• Allero@lemmy.today
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    17 days ago

    For that there is a teapot. Some can be continuously heated up, just through external heating methods, such as a candle!

    Making tea in a kettle severely decreases life of the kettle and even after washing, some amounts of aroma compounds will remain, affecting the taste and aroma of whatever you boil water for next

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      17 days ago

      I think we may have different definitions of a kettle. I mean something like this:

      Which you put on the stove. I can’t imagine that having tea in this is a problem at all. It’s just glass.

      I’ve also done this with something like:

      Which I could imagine keeping more of the taste/being a problem.

      I assume you mean something like this by a kettle?:

      • Allero@lemmy.today
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        17 days ago

        Yes, I mean an electric kettle indeed, the last one

        No problem brewing tea in glass, that’s how teapots work.