Happy Pancake and International Women’s Day tech heads! If you can bear it, now’s the time to tear yourself away from batter-making (or from rectifying inequality) and sate your gadget hunger with today’s round up of the morning’s headlines.
Tagged ‘Breville’
This may be the ultimate breakfast gadget: the Breville VTT296 2 Slice Radio Toaster is an FM/AM radio mixed with a toaster in a beautiful mashup.
The toaster has the usual bread slice thickness options and a controller for toast darkness while the radio has a side speaker, a tuning knob, preset buttons and a volume control. There’s also a 3.5mm jack for hooking up any other audio source you might have laying around in your kitchen.
Hit the comments and let us know what your favourite breakfast gadgets are.
Out now | £44.99 | Argos/Breville (via Crunchgear)
Breville’s chameleonic VKJ099 Colour Select kettle can blend into any kitchen by changing colour at the touch of a button. Don’t like blue? Just hit the button next to the power switch and it’ll light up red, or green, or orange…
What makes it intelligent? The FP21 blender/processor has presets for smoothies and soups already built in, so you just have to hit the right button to make one just the way telly chef Anthony Worrall Thompson does.
Yes, it’s been 30 years since Breville first discovered how to toast sandwiches, but now it’s not just students giving the British brand the thumbs-up, but top TV chef Anthony Worrall Thompson.