Green Tea Kettle

I bought a cheap tea kettle, made in China, and they recommended to always dump out the water at the end of using it. Of course, it's not my habit to always do that. I don't remember us doing that with Revere Ware, for example.

Now I

Mine's all green as well. I never considered it a hazard. I'll watch your question, but I can't imagine it would be dangerous. Like you said, it's just oxidized copper.

2008-03-04 06:26:46 by colbertgecko

I dont believe that green tea make you lose weight.In fact all food and almost all drinks( except water ) have calories and they dont make you lose weight,unless they are laxative or diuretic.In those cases if you use them too much ,they can cause...

2008-07-26 18:00:00 by lana

ok i want to start drinking green tea and i have done it a couple of times but as i have read on the label and it says to boil a cup of water then pour it over the tea bag (b/c i don't drink the one out of the bottle) but what i have been doing is...

i use a kettle. One thing about green tea is to follow the instructions on the tea bag, but most green teas require very hot water, and not boiling water. The green teas I have drank require steeping times of 3-4 minutes..But I usually steep in...

2007-03-06 15:09:47 by Loly06

Im not sure of the smell but it is a little like metal...when I make green tea there is a residue left on the glass, could this be from the kettle or tea? Do you think it is safe to drink water from the kettle still?

Aluminum Oxide....AKA, aluminum rust.

The residue is the dissolved oxide

There is no known health problems with ingesting aluminum oxides...I personally prefer stainless steel

2008-12-28 11:39:04 by Ashley

Does green tea give you heart burn? Is there anything I can add to it or change to make it stop giving me heart burn? I bought this awesome new tea kettle and this really good tropical green tea bags and I love the taste, but before I am done with...

I don't think there is anything you can do to reduce the heartburn effect except to reduce the amount you drink. Taking OTC medicine like the other person indicated really is just masking the issue, so if you haven't really had heartburn before...

2009-01-15 10:19:07 by J C