🍵 Cuisinart Valor Black Porcelain Enamel Steel Tea Kettle Review

Doesn't whistle. So if you are looking for a whistling kettle, this is not the one. Very disappointed! I wanted a kettle with a whistle so as not to forget that the kettle is on fire. I definitely won't take it after accidentally burning it because I forgot it was on the stove. Oh, the cap is melting now, ugh.

I gave this teapot to my mother for Christmas. She uses it several times a day. I noticed that the tea tastes great even though it takes forever to brew. Unfortunately, after only 1.5 months of use, the inside is starting to rust at the seams. What a disappointment from such a famous brand!

After years of using a teapot that only had a spout for filling with water, I fell in love with the Cuisinart Valor teapot. It's nice to be able to see the inside of the kettle and clean it if needed. The teapot has a beautiful brushed stainless steel finish. Filling with water is easy and there is a maximum fill mark on the outside of the kettle. The spout lever can be held open with your finger, or the lever can be pushed all the way down and the spout lid will remain open until you press the

UPDATE: After around 13 months of use the kettle sat with water on trips for several weeks and the bottom seam was rusted as another reviewer learned. This is not possible with a product made entirely of stainless steel. Apparently they have a strip of steel in the seam, or they don't use stainless steel with a stainless steel coating, but the bare edge rusts. Seems to be a design flaw. Now the teapot flows from this seam. I will be contacting Cuisinart to see if they will replace it but unless