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I'm thinking of purchasing one specifically for tea since sometimes I
don't like to heat water on my stove in a tea kettle. I hear that electric kettles heat water very quickly. A few questions. Do they really heat water faster? How would you regulate how hot the water gets, either boiling or on the brink of boiling? (usually I let the water rest for a few minutes before steeping senchas, whites, and other delicate teas) As a side question, do you measure how hot the water gets before steeping your high quality loose leaf teas. Thanks for your expertise. |
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