There are many different kinds of tea kettles to choose from, only a few, such as Bodum Tea Kettles are really good quality. Most are cheaply made with cute designs. Best features:Tight-fitting lid, handles that won’t get hot, quality material (avoid aluminum) and size. Spouts that whistle can be irritating or very convenient. You be the judge.
In recent years, some great electric “cordless” kettles have appeared on the market. If you’re a traditionalist, buy an old style kettle for the stove, but if you’re more modern and like the convenience, these new electric kettles are the way to go. They’re great in the office too.
Tea is timeless, just like the design of a unique and beautiful Bodum tea kettle. With a 1970s post-modern flair, a Bodum tea kettle takes on an unconventional shape. A Bodum tea kettle that spans generations and adds enduring style to any stovetop.
The Bodum Calorius Water Kettle is elegantly styled in gleaming stainless steel with a translucent blue lid that curves up and away from the pot to form a wide pouring spout.
A stainless-steel handle is permanently welded to the kettle and arches up and over the kettle for excellent balance when pouring. The handle grip itself has a rubberized non-slip covering, which stays cool to the touch and provides slip-free handling.
The kettle also has a removable whistle insert, which fits neatly inside the pour spout and emits a noticeable (but not ear piercing) tone when water reaches the boiling temperature. The whistler has a pull ring that lets you easily remove it for filling or pouring. The flat-bottomed kettle is suitable for all stove types.
The capacity of the Bodum Calorius Water Kettle is 1.5 liters or 48 ounces. A full pot takes about 14 minutes to reach boiling.
