Breville VKJ142 Hot cup 1.5L Kettle - Black £25.00 at Asda Direct.
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The Breville HotCup dispenses boiling water at just the touch of a button!
The Breville HotCup is designed to boil a cup of water in a matter of seconds, meaning great hot drinks at the touch of a button. The Breville HotCup dispenses a 250ml cup of boiling water, and will dispense up to 5 cups without refilling.
The exclusive, patented technology ensures that water is only dispensed at boiling point, making perfect hot drinks every time! What's more, the smooth and continuous flow of water keeps any splashing to a minimum. The HotCup also features a blue illumination as it boils, which along with the sleek design will add a sense of style and sophistication to any kitchen worktop.
The Breville HotCup is easy to use - simply lift the main unit off the base and fill up at a tap just like a normal kettle! The base also holds a removable drip tray, which is easy to clean and dishwasher safe. No hassle, no fuss!
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- deeky
Free click and collect in store.
The Breville HotCup dispenses boiling water at just the touch of a button!
The Breville HotCup is designed to boil a cup of water in a matter of seconds, meaning great hot drinks at the touch of a button. The Breville HotCup dispenses a 250ml cup of boiling water, and will dispense up to 5 cups without refilling.
The exclusive, patented technology ensures that water is only dispensed at boiling point, making perfect hot drinks every time! What's more, the smooth and continuous flow of water keeps any splashing to a minimum. The HotCup also features a blue illumination as it boils, which along with the sleek design will add a sense of style and sophistication to any kitchen worktop.
The Breville HotCup is easy to use - simply lift the main unit off the base and fill up at a tap just like a normal kettle! The base also holds a removable drip tray, which is easy to clean and dishwasher safe. No hassle, no fuss!
Don't forget 6/7%TCB
- deeky
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Look to the right of the page on Amazon as Amazon is still selling it for £25 with delivery but a 3 to 4 week wait for it to be delivered.
Much better for you too as many people don't empty the kettle & often boil the same liquid up a few times - this concentrates the nitrates in the water and other nasties which aren't good for you. Freshly boiled water every time!
I rate this and my Kindle as my 2 best buys in last few years.
You won't regret it.
No it's a measured amount each time - 40 secs is all it takes each time
if you want cold tea thats ok, put a cup on the hot plate be my guest, one slow drip at a time that as love as its a pyrex mug or oven safe to survive the hot plate. Dont forget to switch it off a min or so before your cup is full as really dont want it to keep dripping after you taken your cup away do you.
friend of mine has one of these and seriously quick ups of tea/coffee by the time you stirred in the coffee of the first cup second cup is ready to go.
This would ideal for making baby bottles upstairs on a night but we wouldn't need a cups worth per bottle!
tried to read this about 4 times and still cant work out what the heckingtons you are going on about!
I've seen some "generic" brands which do this kind of product better, as do Bosch.
I would probably recommend them for old people who struggle to lift a kettle but that's about it.
With all of these (and regular kettles) you have to run it through a few times to get rid of the taste. It does tell you that in the instructions had you read them.
I also have one of the original Tefal Quick Cup dispensers and I've maybe been lucky as the water from mine is boiling!
I'd highly recommend this kind of product if u can get one with a good capacity and a variable volume of dispensed water.
a - the taste never went away even in a year's use
b - the water was never as hot as you might like (tho the idea that water must be boiling to make good tea is a myth - it's probably SPOILING your tea)
c - it used more power - over a week of use - than the kettle which replaced it (probably due to people using mugs and so using 2 shots for every cup)
It's another one of those gimmicks pseudo-middle-class people like to put in their 'kitchen' (aka pierce-and-ping reheating zone) and nothing more - buy a kettle...