Does your dinner get cold while you make your tea? Do you have trouble timing when to set your kettle on while making dinner? FRET NO MORE! Now you can cook your food AND make your tea!
I mean I imagine that’s how this obviously MADE FOR TV invention would be marketed.
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she could have put on her panties before taking a picture of a reflective object.
And she must be anorexic if that one little pot is going to feed anyone. Two pieces of steamed celery with tea? Whoa! I’m fed! BURP!
Who drinks tea at dinner?
There’s probably a billion or so Chinese that do, I’d wager.
In Ireland, this kind of heat transfer is quite common. I’ve seen that a thousand times and even up to 4 pots on top of each other.
If you’ve got 10 ppl to feet but have only 4 hob tops … or recession wise really need to save energy … that’s a solution.
Who uses stovetop kettles?