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Breville

Breville Bakery Chef

Good

Our score: 75 / 100

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What we like

  • Scraper beater with a silicone edge scrapes the bowl walls automatically while mixing
  • Built-in digital scale weighs ingredients directly into the bowl, no separate scale needed
  • 12 speeds with a soft-start ramp that doesn't fling flour on power-up
  • Stainless steel and metal build feels closer to KitchenAid than to budget competitors

What we don't

  • Digital scale and electronic timer add complexity and another thing that can eventually fail
  • Smaller attachment ecosystem than KitchenAid — no hub-driven grinders or pasta rollers
  • At 17 pounds it's heavier than most tilt-heads without matching a bowl-lift's true capacity
  • Price sits close to the KitchenAid Professional 600 without the bowl-lift stability

Specifications

Motor power (W)550W (rated)
Bowl capacity (qt)5
Speeds12
AttachmentsScraper beater, whisk, dough hook, flat beater; built-in digital scale
Tilt/bowl-liftTilt-head
Weight (lb)17
Warranty (yr)1

How it compares

Breville Bakery Chef vs. similar stand mixers.

Specification
Breville Bakery Chef — hero shot
Breville Bakery Chef
KitchenAid Professional 600KitchenAid Artisan Stand MixerCuisinart Precision Master 5.5-Qt Stand Mixer
Our score7576Best7469
Motor power
Bowl capacity
Speeds12Best101012Best
AttachmentsScraper beater, whisk, dough hook, flat beater; built-in digital scaleHub-driven — same 10+ attachment ecosystem as the Artisan (grinder, pasta roller, spiralizer)Hub-driven — 10+ official attachments sold separately (grinder, pasta roller, spiralizer)Chef's whisk, flat mixing paddle, dough hook, splash guard
Tilt/bowl-liftTilt-headBowl-liftTilt-headTilt-head
Weight
Warranty
Motor power (W)550W (rated)575W (rated)325W (rated)500W (rated)
Bowl capacity (qt)5655.5
Weight (lb)17292514
Warranty (yr)1113

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