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Fellow Stagg EKG Electric Gooseneck Kettle

Fellow Stagg EKG Electric Gooseneck Kettle

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Design-favorite gooseneck kettle with a 304 steel interior - the only things touching water are steel and two silicone parts (lid gasket, probe sleeve).

The verdict: Silicone only

The kettle body and interior are 304 stainless steel and the lid underside is steel, so no hard plastic touches the water. Two silicone parts are in the water/steam path: a gasket ring under the lid and a compression-molded sleeve around the temperature probe at the bottom. The handle, lid pull, and base are BPA-free polypropylene but never contact water. So it clears the plastic bar but not the silicone bar.

Verification: Manufacturer confirmed · Last reviewed July 2026

Where to buy — all the same silicone only rating
Stagg EKG · EKG · $$$ Amazon Fellow →
Stagg EKG Pro · EKG Pro · $$$$ Amazon Fellow →

What it's made of

PartMaterialWater contact
body / interior wall Stainless Steel
304 / 18-8
Yes primary 🔥
lid (underside) Stainless Steel
304 / 18-8
Yes incidental 🔥
gooseneck spout Stainless Steel
304 / 18-8
Yes primary 🔥
lid gasket ring
seals the lid to prevent spill on steep tilt; contacts water/steam
Silicone Yes seal 🔥
temperature probe sleeve
compression-molded silicone around the temp sensor in the kettle floor
Silicone Yes incidental 🔥
handle
some variants use wood; standard/Pro handles are BPA-free polypropylene
Wood No
lid pull knob
BPA-free plastic, does not contact water
Polypropylene
PP, #5
No
power base
BPA-free plastic housing for electronics
Polypropylene
PP, #5
No

The Stagg EKG is Fellow's flagship electric gooseneck kettle, aimed at pour-over coffee. It has variable temperature control, a hold setting, a built-in brew stopwatch (Pro models add scheduling and a screen), and the precise thin gooseneck spout that pour-over needs. Capacity is 0.9 L.

Pros

  • 304 stainless interior and steel lid underside - no hard plastic in the water path
  • Excellent pour control from the gooseneck spout; precise temperature setting
  • Silicone (not plastic) is the only non-metal touching water, and it is food-grade
  • Steel is the exact material microplastic kettle studies point people toward

Cons

  • Two silicone parts contact water/steam, so not fully plastic-free
  • The lid gasket sits loosely and can leak on steep pours per reviewers
  • Handle, lid pull, and base are BPA-free plastic (no water contact, but present)
  • Premium price for a small 0.9 L capacity

Notes

Common questions

Does the Fellow Stagg EKG Electric Gooseneck Kettle have plastic in it?

No petroleum plastic touches your water. On the Fellow Stagg EKG Electric Gooseneck Kettle, the lid gasket ring and temperature probe sleeve are silicone, and the rest of the water path is stainless steel. There is plastic in the lid pull knob and power base, which never touch your water.

What is the Fellow Stagg EKG Electric Gooseneck Kettle made of?

Part by part, the Fellow Stagg EKG Electric Gooseneck Kettle is: body / interior wall — stainless steel; lid (underside) — stainless steel; gooseneck spout — stainless steel; lid gasket ring — silicone; temperature probe sleeve — silicone; handle — wood; lid pull knob — polypropylene; power base — polypropylene.

Does the Fellow Stagg EKG Electric Gooseneck Kettle have silicone in it?

Yes — the lid gasket ring and temperature probe sleeve are silicone on the Fellow Stagg EKG Electric Gooseneck Kettle. They are seals rather than surfaces your water sits against, which is stainless steel.

Is the Fellow Stagg EKG Electric Gooseneck Kettle BPA-free?

No plastic touches your water on the Fellow Stagg EKG Electric Gooseneck Kettle — the water path is stainless steel and silicone — so BPA, which comes from polycarbonate and epoxy plastics, is not in play here.

Where is the Fellow Stagg EKG Electric Gooseneck Kettle made?

The Fellow Stagg EKG Electric Gooseneck Kettle is made in China.

Categories: Electric Kettles

Sources

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