Are you exploring the limits and the potential of your Breville Blend Active appliance? Have you got a few blending ideas in mind to wow, delight and amaze your family? Fortunately for you, we have compiled answers to some of the most commonly asked questions regarding the Blend Active range, and what they can help you achieve.

At Breville, we are dedicated to making family life as simple as possible, without compromising any of the good stuff along the way. That’s why our design team are set to task to create innovative products that make life simple and open up new culinary treats for the whole family to enjoy. And whilst the Blend Active is primarily designed to help you whip up delicious smoothies and juices, it can also produce a range of other treats.

So, if you have any queries about the potential of the Blend Active range, and don’t want to blindly test your own appliances, hopefully we can answer those questions here. From blending sweets and chocolate to hemp seeds, we’ve discussed what can and can’t be blended with the Blend Active range.

In addition to questions about the full capabilities of the range, the food prep FAQs for Blend Active cover other issues such as the weight, wattage and material make-up of the appliances and accessories. By providing all of our customers with full prior knowledge of the Blend Active range, we believe this can help them get the very most from the products.

For full directions about how to use your Blend Active products and accessories, please refer to the user manual which arrived with your order.

If you have any further questions about the Blend Active range from Breville, please do not hesitate to contact us or call our customer service team on 0800 525 089.

300W

1.04 kg

Generation 2 will have a seed grinder.

All plastics used are food safe and meet British & European standards

We haven’t tested the blend active with either sweets or chocolate as its portrayed as a healthy drinks blender. My only concern is that both of these products are pretty dense in texture, whereas Ice immediately starts to break down and melt. A number of factors would need to be taken into consideration, an example would be say Maltesars, light and easily crushable, as opposed to block chocolate which is going to stick to the blades. Also quantity and is the confectionary going to be blended with liquid, this does help lubrication but we cannot guarantee either would blend sufficiently and that the blade could cope with this on a regular basis.

We would not advise removing the lid seal as this could cause further damage to the lid integrity and may cause future leaks. Plus it would be quite difficult to remove without pinching the rubber seal. Rinse the bottle & lid as soon as possible after use. Plus an old tooth brush may be used to assist with cleaning the hard to reach areas. New bottles with lids can be purchased from us directly.