Showing posts with label tea ball. Show all posts
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11/18/2011

Norpro Grip-EZ Tea Infuser with Cup Review

Norpro Grip-EZ Tea Infuser with Cup
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This item is well made, and actually rather attractive. It looks better in real-life than in the picture. The handles are a nice silicon, and the spring loaded mechanism is rather clever.
I am not, however, convinced that the design is perfect. It's a bit peculiar to load with tea while holding it open with the other hand.

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Enjoy fresh, loose-leaf teas any time with Norpro's mess-free infuser and drip-cup set. The mesh infuser is crafted from durable stainless steel with a comfortable, non-slip santoprene handle. When removing the infuser from the fresh-brewed tea, place it in the included stainless-steel drip cup for mess-free enjoyment. The infuser measures 6 inches (15 cm) long and should be washed by hand for care.

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8/27/2011

Trudeau Silicone Tea Infuser & Cup Lid Set (Random Colors) Review

Trudeau Silicone Tea Infuser and Cup Lid Set (Random Colors)
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There's really no such thing as the perfect tea infuser or there wouldn't be so many new ones out there. This one is made of silicone, which has the advantage of its rubbery-feel flexibility. The tea goes into the body of the "berry" and is then put in the bottom of the mug. The "handle" is the leaf, and the "stem" is flexible. That means it hangs over the edge of the mug like a teabag, as opposed to many metal infusers where the handle is rigid and sticks up several inches out of the mug, making the whole thing a big unstable. There is a "slice of fruit" that serves as a lid to the mug while you're steeping the tea, and then as a place to put the infuser after it's done its job.
The only real complaint I have is that the "berry" isn't quite big enough, at least for some kinds of tea. It depends on how much tea you want in the infuser. If you're using a type that requires a full tablespoon, for instance, it's not going to work very well. On the other hand, the holes in the berry are small enough that there aren't a lot of extra tea leaves floating around in your mug.
I have yet to find the perfect infuser, but this is a nice one to use while I further the search.

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Tea enthusiasts and novice drinkers alike will enjoy this cheerful infuser set. Contents: 1 Silicone tea infuser with lid (Random Color). You may receive either Red, Yellow or Orange. Due to manufacturer packaging we are unable to guarantee the color you will receive.

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