Breville BTM800XL Tea Maker Infuser and Water Kettle, 51 oz, Brushed Stainless Steel and Glass
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Features
- The Breville Tea Maker kettle, infuser and water boiler brings out the unique flavors and aromas of each different tea varietal; With its pre-programmed, one-touch functionalities, you'll never over steep your tea again
- AUTOMATED TEA BASKET: Kettle teapot includes a fully automated tea basket, which descends into and back out of exact water temperatures, gently agitating your leaves and precisely infusing your tea for full flavor
- 5 PRESETS TO SUIT YOUR TEA: 5 different temperature settings bring out the flavors in Green, White, Oolong, Herbal, and Black teas; No more one-size-fits all approach to making a delicious cup of tea with this temperature control kettle
- AUTO TEA KETTLE SETTINGS: Wake up your favorite brew by simply setting the timer; There's no need to rush! Breville Tea Maker automatically keeps your tea warm for up to 60 minutes
- EASY 1-TOUCH BUTTONS: Kettle's various one-touch settings and functionalities help create specific brewing conditions for all types of tea and easily determine brew strength
- HOT WATER BOILER: There's also no problem boiling water with this tea kettle; Acts as a convenient water kettle when you need it, easily boiling water for your favorite hot drinks such as hot chocolate and matcha
- DURABLE MATERIALS: Tea kettle constructed with German-made glass vessel and a brushed stainless steel power base; A favorite and reliable appliance brewing tea in your home kitchen for years to come
- WARRANTY: 1 Year Limited Product Warranty, POWER: 1500 Watts; VOLTAGE: 110120 Volts; CAPACITY: 51 oz
Description
Never over-steep your tea again. Different tea varietals require different temperatures and steeping times to bring out their unique flavors and aromas. Simply press a button and watch as the basket descends gracefully into the water. Set the timer and wake up to your favorite brew.
Product Dimensions: 8.41 x 8.63 x 10.14 inches
Item Weight: 5.22 pounds
Department: Cookware
Manufacturer: Breville
Item model number: BTM800XL
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: May 18, 2010
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I used this every day for a month now and I'm kicking myself for not getting it earlier! Foolproof tea that's perfect every time, fast and done automatically. What's not to love? The Breville BTM800XL Tea Maker is efficient with space. I took a picture of it next to my Jura espresso machine. I drink as much tea as I do coffee and the Breville Automatic tea maker has a much smaller footprint than the automatic espresso machine. Steps to make a perfect cup of tea: fill with 1200 ml of water, add 5 teaspoons of tea (or whatever is recommended on your tea package), push one button and walk away to do something else. After 10 minutes, it beeps alerting you to pour your tea into your cup and enjoy. I'm very excited that I don't ever have to worry about forgetting a boiling pot on the stove again and I won't be wasting any more tea by over steeping, making it bitter. I guess I was hesitant to purchase the Breville BTM800XL because some negative reviews about the cost to replace the carafe. My take on that- it's a very robust, thick German made carafe that won't spontaneously break, it needs some human intervention to shatter. As for the complaints on the replacement cost- it's not just a carafe, the carafe contains all the critical components such as the heating element and the mechanics that lower and raise the tea basket silently for steeping. The base is nothing more than a power supply and user interface. The small form factor, speed and simplicity of the unit dictated that all the critical components be contained within the carafe. If there was a separate, more economical replaceable carafe then the heating element would need to be separate, the steeping mechanism would need to be separate, etc, etc. The carafe is 90% of the unit so ya, if you break that, you need to understand that it will be expensive. One cannot reasonably expect an economic replacement like when breaking a Mr. Coffee carafe. Bottom line, I wouldn't change a thing with the design. How about the price of the unit? I view the Breville BTM800XL as the tea version of a Jura Impressa coffee maker which would set you back a couple grand. Considering that, it really is a bargain and worth every penny. Just buy one, you'll be glad you did.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2022 by Middle aged Menace Middle aged Menace
I have been looking at tea kettles for several months. This was always the one I considered the top of the bunch. Although I have always been more into tea than coffee, my tea making has always been on the amateur side in regards to experience. Some recently opened tea shops in town changed all that, and I have switched over to only loose tea. The biggest issue I had when making tea was distraction. I either steeped it too long, or the temperature of the water was too hot - resulting in bitter tea. I needed a solution, and the Breville was the answer. I splurged, and bought the Breville BTM800XL. After two weeks, I do not regret spending every cent on it. The Breville came well packaged. There was a "quick start" card for those not wanting to read the whole instructional manual - meaning me. In the two weeks since owning it, it has been used at least three times daily, using up to five different teas of different brewing temperatures and brewing times. I have brewed tea using the custom settings as often as using the pre-set controls and have not noticed any significant difference. Here is my list of pros and cons: PROs - does what it says it does - makes a perfect cup of tea every time - small footprint - doesn't take up too much counter space - pre-set times and temps guarantee a great cup of tea, every time - ease of use - fast. Water temps are achieved quickly. - cool factor. Everyone is mesmerized by the automatic basket. - automatic basket. At first I thought this may be a bit gimmicky, but so far, it is an ingenious invention. CONs - In custom mode you can only vary the temperature in five degree increments. It would be nice to be able to adjust the temperature in one degree increments. - It should come with an "Off" button. So far everyone who has used it says the same thing, "where's the Off button?" It is not readily apparent how the unit turns off, unless you read the whole instructional manual. - a bit expensive I highly recommend this tea maker to anyone, but understand that only the those particular about their tea would be willing to spend this kind of money on a tea kettle. A shame really, as if it was priced $75-100 dollars less, I bet they would sell thousands more.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2013 by OttawaMale