use the recipe or loading limits in the exact manual; the familiar capacity label may not apply to this program.

    The duration comes from useandcares.hamiltonbeach.com; practical planning notes are editorial context and do not replace the manual.

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