What is the best tea kettle to get?Is electric or traditional better?

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Brewster 08/30/15 (Sun) 00:06:33 No.660

What is the best tea kettle to get?

Is electric or traditional better?

Brewster 08/30/15 (Sun) 01:00:01 No.661

>>660

Electric is better if you're just heating the water.

Brewster 08/30/15 (Sun) 08:17:06 No.662

I prefer electric ones just for the convenience

Brewster 09/02/15 (Wed) 21:01:34 No.665

Electric kettles should be more power efficient as well.

Brewster 09/14/15 (Mon) 04:10:32 No.674

Electric kettle takes too muck space, I use stovetop.

Brewster 09/14/15 (Mon) 21:47:59 No.675

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>>660

Gooseneck kettle does double duty if you like to french press or manually pour over coffee.

Brewster 09/23/15 (Wed) 01:31:24 No.681

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zojirushi

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After you get one you won't know how you had lived life before.

Brewster 10/15/15 (Thu) 00:48:20 No.702

>>681

They're damn expensive, though. I've been looking for one for a while. I usually check the electronics/kitchen appliance section when I go to thrift stores, but have yet to find one.

Brewster 04/06/16 (Wed) 04:03:37 No.741

>>702

>>damn expensive

yeah dude. But makes rammen fast too! :)

Brewster 04/06/16 (Wed) 04:04:23 No.742

>>702

I bought my 'zutto' model for about $220