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| Tea (rec.drink.tea) Discussion relating to tea, the world's second most consumed beverage (after water), made by infusing or boiling the leaves of the tea plant (C. sinensis or close relatives) in water. |
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I swapped my electric 1.7L plastic Kamjove for the same size stainless
steel Cooks from JCPenney. Besides the plastic the other thing I didn't like was the heel cradle which contained the heating element. There was only one way for the kettle and base to mate. The Cooks has a female ring in the bottom which mates with the round male sprocket in the base from any position. I will say the 1500w Cooks is very noisy. I don't find the plastic handle that comfortable. It has an offset projecting spout which is easy to fill from the faucet. You need to pay attention to the arrows on the thumb knob to open the lid. It was on half price sale for $20. The manufacturer is SenSio which is part of a Canadian conglomerate. It's reassuring to know in the global market American companies can sell quality items from foreign distributors which probably are still made in China cheaper than from the Chinese. Jim PS I've been on a tisane kick for the past year or so. The past couple of days I've been adding apple blossom buds to my tea from my trees. They don't add much flavor but look georgeous in the pot. |