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Breville The Boss Blender BBL915BAL - $397 (Save $302) + Shipping / CC @ Harvey Norman

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Breville The Boss Blender BBL915BA

On clearance at Harvey Norman for $397 for contact less pickup or $7.95 delivery.

$699 at Myer

7 year limited product warranty

BONUS 2x Breville To Go Cups BPB001 valued at $99.95 via supplier redemption

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  • +16

    So it can blend my boss?

    • +2

      I laughed way too hard at that!

    • 5% off gift cards for those with Macquarie . Brings it to $377.

    • I will buy 2 of them if it can blend bosses :). Since I have 2 of them who are very annoying. Lols.

  • +4

    Purchase any selected Breville blender, juicer or bluicer and receive BONUS 2x Breville To Go Cups BPB001 valued at $99.95 via supplier redemption

    • Post edited to include that :)

  • Why do you need to spend that much on a jug blender? Are the results that much better than a $100 one?

    • +1

      Usually yes if you're looking to use it also as a grain mill or make nut butter

  • +1

    The relatively new one is this:

    Breville The Q Blender
    https://www.amazon.com.au/Breville-Powered-Blender-Smoked-Hi…

    The Q blender is insanely powerful though. You can shred metal (not really) with its 2400 W motor.

  • +1

    Vitamix is the boss sorry

    • I prefer the Q Blender by Breville. The Vitamix is definitely a very good workhorse but the Breville is more advanced, bigger motor and more features.

      • Yeah that's fair enough, haven't checked out all the features, I just wanted something basic, Vitamix still not that cheap

  • +2

    I have one of this. It's rubbish. Instead I m using $100 eBay Vitamix clone. Keep the Boss as a spare. It was sent to repair after 9months of use. It was used daily to make frozen smoothies. I paid $400 about 2 years ago.

    • ^ Suprised to hear. I have one and mine is great. I do some really heavy-duty blending with it (frozen bananas, greens, pineapples, nuts) and has no trouble turning all into super-smoothness. Been very reliable, and easy to clean. Far better than the 100-200 cheapies I've had previously.

      • One thing i miss about the Boss was the clean function, 250ml warm water and a dash of liquid detergent, and the blender is clean.

    • what is the vitamix clone called and how does it perform?

      • I have had the below blender about a year now, i am not a typical user. I used the blender on average 10 times a week.
        Blend about 1.2ltr of juice which about 1/3 is frozen to start off.
        I am happy to replace the cheap blender every couple of years
        https://bit.ly/3mHYF0z

  • $399 at DJs and you should get free delivery.

  • -1

    $59…from Kmart…https://www.kmart.com.au/product/nutritional-pro-blender/2167843

    • +2

      1500W (and presumably with a good motor) vs 1000W (and presumably with a crappy motor)
      2l vs 0.71l
      12 speed vs 1 speed
      LCD display vs bizarre 5 light encoding
      7 year limited warranty vs 12 month warranty
      proper blender with tamper vs inverted cup style

      This is from the manual of your Kmart jobby:

      WARNING: The maximum operating time is 1 minute(60 seconds). Allow it to rest for at least 3 minutes before using it again. After 5 cycles of operation, allow the blender (electric motor) to cool down to room temperature by allowing it to cool down for approx. 30 minutes before using it again.Failing to follow theseinstructions may cause electric motor burnout.

      I am sure your option has a purpose but it is not in the same league.

  • Wondering if the Super Q is worth the extra couple of hundred bucks?

    https://www.catch.com.au/product/breville-the-super-q-and-va…

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