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Le Creuset Stainless Steel Whistling Tea Kettle, 1.7 qt.
Now $ 20.85 $139.00
Features
- Limited time only! 10th Anniversary Sale: Special offer, limit 1 per customer!
- Crafted from lightweight carbon steel to quickly bring water to a boil
- Vibrant porcelain enamel is non-reactive, non-porous, and resists stains, rust, scratches and flavor absorption
- Fixed single-tone whistle alerts when water has reached a rolling boil, and can be easily flipped open for pouring
- Convenient markings inside kettles note minimum and maximum water fill levels
- Black handles and stainless steel handle brackets ensure secure handling
- Compatible with all cooktops
- Hand wash with warm soapy water
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Description
Product Details
- Color : Stainless Steel
- Material : Stainless Steel
- Brand : Le Creuset
- Item Weight : 3 Pounds
- Style : Classic,Unique
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Reviews
4.3
266 global ratings
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Superbob
Verified Buyer
evh347
Verified Buyer
An attractive tea kettle, but pricey
I was hesitant to buy this tea kettle, but for me, I kept coming back to the overall look of this one over the competitors. I trust the Le Creuset brand and so that was another contributing factor. That being said, I think the enamel version of their kettle is terrible by comparison, so get the stainless steel model instead.Instructions say NOT to fill water up to the neck, so DON'T do it! I indicated via a red line in an attached picture where I stop filling on mine. Also, let the water rest off the burner after coming up to boil. If you abide by both of those tips, you shouldn't have the water try to jump out of the neck and spill boiling water all over your counter (or worse, you hands).Make sure you completely dry the kettle inside/out after each use if you want it to keep looking nice. You will need to dry it off after every use if you don't want it lose its original luster. For me, I don't use it everyday. But when I do, I just dry it off inside/out and it continues to look great.Water boils quickly in the kettle. The whistle is NOT as loud as some other whistling kettles I've had in the past. So DON'T walk away from it while its coming up to temperature on the stove. That's pretty standard advice for anyone cooking anything on a stove though.It's a very good, sturdy kettle, but might be a bit over-priced for what it is.
TMartin
Verified Buyer
Best tea kettle
This tea kettle is the best out there. Quality material, good position for spout and it holds up well. I have tea every day and lived in England. This is the tea kettle you want. It's a little pricey, but you get what you paid for, and it lasts a long time.
JMuller
Verified Buyer
Whistling tea kettle heats fast on gas heat.
I like hot tea in the afternoon and this tea kettle heats quickly. When the water is hot, the kettle whistles loudly. It is made in the classic style with limited moving parts. I selected that feature to reduce wear and tear as this will be the last tea kettle I will buy and hope to make it last 30+ years.
Ashley and Brandon Cannon
Verified Buyer
Get the STAINLESS STEEL one! Skip the enamel.
This is a perfect tea pot. It’s classy, it’s large, it’s beautiful. My mother has had two for like 10 years so I just bought mine too after trying to find a better one (I couldn’t). The only “issue” is the handle gets a little warm.I definitely only recommend the STAINLESS STEEL ones. I have never seen any corrosion on them. I can definitely see why that’s happening though with the enamel ones. The enamel is pretty, but if you want yours to last a decade get the stainless steel.
Hannes F.
Verified Buyer
No spilling, no rust, the stainless model rules.
The stainless steel version is the only one of this particular model that will not rust. Enamel is beautiful but it needs iron to bond with and iron will rust. The stainless kettle is the same material inside and out and will not rust. Also they must have changed the whistle. I read in other reviews that the kettle spills when pouring because the whistle is attached to the spout with a plastic ring seen in some of the images. This model is lacking that ring and pours like a champion. No spilling, no rust, I just wish the whistle was a little louder.
Coffeeone
Verified Buyer
Very happy with it.
This is a very beautiful kettle. I use it about 7 times in the past few days. It is still nice and shiny inside and outside of the kettle. I read a few negatives reviews, I don't know if they follow the guideline (the instructions in a booklet or not), I do, and I have none of the problems.I will update my review in a few months. As of now, I am very happy with it.It is made in China, not in France. To be honest though, it is very well-made. It looks like it will last a long time.
RJVI
Verified Buyer
Terrible whistle design, 2nd one arrives broken just like the first one!
Second one in a row arrived with whistle broken off. I could hear it rattling around in the box before I even opened it. This was bought to work with induction range and it worked great as far as boiling water, but with no whistle to alert, water boiled out of spout all over the counter and cooktop. I could not recommend this to anyone, and I will not give it a third try until the design flaw is corrected. For $100 you would think it would work...Le Creuset...fix it.
Hot kettle over pours the cup when hot.
Beautifully made