Breville VKJ142 1.5L HotCup Kettle from George at Asda - £25.00

tboo

Got this today
Breville VKJ142 1.5L HotCup Kettle - Gloss Black
Was £39.96, now £25.00

Tried it and it's a tad noisy but a kettle is when it boils so no bother to me.

The Breville Hot Cup - for a quicker cuppa

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  The Breville Hot Cup is designed to boil a cup of water in a matter of seconds, meaning great hot drinks at the touch of a button. It dispenses a 250 millilitre (ml) cup of boiling water--the equivalent of a standard drinking mug--and will dispense up to five cups without refilling--perfect for families or small offices.
  The innovative patented technology ensures that water is only dispensed once it has reached boiling point, not simply very warm, but 100 degrees Celsius, making perfect hot drinks every time. In addition, the smooth and continuous flow of water keeps any splashing to a minimum.
  By only boiling enough water for the number of cups you need, the Hot Cup is economical and energy efficient. There's no boiled water going to waste and it helps you save pennies on electricity bills.

DigForVictory

I've got one & it's a godsend.
Even grumpy teenagers are more willing to brew up when it's hit a button, hot water sorted in under 30 seconds.
The old kettle is left beside it to help refill it, as its pouring spout gets water in more accurately...

*Scottish*Lass*

Treated myself to one as a gift to myself for my new house �� My boyfriend just pointed out that I do like to treat myself, don't I....... guess who's not getting to use it ��

SallyD

Had one of these for a couple of years and love it. Bought my elderly Mum one also as very safe to use.

Brynsam

£23 at Tesco. Included in Clubcard boost; and eligible for TCB: http://www.tesco.com/direct/breville-hot-cup-water-dispenser-15l-black/206-9221.prd?pageLevel=&skuId=206-9221

System

I am going to get the larger one although its more expensive it has a stop button and variable amount control.

tboo

Brynsam wrote: »

£23 at Tesco. Included in Clubcard boost; and eligible for TCB: http://www.tesco.com/direct/breville-hot-cup-water-dispenser-15l-black/206-9221.prd?pageLevel=&skuId=206-9221

Excellent, but don't have any vouchers left any way lol

Sorry I forgot Quidco at 2% was used

moneypenny2k

at Amazon
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Breville-VKJ142-Hot-Cup/dp/B001L5SSGQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1464801715&sr=8-1&keywords=hot+cup+kettle

BTW not detracting from original post - just thinking somebody might have vouchers...

Brynsam

I've seen a range of reviews of this, mainly excellent. The poor reviews seem to focus on the fact that the water isn't actually boiling, despite the fact that Breville says it dispenses boiling water (and some people obviously find - or at least think! - it does).

Please could anyone who has actually got one confirm if the water really does come out boiling? Thank you.

catswiththumbs

Brynsam wrote: »

I've seen a range of reviews of this, mainly excellent. The poor reviews seem to focus on the fact that the water isn't actually boiling, despite the fact that Breville says it dispenses boiling water (and some people obviously find - or at least think! - it does).

Please could anyone who has actually got one confirm if the water really does come out boiling? Thank you.

I've got one and I don't think the water is as hot as when you boil the kettle. I haven't actually measured the temperature of the water but if I make a cuppa for my mother she always says it can be drunk quicker (i.e. it isn't as hot).
However, it still dissolves coffee, sugar, stock cubes etc without any problems.

tboo

Brynsam wrote: »

I've seen a range of reviews of this, mainly excellent. The poor reviews seem to focus on the fact that the water isn't actually boiling, despite the fact that Breville says it dispenses boiling water (and some people obviously find - or at least think! - it does).

Please could anyone who has actually got one confirm if the water really does come out boiling? Thank you.

I thought it wasn't boiling hot water like you get from a standard kettle but it is hot water, I haven't tested it with a thermometer - may try later just for curiosity