Kettle Electric with Variable Temperature Control - FOHERE Smart Glass Tea Kettle with 9 Presets - LCD Display - 2Hr Keep Warm - Removable Tea Infuser - 40℃~100℃ (silver)

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Then it kicks into an automated keep-warm cycle (there’s also a Keep Warm button, if you’d like to select this option manually); this maintains the temperature for up to 30 minutes. Gentler teas taste best when brewed at lower temperatures, while bolder teas require hotter temperatures. We’ve also found it especially helpful when guides—with ideal temperatures for various beverages—are printed on the machine, instead of hidden in the manual. We’ve named it best for tea-lovers, thanks to its five temperature option buttons that are actually named after each beverage – 80C is named green tea, 95C coffee, 100C black tea, and so on.

In our tests, we found very little variation in the amount of time it took to bring a full kettle of water (1. There's a good chance you've experienced an unresponsive or inexact touch screen, whether it's on a kitchen appliance or your cell phone. Target also exclusively carries a matte white version, though we haven’t tested to see how that finish holds up. Whether it’s too hot, too cold or just right, the tale of Goldilocks and the Three Bears comes to mind, as we all have our particulars about what makes the perfect cuppa. It comes with a few bells and whistles—namely, five preset temperature settings and a temperature hold function—plus a stylish matte black design.For electric kettles with heating elements, there may be areas that can’t get wet, so read instructions carefully and follow them closely. Each of the six temperature settings has its own button right on the handle, and each is labeled with the temperature and beverage it’s best for (such as Oolong and French press). Staying at dozens of degrees hotter after a half hour than some other picks, it lets you drink cup after cup with one round of brewing.

Some users warn that the base can occasionally leak and that the item is prone to rust, but overall reviews are highly positive. Right out of the box, it had a small discoloration on the top, and throughout testing the lid was finicky to open. With darker-roasted coffees, you maybe want to go a little cooler with your water and a little shorter steeping. In addition to the Cuisinart CPK-17’s straightforward, easy-to-use design, we found this kettle had an extremely consistent boil time. When preparing tea, most people just put a kettle on to boil and then pour the resulting hot water over the tea bag, regardless of type or temperature.Liter Kettle for anyone who’d prefer not to break the bank but wants a decent kettle for boiling water.

On temperatures of 175 °F and up, however, it measured only 3 to 4 degrees off, which is pretty accurate.

The Cuisinart CPK-17 did have better accuracy than most of the other kettles we tested (some measured more than 10 degrees off their temperature settings). We spoke to Jessica Easto, author of Craft Coffee: A Manual, to get her expert insights on how to use gooseneck kettles.

We prefer kettles with rubber, wood, or cork accents (or other materials that stymie heat) on knobs and handles to keep your fingers safe.Accurate: For kettles with multiple temperature settings, reasonable accuracy is important because there’s no point in aiming for 200 °F and hitting 212 °F instead.