Kettles from kela - for stove and oven
Admittedly, a bit of nostalgia comes into play when considering getting a water kettle for the kitchen. However, rest assured that a water kettle is by no means an outdated kitchen appliance. There are many advantages that speak in favour of a water kettle, and it happens to be a stylish accessory. If your stove has a gas or induction cooktop, water can be heated particularly quickly in a water kettle. If you prefer to heat water in a classic way on the stove, feel free to browse through our models in the shop.
Kettles for induction stoves
Kettle or tea kettle are perfect for induction, because the water can be heated very quickly thanks to induction hobs. It is also nice that an induction stove consumes less electricity than other hobs, so you can even save electricity by using the kettle. Which design of our tea kettles would suit your kitchen decor?
Kettles for the stove
Just like grandma's time ... Without haste, the water is prepared in a kettle on the wood stove. Perhaps, the way of boiling water cannot compete with a kettle in terms of time, but this ceremony gives you a little moment of happiness every time. Less often in the home is a stove with a hotplate, but if you have realized this luxury in the kitchen, a visually appealing kettle for the stove is almost a must.
Kettles for the gas stove
Fast heating of water in the kettle also works perfectly on a gas stove. The gas flame can act directly on the flute kettle, so the power of the gas stove is immediately converted into heat energy. It can be said that kettles are excellent for gas and induction, and in terms of efficiency surpass the kettle. However, the prerequisite is that, as a rule, rather larger quantities of water are heated, and not just the daily amount of water for a cup of tea.
One tea kettle - many colour variations
For many, the kettle is the usual way to heat water. If small amounts are heated or if your kitchen is equipped with an electric stove, the kettle is certainly practical. But in terms of aesthetics and reflection on conventional kitchen utensils, a kettle cannot be beaten. Often the tea kettle or flute kettle has its permanent place on the stove. In this case, it is great if the tea kettle perfectly fits into the overall look of the kitchen interior. That is exactly why our Varus and Vitus kettles are available in many different colours. In which colour would the Varus tea kettle fit into your kitchen?
Kettles in black
Selected black kitchen accessories can wonderfully accentuate the kitchen. Since a kettle often stays permanently on the countertop, it can definitely serve as an eye-catching piece. Black can exude a straight and cool, modern, or particularly elegant vibe depending on the decor. The Vitus kettle in black stands out with a clear and unembellished design.
Kettles in red
Do you like the colour red? Certainly, the last few years everything was kept very bright and coherent in the interior area, but now more strong colours are coming into play again. With the strong colour red you can set a highlight in your kitchen in no time. How about a kettle in exactly this colour? A kettle in red ensures a good mood in the kitchen first thing in the morning and consequently a successful start to the day. Have a good day!
Kettles in white
White is wonderfully uncomplicated and fits into almost any kitchen. Perfectly harmonizes the kettle in white with the Nordic style, that is, with a bright kitchen interior. White radiates freshness and conveys cleanliness and lightness. Often, the colour white continues in the tableware. Why not serve freshly brewed tea in white cups Mattia.
Kettles in silver
Silver is of course with our water kettles Varus & Vitus with the game. Since there are many kitchen appliances that are in the colour silver, in addition to the sink and the extractor hood, the kettle fits in quite unproblematically and is guaranteed to attract one or two glances with its appearance. Silver can certainly be counted among the timeless colours and looks modern or elegant, depending on the kitchen decor. And while we're on the subject of silver and boiling water, our range includes beautiful stainless-steel teapots.
Stainless steel water kettles
Are you one of those aesthetes who leave the kettle visible in the kitchen as a decorative object? The kettles will certainly not disappoint in terms of design. Our water kettles are made of high-quality stainless steel. In addition, the kettles have a reinforced body and a large all-stove base. Thanks to the good contact of the bottom surface with the stovetop, the water is brought to a boil quickly and in an energy-saving manner. Our large kettle Varus offers a filling volume of 3 liters, Vitus prepares slightly less water with a volume of 2.5 liters.
This is how simply a flute kettle works
Is heating the tea water in a flute kettle part of the tea preparation for you? It is certainly a really nice and relaxing ritual to take time every day to brew your favourite tea in peace. The water can be conveniently poured into the kettle through the large opening. Using a heat source - different types of stoves - the water is heated. When the water boils inside the kettle, a whistling sound is heard, a friendly reminder that now the water is ready for further use. The handle of the flute kettle has an integrated button for safe opening of the spout lid. Thus, there is no danger of coming into contact with the hot steam. Definitely, the flute kettle, whistling kettle or water kettle with flute, as the water kettle is also still called, is a traditional cookware, but made of modern materials and the most beautiful design.
Frequently asked questions about kettles
Which is better: kettle or electric kettle?
Certainly, there is no clear-cut statement, as various factors play a role. For true tea lovers, the kettle is often a must, since boiling the water is already part of preparing tea. If larger amounts of water are often heated, then a kettle can be more energy efficient than a kettle. If you have a gas or induction stove, you are well advised to use a kettle, because the energy is directly converted into heat. If you only need water for a cup of tea now and then and the kitchenette offers space, then a kettle can be the right choice.
When does the kettle whistle?
Once the water in the kettle reaches boiling point, intense steam is generated, flowing through the spout. Now, the characteristic whistle of the whistling kettle sounds, signaling that the water is boiling. For nostalgics, the whistle is likely to evoke beautiful memories, while for many tea enthusiasts, the whistle is an integral part of the tea ceremony.
How to clean the kettle?
The kettle is also a household appliance that requires proper care, so that the pleasure from it will last for a long time. It is important to remove the lime deposits in the kettle from time to time according to instructions. Under no circumstances should the kettle be put in the dishwasher for cleaning. Please make absolutely sure to NEVER heat the kettle empty, i.e. without water.