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Default How many appliances should be on one breaker?

If a refrigerator, microwave, large toaster oven, deep fryer, blender, are on the same breaker, would that be too much?

What should be the maximum number of wall plugs on one breaker?

Should the overhead light be on a different breaker?

There's a break in a wire that's knocked out all power in the kitchen.
 
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