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Question: Can you use this with an induction coil? It seems like it would be perfect for that...
Document: I use this cast iron teapot on an induction stove top. Heats up fast and consistently around the bottom and sides. Capacity is nice for preparing more an one cup. Design is clean and simple.
I just love it. Not too many tea pots are 52oz so I was a little worried it would be too big but it's just perfect. You get about 4 large cups of tea. The pot itself looks even better in person. It's just beautiful. I'm very happy with my purchase.
The description says that this pot can keep tea at servable temperature for up to an hour, but I would not recommend it. I like my tea hot, and if it has been stewing for more than 30 minutes, I would not drink it if my life depended on it.
), but it doesn't seem like it would be healthy for me to drink from this. So I'm just going to return it immediately. There is another one of those Old Dutch Cast Iron teapots on here where it has a reviewer mentioning the same thing, just that it happened to her later on (about a year in). There was another commenter that concurred.
I wanted the larger size teapot as I drink green tea all day. This one is the right size for me (several cups of tea) and is very cute.It is heavy but not too heavy. I would like to get a stand to keep it warm. And the price is great!
Its well constructed, cast iron exterior with a ceramic coating on the inside. Options? well...lets face it folks, its a teapot - still, it pours very well (cant say that about every teapot I've used) and comes with a basket to hold the tea leaves. It also has a lid and a handle, both useful in a teapot, and a spout - that about covers options.SO - what is it like to use?
I love that this is a 52 ounce pot - enough for 2 people to have several cups of tea.It is easy to clean and keeps the temperature for quite some time.The ONLY complaint I have is the spout dribbles. I think it should be a bit higher and better &#34;sculpted&#34; to prevent this, but I just use a dark tea towel to cup the pot and catch the dribbles.
Wonderful teapot, very heavy, large capacity: 4 cups of fine tea at a time! I realize now that's it's better to have wider teapot in oppose to a tall one. It makes a huge difference, since all the tea leaves get covered with water even if you are making half a teapot. It holds temperature well and for a long time. I use regular trivet.
This thing is really really heavy, so it might not be suitable for children (which should not be manipulating hot liquids anyhow) or very elderly people. Other than that (which seems more of a characteristic than a defect) it is a really good product: looks good, keeps tea hot, has plenty of capacity and space for throwing tea leaves or whatever it is you want to brew.
I like to sip on hot tea thru the day and this does a great job of keeping the water hot for hours
Answer: No the inside is coated with porcelain and it says on the instructions that you should not use it in that manner.  We use an electric kettle.