Updated 16 Aug 2017
Breville
the Kitchen Wizz 11 BFP660SIL
Snapshot: The Breville the Kitchen Wizz 11 BFP660SIL food processor has 1 speed, but no storage for attachments. How does it rate?
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Test results
Overall score
Performance
Ease of use
Good points
- Excellent at slicing carrots, chopping breadcrumbs, emulsifying mayonnaise and kneading pastry (with the processor blade).
- Very good at grating cheese.
- Reversible blades.
- Adjustable slicing blade.
- 3 chutes (large chute has a safety locking system).
- Sealed bowl shaft so less likely to spill and easier to clean.
- Very stable on the bench during processing.
- Comprehensive instructions with guides.
But
- No storage for attachments.
- Some blades are accessible by hand through the medium chute.
- Processing blade is very sharp, care when handling.
- Continuous pressing of the pulse button can be annoying.
How we test
Overall score includes:
Performance (60%): Based on how well the food processors performed across a range of processing tasks: slicing carrots, chopping breadcrumbs, grating cheese, kneading pastry and emulsifying mayonnaise. If a processor has a blender attachment, we puree soup. If it has a mini-processor we make pesto and curry paste. These additional tests don’t contribute to our overall score.
Ease of use (40%): We also looked at how easy it was to use the controls, read the labels, lock and release the bowls and attachments, and clean and store the unit.
