Old Dutch Cast Iron Osaka Teapot, 20-Ounce, Moss Green
May 27, 2018 - Comment
Unity cast iron “Osaka” teapot moss green finish. an elegant, distinctly shaped cast iron tetsubin teapot named after the beautiful and ancient city of Osaka, japan. inspired by highly prized antique Japanese cast iron teapots still in use today. features a black porcelain enamel interior coating that helps prevent rust includes a stainless steel tea
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I have bought more then 30 of these, they all work great! I have now bought close to 30 of these tea kettles of different sizes and colors. I like to give them as gifts and I use mine everyday. Do not be fooled by the negative reviews. Most are from people who tried to heat water in this by putting it on the stove top. NEVER DO THAT, it will crack the enamel on the inside. Get a $15.00 electric kettle to heat the water and pour it in this to make tea. If you do that it will last forever! I now have over two years of flawless use, as do my…
Very nice tea pot, plus, helps you “Pump Up” Ever thought to yourself – “gosh, wouldn’t it be awesome to drink tea AND work out at the same time”? well folks, here is your answer!The pot holds around 5 mugs of tea, so probably 8 dainty cups if that’s your thing – but this teapot isn’t for dainty people. No sir, this teapot laughs in the face of those flowery china cups and scoffs at the lace doily they’re sitting on. If Caterpillar or John Deere made a teapot, this would be it. Its well constructed, cast iron exterior…
I love my new tetsubin! Old Dutch is the best for the price! Because of food allergies and intolerance.. and a long list of other reasons.. I don’t use tea bags. I only, really buy bulk organic teas and herbs, spices.. etc…I am all about the tea.. I love chado.. and everything about tea. I really want a tea house in my back yard.This is my second Old Dutch Tetsubin… not because anything is wrong with my other one… It is still perfect after all these years; but, I make a lot of tea & I don’t really use bags. I brew fresh…