Breville Lightning Kettle

We have had a Breville Lightening Kettle for a couple of years now and it has proved a good but. We paid about £40 for it at the time so it was not cheap. We opted for the stainless steel one rather than the white colour in the picture above. It certainly looks stylish although you do have to constantly clean it as it does show the marks on the stainless steel frame, it has a very stylish black handle however teh really cool thing is that when you switch it on it lights up a bright blue colour. This would be a good safety feature who cannot hear the noise of teh kettle boiling as well. The kettle can hold 1.7 litres of water which is enough to ...

It's only a couple of years ago that we bought an expensive Dualit kettle in the hope that it would last a lot longer than its cheaper plastic cousins. Three months ago rust started peeling off the inside and I knew that I needed a new kettle urgently - chewy coffee is not my thing. I went down the list of best-selling kettles on Amazon and bought the first one that was available for immediate delivery. The Breville Lightning was on the working surface a couple of days later at a cost of some £26. I know that you can get a basic electric jug kettle for a lot less than £26, but this is a well-constructed superior kettle. The first thing that struck me was that ...

Making a kettle sound interesting and exciting is a pretty tall order – at the end of the day a kettle is just a kettle, a means to an end to get a cuppa, right? Wrong! The Breville Lightning Kettle is more exciting than your average fairground ride – its got the lot- flashing lights, eerie lighting effects, visual effects…oh and you can use it to make drinks too, which is more than you could say for the Ghost Train! How much excitement do you want for £38.50? … I wasn’t desperately in need of a new kettle, I must admit, my old one was still functional, but then I saw my friends new kettle – the Breville Lightning and I was sold – ITS GOT FLASHING ...