Showing posts with label Stainless Steel Tea Kettle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stainless Steel Tea Kettle. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 30, 2010

Chantal Tea Kettle for Brewing the Perfect Cup of Tea


When it comes to brewing the perfect cup of tea, a Chantal tea kettle is one of the most favorite and popular of recent times. The company was begun in 1979 and quickly became known for both tea kettles and cookware that was made with high-quality, German-engineered enamel-on-steel and featured bright colors and beautiful style.

With a full line of styles, shapes, and features, a kettle manufactured by Chantal is a wonderful addition to any kitchen. In fact, you may want to start with a new tea kettle placed proudly atop your stove and develop a decorating scheme based on its color and form.

Let's start with the Copper Classic tea kettle, quality crafted of gleaming copper and accented by stainless steel with a traditional whistle. This is the same kind of kettle you may remember at grandma's house. It makes the perfect addition to an old-fashioned kitchen with warm wood cabinetry, country decorations, and, of course, a rack of copper-bottomed pots hanging from the ceiling.

If you prefer a more modern style, a loop or ball shaped kettle is perfect. Brushed stainless steel, seen so often on today's appliances, is also ideal for your Chantal tea kettle. If your kitchen features white cabinets accented by bright bursts of color, you will find that Chantal offers a tea kettle in nearly any hue from mustard yellow to fire engine red. Along with your stovetop kettle, a T Fal electric kettle ensures that you will always have hot tea freshly brewed and ready to serve.

For a retro-style kitchen based on the ever-popular 50s diner theme, an enamel-on-steel kettle in bright red or black or a classic silhouette of gleaming stainless steel would blend perfectly with kitschy décor. If your kitchen is a bit more modern and uses furnishings reminiscent of the 1960s or 1970s, an olive green teakettle provides the ideal bit of color to stay true to the era.

With timeless styling and beautiful design, you cannot go wrong by choosing a Chantal tea kettle for your kitchen - no matter the type of décor you prefer.

Using Stainless Steel Tea Kettle


When it comes to tea kettles, many traditionalists prefer one made of ceramic, copper or granite wear. This may be the type of kettle you remember taking pride of place atop the old cook stove during your childhood. But while these are perfectly fine, they do not have the same advantages of a modern stainless steel tea kettle.
A very beneficial feature of stainless steel is that it does not discolor, and it does not retain the taste or odor of anything prepared in it. This means that not only will your electric tea pot made of stainless steel remain perpetually beautiful, there is no reason you can't use it for other beverages or foods, too, such as instant soup, cocoa, or a hot toddy to warm the tummy on a cold winter's night. And unlike that copper-bottomed kettle that can make boiled water taste like an old penny, this is similar to surgical steel and only very minute amounts of trace metals used to make these products will ever leach into the substance heated inside.

Using an electric kettle also saves energy because it bypasses the need to heat up an entire burner on the stove. This is both economical and eco-friendly. 

Another advantage of it is its extreme durability. A tea kettle of good quality is made in one piece and resistant to dents. Of course, they will never chip like a ceramic or granite wear variety.

The kettle's one-piece structure also makes it very easy to keep impeccably clean. There are no cracks or crevices where substances can accumulate. When you do need to give it a thorough cleansing, it easily withstands scrubbing. Stainless steel can scratch, however, so refrain from using harsh powdered cleansers. While those copper-bottomed kettles are lovely to look at, they are difficult to prevent oxidization from ruining their beauty.

When it comes to attractiveness, longevity, and ease of use, a stainless steel tea kettle is difficult to top. Even the most diehard tea purist will agree that using an electric tea pot made of stainless steel is the easiest way to make a great pot of tea.