You need to do a bit of research before coming out to the Breville outlet at Tingalpa. There are bargains to be sure but if you don't live close to Tingalpa it may not be worth the hike unless you can be sure of saving a bit of money.
The Breville outlet is a no frills shop selling factory seconds. This means that they're selling ex-demonstration stock, no fault found returned models, stock with damaged packaging or no packaging and superseded models. Each product still comes with a 12 month repair warranty if you keep the proof of purchase. Some people may be uncomfortable with factory seconds but I've shopped here a couple of times and have never had problems (touch wood).
After finally wearing out my trusty food processor, I decided my next food processor would be a Breville Ikon. Having done some homework, I found out I could purchase the Ikon from the Breville outlet at $160 when it normally retailed at $299. So one afternoon, I drove out to Tingalpa. This is definitely not a fun place to browse for dream kitchenware.
I came, I bought, I took it home. I made figs and date chocolate truffles and lived happily ever after. read more