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expireddatla posted Jul 29, 2021 01:37 PM
expireddatla posted Jul 29, 2021 01:37 PM

Stagg EKG Electric Kettle - with wooden accents - $119.9

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Been watching this for a while now. This is the lowest price I've seen on the Stagg with wooden handles. They also have the one with white and wooden accents

https://www.nordstrom.com/s/fello...lsrc=aw.ds
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Been watching this for a while now. This is the lowest price I've seen on the Stagg with wooden handles. They also have the one with white and wooden accents

https://www.nordstrom.com/s/fello...lsrc=aw.ds

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Jul 29, 2021 01:52 PM
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Aug 03, 2021 03:45 PM
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ShrewdPollution7079Aug 03, 2021 03:45 PM
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This is a great kettle! I have the black one I bought at Costco couple years back and it's still working good as new. It heats up water pretty fast and has a really strong power draw. It used to flip the circuit breaker if I used another appliance on the same circuit. It is really pretty, comfortable holding it, and pours slowly and consistently.

Yes, there are kettles for significantly cheaper. Yes you can probably get the same "features" with a kettle that is around $50 or less. However this is a pretty good price, the functions are very well designed, and it's pretty. You're paying a premium for that and I think its worth it if you enjoy pour over. If you need bulk hot water, this ain't for you.
Aug 03, 2021 03:53 PM
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BrightCatfish826Aug 03, 2021 03:53 PM
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Yeah, as a note for anyone considering this: It's for pourover coffee first and foremost. It has an extraordinarily slow flow rate so it'll be annoying slow for even something like a cup of tea.
Aug 03, 2021 04:47 PM
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connordogAug 03, 2021 04:47 PM
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James Hoffman tested the temperature of the grounds/water mix while making a pour over and the temp hovered near the 190f mark. The temp of the water in the kettle was "just off boil", or near 212f. The ideal bew temp for coffee is 195-205. Unless I'm missing something
It seems these variable temp kettles are overkill for pour over coffee.
Aug 03, 2021 08:11 PM
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ddBqRvCpcFv6Aug 03, 2021 08:11 PM
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Quote from connordog :
James Hoffman tested the temperature of the grounds/water mix while making a pour over and the temp hovered near the 190f mark. The temp of the water in the kettle was "just off boil", or near 212f. The ideal bew temp for coffee is 195-205. Unless I'm missing something
It seems these variable temp kettles are overkill for pour over coffee.
You can set the temperature of the water and it will level set at the point.

Great for different teas which might require lower temp.
Aug 03, 2021 08:30 PM
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SensibleMallard371Aug 03, 2021 08:30 PM
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James Hoffman review on this kettle here [youtu.be]
Aug 03, 2021 11:08 PM
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1-6Aug 03, 2021 11:08 PM
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Unfortunately, my home doesn't look nice enough to complement the look of this kettle lol.
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Aug 04, 2021 12:26 AM
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connordogAug 04, 2021 12:26 AM
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Quote from ddBqRvCpcFv6 :
You can set the temperature of the water and it will level set at the point.

Great for different teas which might require lower temp.
Agree for teas or other beverages that require temps <190f. While Hoffman did find the result in the cup pleasing, the ability to heat water to boiling using a $15 kettle on the stove appears to be the most cost efficient tool. If you want an electric kettle, a $50 version would do just as well.

And for reference, I was able to repeat Hoffman's temp method as well.
Aug 04, 2021 02:47 PM
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ocean_slkAug 04, 2021 02:47 PM
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ok, it's a good kettle, but can it be "excellent" like this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mIuK2Eudf7Q
Aug 04, 2021 05:39 PM
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icarus_Aug 04, 2021 05:39 PM
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I recognize that the Stagg EKG is the big brand name that most coffee people will say you have to have, but I am a coffee nut too and I think the electric gooseneck kettles on Amazon with digital displays and granular temperature control are every bit as good at half the price.

https://www.amazon.com/Willsence-...08LDGDJM4/

I have something similar to this and it works beautifully. Heats up quickly, has a temp hold function, and zero metallic taste or anything.
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Aug 04, 2021 06:35 PM
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rjmariAug 04, 2021 06:35 PM
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Quote from crazindndude :
I recognize that the Stagg EKG is the big brand name that most coffee people will say you have to have, but I am a coffee nut too and I think the electric gooseneck kettles on Amazon with digital displays and granular temperature control are every bit as good at half the price.

https://www.amazon.com/Willsence-...08LDGDJM4/ [amazon.com]

I have something similar to this and it works beautifully. Heats up quickly, has a temp hold function, and zero metallic taste or anything.
Correct. It's already been addressed in this thread. But you're paying extra for the aesthetics and build quality. Functionally, most electric kettles will work about the same.
Aug 04, 2021 10:04 PM
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WayneBannerAug 04, 2021 10:04 PM
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Quote from rjmari :
Correct. It's already been addressed in this thread. But you're paying extra for the aesthetics and build quality. Functionally, most electric kettles will work about the same.
There's also the shape and execution of the spout. A poor spout will lead to a lot of splashing, a good spout will produce a more laminar flow. I have not tried any of the others, but it's those small details that are frequently missed in cheaper versions. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wKr-cRSszC4
Aug 04, 2021 10:23 PM
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cdubstagAug 04, 2021 10:23 PM
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I know this is a needlessly expensive kettle but... I want it... my hipster cool points will get a substantial bump with this. I wish I was less serious lol
Aug 05, 2021 12:50 AM
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theraptscallionAug 05, 2021 12:50 AM
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I have the analog version of this that I received for free from red rooster coffee for subscribing to their beans (I highly recommend them). It pours perfectly and the built in temperature gauge is only off by 3 degrees according to my digital cooking thermometer.

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BrightPenguin860Aug 05, 2021 01:52 AM
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Quote from connordog :
James Hoffman tested the temperature of the grounds/water mix while making a pour over and the temp hovered near the 190f mark. The temp of the water in the kettle was "just off boil", or near 212f. The ideal bew temp for coffee is 195-205. Unless I'm missing something
It seems these variable temp kettles are overkill for pour over coffee.
Not exactly true, for lighter roast pour-over you typically want much closer to boil. I think there have been some tests on this as well. In my experience the 195-205 range is ideal for something like a french press, but I've had much better results using near boil temp water for pour-overs.

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