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It’s also faster than boiling a pot of water on the stove so you can save time if you run it through the kettle and then poor it into a pot on the stove to boil whatever you were making.
Regular tea drinkers do. Otherwise, they aren’t useful.
Light tea drinkers don’t have a use for them because for single cups now and then, you’re better off nuking the water to temp.
Hell, I have a cup almost every day, and that’s still not worth having another thing on the counter for.
The U.S. is more into coffee than tea overall. But I know plenty of people that drink tea often enough to merit having one and using it.
It’s also faster than boiling a pot of water on the stove so you can save time if you run it through the kettle and then poor it into a pot on the stove to boil whatever you were making.
Which can also be done with the microwave without having to get an extra device
Microwave can heat MORE water than a kettle, too. Unless your microwave is oddly small or your kettle freakishly huge, that is
Or you don’t own a microwave.