Classic Tea Kettle

We make a lot of coffee and tea in my house, so I've been looking for a tea kettle pretty enough to leave out as a permanent fixture on my stovetop. This classic design from Chantal fits the bill perfectly—the enamel-on-steel won't scratch or rust, and adds welcome a pop of color to my kitchen. When the water reaches a full boil (which happens rather quickly), the kettle lets out a loud, two-tone harmonica whistle to let you know it's ready. And as a bonus, it comes with a small quilted mitt for the steel handle, so you won't risk burning your hand.

Classic Tea Kettle, $100.00 at chantal.com

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Classic Tea Kettle

By Cory Baldwin


Published on October 18, 2012

We make a lot of coffee and tea in my house, so I've been looking for a tea kettle pretty enough to leave out as a permanent fixture on my stovetop. This classic design from Chantal fits the bill perfectly—the enamel-on-steel won't scratch or rust, and adds welcome a pop of color to my kitchen. When the water reaches a full boil (which happens rather quickly), the kettle lets out a loud, two-tone harmonica whistle to let you know it's ready. And as a bonus, it comes with a small quilted mitt for the steel handle, so you won't risk burning your hand.

Classic Tea Kettle, $100.00 at chantal.com

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