🫖 Copper Teapot by Old Dutch International Review

It is good for one person to make about a cup and a half of tea. The kettle is sturdy but not too heavy and goes great with copper pots and pans. It's so sweet I keep it on the stovetop with my copper kettle all the time. It retains heat for a while, but you'll still have to reheat your tea if you wait too long to drink it.

The color and design of copper matches our kitchen perfectly. We bought two of these because we often make tea for guests and thought it would be better to take two small teapots instead of one big one. This gives us the opportunity to make tea just for the two of us. We had no problems. This teapot pours beautifully without dripping. Our biggest gripe with other kettles is that they always drip, which is always a major inconvenience.

I bought this 24oz teapot because I wanted something small to make my own cup of tea without needing a giant teapot. Not to sound silly, but this is a KESSEL, not a KESSEL. In other words, you "shouldn" not boil water in it. I wasn't aware of that when I bought it. HOWEVER, I know many people who have cast iron kettles and still use them to heat water on the stove. So I still use it to heat water for tea and everything seems fine. Just don't use soap on it, it will wear it down over time (just…