Breville slow cooker If you are looking for a slow cooker that holds a generous amount of food then the Breville rice cooker might just be what you need. It has a capacity of 10 cups of dry food and 20 cups cooked. So that’s plenty for a when you have a few friends over for a meal.

Breville is a trusted name in Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States. The brand name was coined by Bill O’Brien and Harry Norville, and is a derivative of their names. It was while at the 1932 Melbourne Cup that they decided to start Breville radio, something they’d long dreamt of doing.

But when television took away the focus on radio in the late 50’s, Breville began to manufacture small appliances. The Breville range of products included espresso machines, coffee makers, blenders, toasters, grills, woks, and rice cookers.

The name Breville stands for durability, quality and functionality, oh yes, and stylish good looks.

What we like about the Breville 10 cup Gourmet rice cooker:

It has an attractive Stainless Steel finish
The Cook ‘n’ Look glass lid is always a winner, so you can see into the cooker without lifting the lid.
The interior has a non stick anodized coating which is dishwasher safe and easy to clean
There is a bell that lets you know when the food is ready
And a ‘keep warm’ setting so the food won’t go cold while waiting to be served.

Features:

  • The cooker comes with 2 stackable steaming trays
  • A unique design allows stacking of the trays so that you steam a number of foods at the same time
  • It has a removable Breville Assist Plug
  • 1050-watt multi-coil heating unit with auto off switch for safety
  • 1-year manufacturer’s warranty
  • Made in Australia

CLICK HERE  to buy the Breville rice cooker


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