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Sure. But what about 1.7L? That's what my typical kettles does, at maximum. It's great for boiling water for cooking; at 230V it's faster than heating on the h
by orra 6y ago
Sure. But what about 1.7L? That's what my typical kettles does, at maximum.
It's great for boiling water for cooking; at 230V it's faster than heating on the hob. But if it took 7–8 minutes, that'd be frustrating.
- cwhiz 6y agoMy stove has a power boil option for that. Do you typically use your kettle to boil water for cooking? I typically don’t even keep track of how long it takes to boil on the stove. I just do the rest of the prep work.
- orra 6y agoYeah, we use the kettle all the time, for quickly bringing water to the boil. Always for pasta. Sometimes for potatoes (though they are probably better gradually heated from cold). A power boil option would be a decent alternative. I'm probably just impatient, to be fair.