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A gooseneck kettle boils water like any other kettle, but you won’t use it like any other kettle.
A gooseneck kettle will add a level of control that is simply not possible with an ordinary kettle. It allows you to adjust the flow of water and pour it with superior accuracy, therefore making the brewing process and your ability to make a perfect cup easier.
The Difference Between
3 Differences between a regular and a gooseneck kettle
Kettle
Regular
- No control over the amount of water
- Inconsistent speed
- Not able to hit all the grounds evenly
KETTLE
Gooseneck
- Easy to pour precise amounts of water
- Consistent speed and full control
- Able to hit all the grounds evenly
Gooseneck
Kettle Types
Which kettle to choose?
TYPE
Stovetop
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Less expensive -
Usually comes in vintage designs
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No temperature control, slower
TYPE
Electric
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Faster
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Convenient and portable
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More energy efficient
TYPE
Electric with variable temperature
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Allows you to heat water to the exact temperature
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More control over the brewing process
Factors To Consider
When buying an
electric gooseneck kettle
If you’ve decided that an electric kettle, there are a few
things you should consider in your search for the right one.
Speed
Most electric kettles will take somewhere in the range of three to four minutes to boil water. Check the claims the manufacturer makes in the product description and give a glance to reviews of the kettles you consider to see if what customers say bear those claims out.
Temperature Options
Different types of coffee extract best when brewed at different temperatures. Make sure your kettle has the option to adapt temperature for different roast levels and brewing methods
Noise
While electric kettles aren’t as loud as some kitchen appliances They do still make some noise when boiling the water and many include beeping noises to let you know when your water is done as well.
External Heat
If you don’t want to worry about burning yourself When you use your electric kettle, do some research to see what people say about how hot the appliance gets on the outside.
Size
Do you typically make a cup of coffee for one, or are you usually brewing drinks for several?
Ease of Use
In general electric kettles are easy to use, but some are more involving than others.
Material
Stainless steel is considered the best material for durability. And electric kettles that use glass are often popular with people who favor aesthetics and like being able to watch the water boil.
Cost
If you want variable temperature options, high-quality materials, and a greater likelihood that your electric kettle will last a long time, then going for one of the more expensive options is probably a better bet.
Coffee
Understanding roast levels
The very same coffee will produce a different cup of coffee depending on how it's roasted.
$165
Bonavita 1.7L Digital Variable Temperature Gooseneck Kettle
- Optimal consistency and precision, temperature control and live temperature display, count-up timer, brushed stainless steel and BPA-free plastic
$210
Fellow Stagg EKG
- Featuring a precision pour spout, variable temperature control, LCD screen, 60-minute hold mode, a brew stopwatch, and a small, minimalist base.
$275
Fellow Stagg EKG+
- Featuring Bluetooth app connectivity, precision pour spout, variable temperature control, LCD screen, 60-minute hold mode, a brew stopwatch, and a small, minimalist base.
