Your kettle is next level!
I use the kettle to boil water for cooking, especially a full pot. It’s quicker than the stove (although ours is gas) and probably cheaper.
Haha well that’s one way of doing it… People who do have coffee makers here but it’s not the same. Like I’ve never been to someone’s house without a kettle. But I only know a couple of people with coffee makers. If you mean the proper electric ones.
I think tea is a bit different here too… I know a few people that take English/British tea bags away with them when they go abroad on holiday for this reason. Hmm now I’m saying all of this maybe we’re the strange ones…
Yes! Rounds of tea is the way forward. It’s an all day thing in my office.
Whew yea I bet it does get hot. Not such a problem in England…! We do have a slow cooker (crock pot?) actually though which is good for not making the kitchen hot. Very low energy/cheap to run too.
Crock pots are a necessity in every household!
I haven’t used ours for a while actually, need to get looking for some recipes!
My slow cooker and airfryer are staples of my cooking implements, and my charcoal grill for when I want stuff cooked with fire.
I do a lot of broiling, and frying with my cast iron. Cast irons rock.
I own a kettle, I am American. But I also don’t have a microwave or cable tv. I don’t drink tea but always grew up with a kettle. Use it to make hot water for oatmeal in the winter.
I sure do love my guns though!
I only recently got high speed internet and sling, I missed my Sportscenter
I made Brussels sprouts in the air fryer the other day!!! Awesome idea, thanks
Love them in the airfryer. Try frozen okra. Spray with oil and cookem like Brussels.
I do not do this, i now own a kettle. But there is a definite possibility that I have done this in the past.
Love my french press!
Never owned a microwave. Although I own a kettle, I used to brew my tea bags in a mini coffee pot. For tea only. You don’t want to drink coffee flavored tea. Lol.
Ooh interesting. I guess you mean stove top kettles as electric ones probably don’t keep outside so well! They are much less common here (the stove top ones) but I bet they look brilliant as planters!