When the jug is filled to its max capacity and switched on, some liquid escapes through the inner measuring lid but it remains in the recessed part of the lid and doesn’t spill down the sides. This produced a mixture of chopped nuts with some powder, but no larger chunks so not a bad result. To chop hazelnuts, we set it to mix – the lowest speed setting - and pulsed it on and off a few times.
At 85dB this was the loudest of the tests we carried out and is equivalent to the noise of an automatic car wash when you’re stood 20 feet away. The ice crush program is preset for sixty seconds, but our six ice cubes were completely evenly crushed in just twenty-five seconds. The mayo came was emulsified with a thick spoonable texture, but we experienced spitting while we poured in the oil. The rounded inner base of the jug allows it to blend very small quantities, so when we made mayo, it was able to mix two egg yolks with vinegar unlike Breville the Super Q which wasn’t able to mix such a small quantity in our tests. This sixty second program allows you to walk away while it liquidizes everything into a completely smooth and lightly aerated drink, with no bits. We tried out the Green Smoothie preset program with a smoothie containing apple juice, spinach, pineapple, banana and yogurt.
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It doesn’t come with a recipe book either, but one is available to download on the US and Australian websites.īreville the Fresh & Furious is straightforward to assemble and use, it didn’t struggle with any of our blending tests and we didn’t experience any ingredients getting lodged under the blade either.
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The instruction manual doesn’t give any advice on time or speed settings so you’re on your own here. In the US it’s available in seven muted color options, but in the UK and Australia, it comes in silver only. There’s a timer that counts down during the preset programs and for the five-speed settings it counts up, stopping the blender after 120 seconds, this is a safety feature to restrict wear on the motor. For easy cleaning, there’s an auto-clean function, but the jug and lid are also dishwasher safe. It has five speeds to choose from as well as three preset programs: green smoothie, auto pulse/ ice crush, smoothie. A tamper is provided to help move ingredients around while blending. The 50oz/1.5-liter Tritan jug is smaller than the 68oz/2-liter jug you get with Breville the Q or the Super Q and the 1100W (1300W in the UK and Australia) motor isn’t as powerful either, but that’s reflected in the price. The lid has a handy ring pull design, which makes it easy to remove. The jug sits directly onto the base, rather than being tricky to maneuver it into position, as we’ve found with some blenders we’ve tested, and it can be positioned with the handle either facing the left or right-hand side. The design is sleek, practical, and uncomplicated. Though it should also be said that the light weight is because the base is plastic, it doesn’t have the same solid and sturdy brushed stainless steel base as higher-priced Breville blenders such as Breville the Super Q so will be more susceptible to movement if blending really tough foods.
And if you want to store it in a cupboard it’s not too heavy to lift in and out regularly at 8.6 lbs./ 3.9kg. It measures 17.3 x 8.5 x 6.9 inches/ 43.9 x 21.6 x 17.6 cm (h x w x d) so won’t take up much space on your countertop. Breville the Fresh & Furious is smaller and more compact than the higher-priced blenders available from Breville.
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