Breville JK46

"Kettle's broken" innocent enough words uttered by a fellow colleague who clearly had not anticipated the pandemonium that would break out among ten tea addicted staff members. It begin with the women laughing gaily as they joked about whether it was switched on at the mains, followed by the men with their tools trying to raise some life out of our long serving Russell Hobbs. A dear friend who's passing was mourned. We survived for a whole two hours before the issue of a new addition was brought up, it felt like a legitimate mourning period so I was dispatched to our local supermarket, Morrisions with instructions from the boss that it was not to be too ...  Read the complete review

The Breville JK46 is a value-for-money, basic, white-plastic jug kettle. Although inexpensive, it still boasts many of the same the features as the higher-priced models, and its simple design is quite stylish. ~ Appearance ~ The kettle is a jug shape in pure white plastic with a chunky hoop handle. Close to the top of the handle is the rocker-style on/off switch. On each side of the kettle there is a large curvaceous opaque window, with a gauge marked in 'cups', that allows you to see how much water is inside. The natural way the broad spout emerges from the main body of the kettle, and the way the solid handle follows a generous curve ...  Read the complete review