The Circulon 1-1/2-quart sunrise teakettle provides style and functionality for everyday cups of tea, coffee and other hot beverage, and then some. Circulon has brought more than 25 years of style and functionality to the home, and the distinctive shape of this teakettle looks fantastic on the stovetop or around the kitchen. The pot boils
The Circulon 1-1/2-quart sunrise teakettle provides style and functionality for everyday cups of tea, coffee and other hot beverage, and then some. Circulon has brought more than 25 years of style and functionality to the home, and the distinctive shape of this teakettle looks fantastic on the stovetop or around the kitchen. The pot boils up to 6 cups of water for delicious hot cocoa with the family or a medium to large pot of English breakfast tea with friends. A whistle pleasantly signals when the water is at the boil, and the handle’s squeeze-and-pour spout is easy to operate. This teakettle’s handsome blend of style and utility also complements other great Circulon cookware to add even more design to your kitchen. at any hour of the day or night, the Circulon 1-1/2-quart sunrise teakettle serves up hot beverages with cutting-edge design and performance.
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but I do love the form and function I have only made a few cups of tea with this kettle, but I do love the form and function. I was a little disappointed in the color of the Blue (just a little). The Tea Kettle’s color of dark blue is not a vivid as pictured on the web site or even the actual box it came in. If you asked me someone color corrected the image to make the blue a little less gray. Is it a deal breaker breaker? No, not at all it is still a great teakettle. Just something I noticed. See my picture and judge for…
Really love the size of the kettle Really love the size of the kettle…it’s just big enough and I love the color…whistles like a charm…good purchase for me…
One star for aesthetic design. When I used it the first time, I was unhappy with the spout. You can’t keep it open unless you apply constant pressure to the bottom of the handle. So I brought a pot-full to a boil, hoping the whistle would alert me. There was no whistle, just the sound of boiling water sputtering all over my stove top. So after I steeped my tea bags, I proceeded to pour the tea into a 2-quart pitcher. It pours very badly. Now I have hot tea all over my counter top. It’s cute and a nice color, but…