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raven mad

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28. I was gifted a lovely electric kettle, a stainless steel Cuisinart.
Mon Feb 17, 2014, 02:58 PM
Feb 2014

In our cabin, to cook on the stove, you must go outside, turn on the propane, boil the water, fix your tea or coffee or cocoa, go back outside, turn off the propane............. easy enough at 50 above, but kind of tough at 35 or 40 below zero!

Speaking of which, I got a great new mug from my sweetie for our anniversary. This isn't me, but it IS the mug!

I so rarely use the stove top for anything... hlthe2b Feb 2014 #1
Haven't seen any of those. Interesting. GoneOffShore Feb 2014 #2
Yup.. mine's the cuisinart model, but there are others... hlthe2b Feb 2014 #3
Thank you. I'm going to investigate that kettle. GoneOffShore Feb 2014 #5
Bed Bath & Beyond has at least a couple models... n/t hlthe2b Feb 2014 #6
If you look at Bed, Bath, and Beyond's website marzipanni Feb 2014 #21
I also used to boil green tea Art_from_Ark Feb 2014 #13
microwave for tea; coffee maker for coffee orleans Feb 2014 #4
gas stove noamnety Feb 2014 #7
where in the world is natural gas basically free? pokerfan Feb 2014 #25
Maybe I wasn't clear. noamnety Feb 2014 #30
Boil water? Who does that? Vashta Nerada Feb 2014 #8
Too many things to go wrong with that. GoneOffShore Feb 2014 #9
I've never had anything go wrong with it. Vashta Nerada Feb 2014 #12
Everything I've owned made by Breville has been good shit Major Nikon Feb 2014 #44
Keurig and Keurig, these days LadyHawkAZ Feb 2014 #10
Firebending. dawg Feb 2014 #11
Other: A saucepan on the stovetop Rhythm Feb 2014 #14
#2 Other: A saucepan on the stovetop marzipanni Feb 2014 #22
Stove Top Kettle btrflykng9 Feb 2014 #15
We've had four different brands: GoneOffShore Feb 2014 #20
Thanks GoneOffShore btrflykng9 Feb 2014 #39
coffee in my Mr. Coffee. Tea-I just nuke the water to get it hot. hobbit709 Feb 2014 #16
I don't drink coffee or tea. hrmjustin Feb 2014 #17
Our eletric kettle died. :( Neoma Feb 2014 #18
Stovetop kettle > french press > enjoy! Earth_First Feb 2014 #19
I'd swear my black tea tastes better with boiling water from a kettle hedgehog Feb 2014 #23
Science! pokerfan Feb 2014 #24
Armored Tea Making Facility yortsed snacilbuper Feb 2014 #26
I use an electric kettle, but I don't boil the water Major Nikon Feb 2014 #27
I was gifted a lovely electric kettle, a stainless steel Cuisinart. raven mad Feb 2014 #28
Wonderful cup - where did you get it? GoneOffShore Feb 2014 #35
I have no idea - I think a friend of his posted on FaceBook raven mad Feb 2014 #37
Hah! Talked him into it!!! Get your mug here: raven mad Feb 2014 #38
Thank you so much! GoneOffShore Feb 2014 #46
saucepan grasswire Feb 2014 #29
I saw a really fancy electric kettle a while ago sir pball Feb 2014 #42
Most electric kettles contain plastic parts LiberalEsto Feb 2014 #31
I've given up worrying about the plastic stuff. GoneOffShore Feb 2014 #33
Can't be worse than licking frogs Major Nikon Feb 2014 #45
Never tried licking frogs. GoneOffShore Feb 2014 #47
Never tried it either Major Nikon Feb 2014 #48
Other: Telekinesis NightWatcher Feb 2014 #32
I tried the telekinesis route when they shut off the power one time. GoneOffShore Feb 2014 #34
... handmade34 Feb 2014 #36
I usually make sun-tea, and usually have drip coffee. Kali Feb 2014 #40
Heat it to 100C nt sir pball Feb 2014 #41
I have a water dispenser Xyzse Feb 2014 #43
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