Breville BCI600XL Smart Scoop Ice Cream Maker Review
It’s simple and easy to use. Just make your base, put it into the container, select the hardness level and push a button. When it’s time to add in additional toppings, the machine makes a sound. And makes another sound to signal when the ice cream is done.
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Quick Summary
- Easy to use Automatic Hardness Settings
- Keeps Ice Cream ready until it’s time to serve. Self refridgerating compressor in-built.
- Create Smooth Frozen treats without prefrozen bowls
- Has Dual Mode: Manual or fully automatic functionality for preset chilling time and consistency.
- 12 hardness settings; sorbet, frozen yogurt, gelato, and ice cream
- Includes child lock feature
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Specifications & Review
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Shipping Weight | 33.4 pounds |
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Weight of Ice Cream Maker | 30 pounds |
Available Colors | Silver |
Prefreezing Necessary? | No. Comes with Electric Compressor to lower temperature while churning. |
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Our Score | 8.2 out of 10 |
Our Verdict | The Breville Ice Cream Maker is easy to use, simple to clean up and you can be assured of churning out great tasting creamy ice-cream! You can set it and forget it. Too good to be true, we say.
However, we had to take into consideration of the number of drawbacks such as it’s heavy weight, bulkiness. And most alarmingly, the number of malfunctioned machines that seems to have reached buyers. But on the good note, you can reach out to Breville to get a replacement machine that works. Seems like you’ll either love it or hate it on this one. You’ll love it when you receive the working machine and hate it when you get the malfunctioned machine. |
*Information is based on Amazon Content at time of publishing article. Subject to updates and changes periodically. (Last Updated: August 2015)