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Size: 2Qt
Color: Red
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Product Features
KitchenAid Stainless-Steel 2-Quart Porcelain Teakettle, Red
- Whistling feature conveniently signals when water is at a boil
- Comfortable silicone rubber accents 18/10 stainless steel on the handles for a soft, confident grip
- Tough porcelain enamel red colored exterior is a perfect complement to any kitchen décor
- Durable construction for a lifetime of beauty and reliability
- Hassle-free replacement warranty for the first year of ownership and lifetime limited warranty thereafter guarantees no defects in materials and workmanship for the lifetime of the cookware
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Product Description
Tea time. Invest in a sleek 18/10 stainless steel kettle accented with a soft, colored, silicone rubber handle with a confident grip. The kettle also whistles when water comes to a boil and has a removable lid for easy cleaning and filling. 2-quart capaci
Product Details
KitchenAid Stainless-Steel 2-Quart Porcelain Teakettle, Red
- Kitchen: 0 pages
- Publisher: KitchenAid
- Label: KitchenAid
- Studio: KitchenAid
- Average Customer Review: based on 142 reviews
- Sales Rank in Kitchen & Housewares: #24233
Customer Reviews
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Customer Rating: 
Summary: Looks great, works great 2010-02-02
Comment: The color is a little darker than I expected -- more a cherry red than a fire engine red. The whistle is nice and loud, which is good for me, since I have been known to forget that I have it on! Would definitely recommend.
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Summary: KitchenAid Tea Kettle 2010-02-01
Comment: Excellent quality! This is the second one I have purchased. I have had mine for quite a few years now and my daughter-in-law expressed an interest, after using mine, that she liked it so much she wished she had one. I purchased this one for her for Christmas! It is very stylish and comfortable to pour from. Great size...Can hold plenty of water! Comes in great colors...I personally LOVE the black. Worth every penny!!
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Summary: Not worth the price 2010-01-21
Comment: My dislikes:
1. The spout gets hot, so when your pour the water, it'll sizzle and drips all over. You have to pour ever so
slowly. It's not a tragedy, but it's an inconvenience, nonetheless.
2. The handle is not completey covered in rubber (or whatever that material is), so thre're small parts of the
handle that gets hot as you're pouring.
My likes:
1. The beautiful colors in comes with.
1. The spout gets hot, so when your pour the water, it'll sizzle and drips all over. You have to pour ever so
slowly. It's not a tragedy, but it's an inconvenience, nonetheless.
2. The handle is not completey covered in rubber (or whatever that material is), so thre're small parts of the
handle that gets hot as you're pouring.
My likes:
1. The beautiful colors in comes with.
Customer Rating: 
Summary: Nice but pricey 2010-01-07
Comment: This is a nice product but a little over priced. It will not whistle if filled too full which is about half full.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Best Teapot Ever! 2009-12-28
Comment: KitchenAid should win a design award for this teapot. It is really attractive (the photos do not do justice to the rich colors of the pot), it is ergonomically clever and thought-out, it is sturdy, and it heats water really fast. The price is excellent and it is a good bargain.
The only drawback is the whistle. I can't hear it very well. But I don't find that important. Besides, I know a lot of people who can't stand loud whistles on a teapot.
The handle is very comfortable for my wife, who has serious problems with her hands. Easy to lift, soft but certain to grip, and the pot is balanced well so it is easy to tip the pot to pour and to control it. The handle has never become hot. Even though it is cushioned it is also made the strength of steel in the handle. The lever that lifts the whistle away from the spoout is also very comfortable and you only need to lift it gently and it stays up and out of the way. You don't have to hold it down with your thumb, which is a problem with some pots.
KitchenAid has designed many excellent products, such as the stand mixer and the hand-help mixer, and only a few weak products. I don't care for their blenders, food processers, or cooking pans. But this one ranks up there with the mixers in quality and design.
It has a lid that is easy to remove and replace but it nevertheless stays put when you tip the pot to pour. No chance of having all that steaming water pout out when the lid falls off, because it will stay put. The base is wide and flat and stays put when I place the pot only part way on the burner. The lid and opening in the top of the pot are large enough to make it easy to fill the pot and it is easy to clean it, too.
One of the best cooking tools I have ever purchased and I am very confident that it will last for years. And as a bonus it is also well-designed for arthritic hands.
The only drawback is the whistle. I can't hear it very well. But I don't find that important. Besides, I know a lot of people who can't stand loud whistles on a teapot.
The handle is very comfortable for my wife, who has serious problems with her hands. Easy to lift, soft but certain to grip, and the pot is balanced well so it is easy to tip the pot to pour and to control it. The handle has never become hot. Even though it is cushioned it is also made the strength of steel in the handle. The lever that lifts the whistle away from the spoout is also very comfortable and you only need to lift it gently and it stays up and out of the way. You don't have to hold it down with your thumb, which is a problem with some pots.
KitchenAid has designed many excellent products, such as the stand mixer and the hand-help mixer, and only a few weak products. I don't care for their blenders, food processers, or cooking pans. But this one ranks up there with the mixers in quality and design.
It has a lid that is easy to remove and replace but it nevertheless stays put when you tip the pot to pour. No chance of having all that steaming water pout out when the lid falls off, because it will stay put. The base is wide and flat and stays put when I place the pot only part way on the burner. The lid and opening in the top of the pot are large enough to make it easy to fill the pot and it is easy to clean it, too.
One of the best cooking tools I have ever purchased and I am very confident that it will last for years. And as a bonus it is also well-designed for arthritic hands.
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