In this video, we will look at the different heat sources to boil water for your tea.
We will list methods from bad to good in our opinion.
1:01 Induction: Induction uses a magnetic field to heat iron (or other magnetic metal) and so heating your water. The good is that induction is available, fast and efficient. The downside is that it makes bad water for tea. And you need to have a specific kettle for it to work.
1:58 Electric kettle: Electric kettles use a heating element to heat your water. Pros: Easy to use, fast, available and efficient. The downside is that most use alot of plastic and water is not that good.
3:26 Infrared: Infrared uses a coil that emits infrared light to heat up your water. It makes good water but is more difficult to get, slow and stays warm after turning it off. Our klarstein infrared plate is a nice option: (www.leaveswith...)
6:13 Gas: Heats up fast, makes good water and portable. The downside is that it uses canisters.
6:50 Charcoal: The best way to heat water for your tea! It is possible to take it outside. The downside is Carbon monoxide if using indoors. You'll have to light it well in advance, and it is not efficient/environmentally friendly.
8:33 Sidenote for Alcohol: Good for keeping kettle warm but not for boiling your water. It does make good water.
9:21 What to do with this information?
9:41 What I use personally
What is your favorite heat source for tea? Let us know in the comments below.
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15 авг 2024