Red Tea Kettles

Here is my selection of the best red tea kettles for kitchens that have a red decor theme. Choose from old-fashioned, red kettles with whistles or sleek modern electric kettles.

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Red Tea Kettles that Whistle

Here is a lovely collection of stove top red kettles that whistle. What I love about these kettles is the styling, so attractive that you don’t mind leaving these out on display on you stove top permanently.

Cuisinart CTK-EOS17R Aura Enamel-on-Steel Stovetop Teakettle, Red Mr. Coffee Whistling Tea Kettle, 1.8-Quart, Red Primula Avalon Whistling Kettle – Whistling Spout, Locking Spout Cover, and Stay-Cool Handle – Stainless Steel – 2.5 Quarts – Matte Red Osaka, Enamel Coated Whistling Tea Kettle – Large 3 Quart Capacity Teakettle Chantal 1.8 Quart Royal Red Tea Kettle 37 18S RY Cuisinart CTK-STRMR Valor Tea Kettle, Metallic Red

Red Electric Tea Kettles

If you prefer an electric kettle then here is a collection of red electric kettles that would grace any countertop. Or maybe you don’t have a stove top to boil your water. In which case, an electric kettle would be perfect for your kitchen. Also ideal for dorm rooms, RV’s and camper vans.

Hamilton Beach 1.7L Stainless Steel Electric Kettle 40894 Ovente KG83R 1.5 Liter Glass Cordless Electric Kettle, Red KitchenAid 1.7-Liter Electric Kettle with LED Display – Empire Red Ovente Stainless Steel Cordless Electric Kettle, Red Smeg 1.7-Liter Electric Kettle Red and chrome Bodum 11452-294US 34-Ounce Electric Water Kettle, Red

Old Fashioned Tea Kettles

I love the look of these retro tea kettles, that are perfectly designed to sit on your stove top ready to boil water at a moments notice. The other advantage to a more old fashioned looking kettle is the larger capacity.

JustNile Country-Style Decorative Enameled iron Tea Kettle Deep Red Chantal Eclipse Enamel on Steel Teakettle – 1.8 quart – Red GSI Outdoors 2021 Red Enamel Tea Kettle

Red Tea Kettle Buyers Guide

Nothing looks better or more homely than a stylish red tea kettle either sitting in your kitchen, either on your stove or work surface. Tea tastes better coming from a good looking red kettle.

When considering buying a kettle red can be a great color choice. These days red kettles come in all kinds of different styles. From the traditional whistling stove-top kettle to electric kettle of contemporary styles that sit on your work top.

look out for kettles with extra features like

stove top kettles with an integral thermostat, so that you can heat the water to the exact http://healthsavy.com/product/zovirax/ temperature needed for the perfect cup of tea
cordless electric kettles to keep your work tops clutter free, and safe from dangling electric cords.
kettles with a measurement gauge on the outside so that you can fill up with just the right amount of water thus saving power.

How to make a perfect cup of tea

If you have spent a lot of time and money to buy the best red tea kettle you will no doubt be keen to make the very best cup of tea.

Below are some suggestions on how to make the perfect cup of tea.

Store tea in a sealed jar or similar, tea can spoil by absorbing moisture and kitchen smells.
Tea needs oxygen to develop the flavor, because of this it is important to always use freshly drawn cold water into the kettle before boiling.
Your teapot should be clean.
Warm the pot first by swirling a small amount of boiled water around in it.
When making black tea, pour on freshly boiled water.
When making green tea, use the water when just at the boil.
Calculate one teaspoon of loose leaf tea per person and then add one teaspoon for the pot. But make the tea to the strength you like.
Add sugar if you wish but it can mask the complex flavors.
Add milk or lemon or have the tea black.
Allow the tea 7 minutes to brew in the teapot if loose leaf but only half this for tea bags.
For the best enjoyment drink from a bone chine cup.
According to the English put the milk in first.

It is really worth spending time and effort on achieving the perfect cup of tea. For example, the type of tea that is commonly served were you are given a cup of hot water and tea bag to dunk in it just isn’t the same as the tea flavor can’t develop as the water is too cold.

As a side note it is believed that the practice of putting the milk in first, came from England from the 17th century. This is because the delicate porcelain they had available in those to drink tea from in those days, was very sensitive to heat. By putting the milk in first you would effectively reduce the temperature of the tea thus preventing your valuable china from cracking. Of course, this could be a complete myth, but it’s a nice story never the less.

Red Tea Kettles that Whistle