Revere Whistling Tea Kettle
April 23, 2018 - Comment
Polished stainless steel kettle is fashioned after the older tea kettles you may remember, with a big advantage � all copper bottom. Water heats evenly, which means you won�t have to wait as long. Spout only opens when you pull back the trigger handle Fill and heat on your stove; whistles when water is ready
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Cheap, poorly made product I have always owned a Revere kettle, my whole adult life. When I went to replace my last one that lasted for years, I ordered what I thought was the same product I’ve come to rely on and love. Clearly, they don’t make em like they used to. Not even close. This was the crappiest, cheaply made product I’ve seen in a long time. It resembles nothing of what the Paul Revere kettle used to be. It is flimsy, the spout is sticky and almost impossible to open and close, it is very hard to pull and…
Not the Revere Ware that once was…. Not the Revere Ware of old, that’s for sure! It’s a bit smaller than expected and the handle can tend to be a tad hot so be very careful. It’s such a shame that everything in America is made in China. The craftsmanship just isn’t there. The copper around the bottom where it wraps over the top part isn’t as good as it could be. But hey, I’m a retired Toolmaker so I spot a lot of things most people wouldn’t. I also grew up less than 30 miles from the original Revere Ware location in Rome, New…
So far so good Permanent Roommate:Wife, the bottom is about to give one your team kettle. Replace it now, or you aren’t gonna have tea one morning and then you’re gonna cry.Me: (in utter shock and dismay) I can’t just replace it! This is the perfect tea kettle. It’s older than me!PR: just order the same one. I’m sure they still make it. And you better do it soon because I don’t want to hear you when it breaks.So I ordered this… and it wasn’t even expensive. Believe me, I…