1.3-quart capacity; durable stainless-steel body and components
Aluminum core sandwiched within flat bottom for efficient heat conduction
Can be used on ceramic, glass, and induction stovetops
Extra-large lid opening for easy cleaning; Hohner harmonica whistle plays two notes
Editorial Review:
Chantal's classic Tea Kettles feature a genuine Hohner Harmonica whistle and long-lasting stainless components. It's no wonder why this kettle remains so popular. It looks and performs beautifully.
This whistling teakettle makes a perfect gift for a recent graduate or for anyone (even yourself) who likes to make a pot of Irish breakfast tea to get going in the morning, or who likes to have a friend over for black currant tea in the afternoon. This teapot's mirrorlike silver finish is easy to keep clean and adds a touch of class to any home, but be warned--its stainless-steel handle does require a hot pad to remove it from the range. --Julie McCowan
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0
Tough, solid, functional, loud whistle, easy to clean. Shiny!:
We bought this kettle after our old kettle's handle broke off off. This kettle is TOUGH. Its stainless steel with only 1 piece of plastic on it (part of the spout lid), and very easy to clean (no worries about destroying the enamel on the enamel version). My hand fits inside of it and i can scrub the inside. Theres only 1 moving part, the hinge for the whistle/spout cover. The lid fits nicely and its easy to remove since the lid handle isn't a button. The handle itself functions well, but its kinda skinny... more info
Great Teakettle!:
We have had this teakettle for a couple fo months now and we love it! It makes a beautiful harmonic whilstle when it is ready that is actually really cool. It also boils the perfect amount of water for a French Press coffee maker, if you fill up the teakettle to the top. We definately recommend it!!
Beautiful, but it does not always whistle:
This tea kettle is very beautiful. It is sleek and shiny and has a beautiful design. It is the perfect size and weight for boiling water for tea. The sound of the whistle is really unique and has two distinct tones. I love to wait and listen for it. Unfortunately, you have to have the exact amount of water in the pot and the lid must be totally sealed in order to get the kettle to whistle. I did not know this when I bought it. If you don't care about when and if it whistles, it is a wonderful kettle.
Poor design:
A wretched design. The lid doesn't fit well, so most of the steam escapes through it, leaving only enough pressure for an weak whistle. (If you push down on the lid it'll give a nice harmonica sound.) The non-insulated handle is ugly as well as inconvenient. The attachment point has visible lockwashers sticking out. There are lots of little places where it looks like the designers didn't know what they were doing. Tou can get a much better kettle for $30.
