Stovetop Kettles


It's beautiful ... and surprisingly much more expensive than Le Creuset !

Why would one want those? (Genuine question) I can see that it might have a novelty/cuteness factor for some people, but does it also have a practical benefit?

It boils water ;)

You probably will, and you won't be able to blame your kettle. :D

Nah, whatever floats your boat. It's not as if your buying an insanely pricey kettle negatively affects anyone else. All I'm saying is I just don't get it. As long as my R89 kettle from Pick 'n Pay actually boils water, I couldn't care less.

In all fairness, you are right. It's just that sometimes, in addition to achieving its purpose, it is also nice to please the eye when it comes to appliances :)

My husband would side with you on this one, though - him and I have agreed to disagree over the issue of "form over function", versus "function over form" !
 
A stovetop kettle will use more electricity as the element is not immersed in the water, some heat will be wasted.

Now stick to the topic, kthanxbai. :p
 
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Well I am one of the mad ones, I purchased a R99.00 stainless stove top kettle for gas. Works well and whistles when boiling. Then I purchased a Philips digital kettle. Saves energy by switching of in time at selected temperatures. Works fine. Cost was to much but who cares, if you want something you want something. I used to buy kettles on a regular basis, this Phillips so far lasted well.
 
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So he met the 1000 moq needed to get a logo put on yet another chinese product?

Or is this manufactured from start to finish in SA?
 
So he met the 1000 moq needed to get a logo put on yet another chinese product?

Or is this manufactured from start to finish in SA?
All about brand, nothing about tech, material sourcing nor who gets to manufacture it. You can see exactly what he values from the ostentatious canary yellow Bently.
Another cadre, another day.
 
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