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Revere 3-1/2-Quart Copper Bottom Teakettle
If you're not a coffee drinker, but prefer a nice herbal tea in the morning, make sure you boil the water with this whistling kettle. Crafted in stainless steel with a black molded handle. 3.5-Qt. capacity Traditional style Stainless steel
Designed with a retro look, this tea kettle is similar to Revere's original copper-bottom cookware that was so popular in the 1950s but offers updated materials and a lighter weight. The kettle is made of durable and brilliantly polished 18/10 stainless steel and has a copper bottom for excellent heat conductivity. The kettle holds a maximum capacity of 3-1/2 quarts of water, equivalent to six 3-1/2-cup servings, and has a whistle in its spout that sounds when water is boiling. The kettle's handle is made of phenolic plastic, which stays cool during boiling and has a fingertip trigger that pulls to up the lid for pouring or refilling with water. This kettle should be hand-washed and the copper bottom will require polishing in order to maintain its brilliant luster. This kettle is covered under a one-year warranty. --Cristina Vaamonde
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Revere 3-1/2-Quart Copper Bottom Teakettle Reviews
It fits beautifully on the large burner and I love the whistle. Couldn't find it anywhere. It is exactly what I wanted.
When I went online to Amazon.com and found it, I knew I had to buy it. I remember my mother making my twin sister and me hot tea when we were little girls with a Revere Copper Bottom Teakettle just like this one.
Revere, was a whistle that could be heard in the far reaches of the house. I searched and searched, bought and returned many whistling teakettles; however, they never served my purpose. The extra cleaning steps needed to get to the interior are far outweighed by the whistle strength. I have a habit of putting water on for tea and then going about my business and forgetting the water on the stove so the strength of the whistle was my first priority. As I use the kettle daily, I would say that the trigger mechanism does not seem sturdy enough; however, only time will tell. What I sought, and got with the.
That one gave years of service and this one will too. teakettle was a replacement for the one boiled dry. The Revere 3-1/2 qt.
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