Stainless steel lid fits snug to lock in heat
BRING CREATIVITY TO A BOIL
BRING CREATIVITY TO A BOIL
Brew, steep, and boil in style with the KitchenAid Enamel-on-Steel Whistling Teakettle. The 2-quart teakettle is ready for any stovetop, including induction, and is made from durable lightweight steel for quick boils. The display-worthy teakettle features a durable porcelain-enamel finish inside and out. The stainless steel lid locks in heat and features a whistling knob to alert when water is ready for use.
Brew, steep, and boil in style with the KitchenAid Enamel-on-Steel Whistling Teakettle. The 2-quart teakettle is ready for any stovetop, including induction, and is made from durable lightweight steel for quick boils. The display-worthy teakettle features a durable porcelain-enamel finish inside and out. The stainless steel lid locks in heat and features a whistling knob to alert when water is ready for use.
Snug-fitting lid
Induction capable
Works on all stovetops
Endless Possiblities
Versatile to explore creativity
Cohesive, modern kitchen
Featured in display-worthy color finishes
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KITCHENAID
Enamel-on-Steel Teakettle
Description:
DISPLAY WORTHY: Vibrant colors and sleek design make this teakettle stand out on any stovetop or counter
EVERYDAY DURABILITY: Porcelain-enamel finish inside and out provides rust resistance for easier maintenance
ALERTS WHEN READY: The whistling slots designed into the stainless steel lid provide a clear alert when water is boiling and ready for tea or other warm drinks
STAINLESS STEEL LID: The stainless steel lid creates a snug fit to lock in heat
INDUCTION READY: Made from sturdy but lightweight steel, this teakettle delivers quick boils and is suitable for any stovetop, including induction
CERAMIC 1.5-quart saucepan with lid, 3-quart saucepan with lid, 6-quart stockpot with lid, 3-quart sauté pan with lid, 8.25-inch frying pan, 10-inch frying pan
KITCHENAID
Enamel-on-Steel Teakettle
Description:
DISPLAY WORTHY: Vibrant colors and sleek design make this teakettle stand out on any stovetop or counter
EVERYDAY DURABILITY: Porcelain-enamel finish inside and out provides rust resistance for easier maintenance
ALERTS WHEN READY: The whistling slots designed into the stainless steel lid provide a clear alert when water is boiling and ready for tea or other warm drinks
STAINLESS STEEL LID: The stainless steel lid creates a snug fit to lock in heat
INDUCTION READY: Made from sturdy but lightweight steel, this teakettle delivers quick boils and is suitable for any stovetop, including induction
CERAMIC 1.5-quart saucepan with lid, 3-quart saucepan with lid, 6-quart stockpot with lid, 3-quart sauté pan with lid, 8.25-inch frying pan, 10-inch frying pan
PREPPING
Fill the kettle no higher than the maximum fill level: below the bottom of the spout.
Ensure the lid is securely sealed on the teakettle – you should hear a loud click. Match the kettle to the correct burner size.
BOILING
Heat the teakettle on medium-to-medium high heat.
Turn the burner off once the teakettle whistles and let rest for one minute. If you notice the kettle does not whistle or sounds quieter than normal, your teakettle may be overfilled, or you may not have the lid on securely.
To avoid damages, don’t leave a teakettle unattended or allow to boil dry.
SERVING
The teakettle can get very hot during boiling – ALWAYS use a potholder when handling.
Avoid touching lid during and immediately after boiling, as steam can escape from the base of the knob where the whistle is located.
CLEANING
This teakettle should be washed by hand.
Empty the teakettle frequently and wash with warm, soapy water, rinse and dry thoroughly. To avoid scratching, do not use harsh abrasives or steel wool.
PREPPING
Fill the kettle no higher than the maximum fill level: below the bottom of the spout.
Ensure the lid is securely sealed on the teakettle – you should hear a loud click. Match the kettle to the correct burner size.
BOILING
Heat the teakettle on medium-to-medium high heat. Turn the burner off once the teakettle whistles and let rest for one minute. If you notice the kettle does not whistle or sounds quieter than normal, your teakettle may be overfilled, or you may not have the lid on securely.
SERVING
The teakettle can get very hot during boiling – ALWAYS use a potholder when handling.
Avoid touching lid during and immediately after boiling, as steam can escape from the base of the knob where the whistle is located.
CLEANING
This teakettle should be washed by hand.
Empty the teakettle frequently and wash with warm, soapy water, rinse and dry thoroughly. To avoid scratching, do not use harsh abrasives or steel wool.