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Chef's Choice 677 Cordless Electric 1-3/4-Quart Teakettle Chef's Choice 677 B0000E5IN3 stainless and black 

 

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Product Description :

The Chef's Choice 677 Cordless Electric 1-3/4-Quart Teakettle . This is product by brand Chef's Choice model 677. You can buy it at a cost of approximately $65.00 (as Sun 03-Mar-2013 15:03:40). You can check price from 15 new or used available from $43.45 user. It 9.00" h x 9.60" w x 9.80" l, stainless and black. It can use about Concealed heating element eliminates build-up of mineral deposits . 1500-watt cordless teakettle quickly boils up to 1-3/4 quarts of water . Measures 9 by 7-1/2 by 10 inches; 1-year limited warranty . Automatic shut-off, boil-dry safety protection, and secure locking lid . Brushed stainless steel housing; water-level gauge; cord storage . I hope like this product, Thank you.

Product Detail :

Amazon Sales Rank: #5675 in Kitchen & Housewares Color: stainless and black Brand: Chef's Choice Model: 677 Released on: 2003-09-30 Dimensions: 9.00" h x 9.60" w x 9.80" l,

 

PRODUCT ALL REVIEW : (Total Review : 280)

In replacing our stovetop kettle with an electric one, I was looking for one to match the stainless steel & black appliances in our kitchen, and this one is great. This heats water much faster than the stovetop or microwave, and is pretty quiet in the process; the sides get a little hot during the heating, but the bottom stays cool enough to move straight to the table (sans trivet!) I don't know if the "scale screen" included will help any, but otherwise I think this a great purchase! By D. Zoz By W. Lynn I'm from Australia (and have also lived in the UK) and consider an electric teakettle a basic staple in the kitchen.

Two major gripes:

1. If you look inside there are actually silicone(?) fasteners used that touch the water - consequently any water you boil in this one smells and tastes like metal and plastic/rubber, even after you've brewed it into tea. Completely unacceptable. Baking soda doesn't help much.

2. The stainless steel finish is HOT to the touch. Scalding/burning hot. I can't believe this thing is actually a consumer approved product. There is NO insulation whatsoever, yet this is a counter top product. You might as well just use a pot on the stove. Imagine if your stainless steel toaster burned hot on the outside.

Three minor gripes:

1. The lid is not solid and seems like it would break in a fairly short lifespan of use.

2. You pretty much have to fill it by lifting up the lid. You can't use the spout for this, like you can with a lot of models.

3. This thing is heavy. Heavier than a pot you might use to boil the same amount of water. This adds to the risk of burns.

On the plus side:

1. It looks fine.

2. This does boil your water quickly... so if you like the sound of bubbling water and that's all, then I guess you could buy this.

Unhappy buyer - this one's going back. I wouldn't want this if someone gave it to me, let alone pay for it.

77 of 83 people found the following review helpful. By J. Penrose My wife loves a good cup of tea and in the past, we just left the kettle on very low heat on the stove. The other night I came home to the smell of gas. The breeze had blown out the flame and my wife, who had a really bad cold, was upstairs and could not smell the gas.

Time to get something a bit safer while we still had a house! After some research, we ordered this electric kettle (to the joy of my wife's British friends who think we are barbarians for not having one.)

I was astounded at how fast this thing heats water, maybe 5 minutes for a mostly full pot from tap-cold to full rolling boil.

The automatic shut-off works perfectly (and has a small light so you need not guess if it is off or on) and we no longer need to worry about errant gas fumes and whistling kettles.

The kettle is well-made, attractive and seems to be sturdy and definitely works a treat. Get one and you won't be disappointed. Needs a three-prong outlet, so make sure you can use it first. Sides do get hot but the handle stays properly cool and the safety lid works very nicely with no drops or leaks that I have seen.

Update, March 2012: About two years after the original purchase, the kettle died. We replaced it with the same model and that one has been going strong to this day. There's almost never a day it does not get used and other than cleaning it with vinegar once in a while to get the minerals out, it just keeps on chugging.

My wife even does hard boiled eggs in it using Alton Brown's method.

Good stuff, well made and at a fair price.

325 of 366 people found the following review helpful.

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