Are you shopping for a tea kettle made in the USA? Don't be fooled by websites that have fake articles with links to purchase made in USA tea kettles. You can't trust that those tea kettles are actually American made. At USA Love List our editors have been compiling lists for readers of products made in the USA for years. You can trust that we have done the research for you.
ARE THERE ANY TEA KETTLES MADE IN THE USA?
Currently, there are no tea kettles made in the USA. The cost of a tea kettle made in the USA would be exceptionally high. Today's consumers care more about how much an item costs than they do about where it is manufactured. Tea kettles made in China and other countries flood the market are cheaper and in more demand. We do, however, have some American made alternatives to suggest.
WE FOUND THESE AMERICAN MADE TEA KETTLE ALTERNATIVES
So there are no tea kettles made in the USA, but that doesn't mean there aren't other American made tea products. We found many American made tea kettle options that can be used to steep the best cup of tea.
Do you have a favorite American made tea kettle alternative that we missed? Let us know in the comments below, and we can add it to this list! We update this post often and we will always on the hunt for an American made tea kettle manufacturer!
Whistling Tea Kettle Assembled in the USA
Medelco offers many different sized of tea kettles in their Cafe Brew collection of Whistling Kettles. These kettles are gas and electric stove top safe. They are assembled in the USA with glass from Germany and other foreign and domestic parts.
Fiesta Teapots
Fiesta teapots are manufactured in West Virginia by the Fiesta® Tableware Company. Fiesta dishware has been made in the USA since the 1930s and has gained in popularity in recent years because of the vibrant colors the products are available in. I love my Fiesta teapot! It is the perfect size for brewing 2 or 3 cups of tea.
Turkey Foot LLC. They’re handmade in USA.
Thanks! Just ordered from them 🙂
I am also looking for USA made items and I am happy to have come across your article to guide me with my purchase.
Thank you so much!
Exploring the wonderful world of tea kettles while supporting local craftsmanship is fantastic! It’s heartening to see a focus on products made in the USA. These kettles are not just kitchen essentials; they’re a testament to quality and community support. Thanks for sharing this insightful roundup!
I think it is better to buy Tea Kettles online.
Tracy,
Good for you. I applaud your efforts to list American made products. As a business owner, I try to source everything I can from the USA. As you’ve found out, that is often a challenge. I’ve given up on finding a gooseneck kettle Made In USA, so I might settle for one of the tea kettles you’ve listed here.
Good job!
Russell
Looking for an electric tea kettle made in the US. Have spent what seems like a bazillion hours researching with no luck.
So frustrating
Same here! I am shocked and saddened that not one exists. 🙁
All Clad makes a tea kettle and all of their products are made in the US. It’s $99 but it’s an option.
On the All Clad website there is a tea kettle for $99 but it says it is Made in China. maybe its changed since you purchased it. Bummer!
All clad tea kettles are made in china
Unfortunately, that’s not true — All Clad kettles are indeed made in China.
I was hoping to find a tea kettle made in USA, unfortunately I didn’t find one, settled for one made in Japan, England had some however to expensive at $300. I am trying very hard to not purchase anything made in China since the research I’ve been doing points to unfavorable materials being used in there products. I was very happy to find this website. Thanks for getting this out there.
If it’s from China you can bet it has lead in it.
Everything out of commie China is toxic.
I’m convinced they do it on purpose.
Chemex makes a handblown glass kettle in Massachusetts. It does not whistle but works well. Looks somewhat unorthodox; a lot of people have asked me if it is a bong . . .
Good call on Emerson Creek. We have lots of there stuff, and it is all holding up well.