Whole Wheat course details
| Delay timer | Allowed |
|---|---|
| Crust color choice | No |
| Add-in signal | about 23–28 min after start |
| Keep warm after | 1 hr |
What happens: Rest, Knead, Rest, Knead, Rise with two punch-downs, Bake
How it compares
Whole wheat and whole grain flours absorb more water and develop gluten more slowly, so these programs add preheating, kneading or rising time. Expect them to run longer than the Basic or White program on the same machine.
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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.
Timer and manual notes
Completion time can be set up to 13 hours ahead in 10-minute increments. The add beep does not sound when the timer is used.
Where these times come from
What to check before pressing Start
For Zojirushi BB-SSC10, the useful planning number is 3 hr 35 min—but program choice should come before stopwatch choice.
Check first: Whole-grain dough absorbs water slowly, so flour type, room temperature and hydration can matter as much as the clock.
The duration comes from cdn.shopify.com; practical planning notes are editorial context and do not replace the manual.
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