T-Sac’s tea filter bags are single-use, natural paper tea infusers for steeping to brew high-quality loose leaf tea with the convenience of tea bags. Enjoy the fresh, natural taste of loose leaf tea without the hassle and mess of conventional straining methods. Control the amount of tea used for a more robust and flavorful cup
T-Sac’s tea filter bags are single-use, natural paper tea infusers for steeping to brew high-quality loose leaf tea with the convenience of tea bags. Enjoy the fresh, natural taste of loose leaf tea without the hassle and mess of conventional straining methods. Control the amount of tea used for a more robust and flavorful cup of tea. Easily blend teas for customized brews. T-Sac tea filter bags are made with fine paper fibers that allow tea to brew quickly while keeping sediment and smaller tea leaves of the finer grade teas from escaping into the brew. The top flap folds over to secure contents inside. The expandable, gusseted bottom allows ample room for tea leaves to fully expand and t-sac to sit securely without the need for a filter stand. Easy to use. Simply open the t-sac, measure in the desired amount of loose leaf tea and fold the top flap over. Place into a teacup for mug and pour in just-boiled water. Steep tea no less than 3 minutes to release its essential oils and maximum the brewed infusion with aroma and flavor. Once tea is steeped to desired strength, discard the t-sac. Great for steeping all types of tea, including black tea, oolong tea, green tea, chai, chamomile and other herbal tea. Or use for mulling spices for cooking and baking, or make hot apple cider, spiced wine, and other drink recipes with mulled spices. Just fill with aromatic spices instead of loose tea. T-Sac tea filter bags are user friendly and disposable for convenience and easy cleanup. Made in Germany from all-natural, unbleached paper with no chemicals or artificial ingredients to taint the flavor of the tea. Environmentally sensitive, completely biodegradable and fully compostable. Available in 4 convenient sizes to brew tea, from single servings to large teapots.
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T-Sac Size 4, Set of 100 Our family drinks a lot of tea so we have a lot ways we filter our loose leaf teas, from individual stainless steel ball strainers to individual silicone+stainless steel steepers, to whole pot stainless steel infusers.If I wanted to make tea for the whole family I’d use our 40 oz teapot. These use and toss T-Sac Tea Filter Bags are so convenient, no washing needed. Plus, the tea leaves seem to get steeped better when completely submerged inside the filter bags compared to floating…
Usually a great product, but a problem with this batch I like the size of these tea bags, because I can brew a very large pot of tea and cool it for ice tea. I have been using T-Sac bags for years, but the latest batch, which I ordered last year, has a problem with the sides of the bags not being sealed properly. I filled a dozen bags today and at least three of them had to be replaced because the sides had a hole where they were not sealed and the loose tea leaves leaked out. Since I have only used about a quarter of the box of tea bags, I am…
Excellent disposable one-use teapot filters that simplifies cleanup for me when making one pot of tea I love tea and have a lot of tea infusers but have become lazy as I get older. These disposable bags allow me to make one pot of tea (up to 10 cups) and then just throw out the bag without having to dump an infuser and wash it. Although I have automatic teapots with their own infusers, sometimes I just want to use one of my regular ceramic teapots.I just fill the filter with enough tea for the size pot I am using and then hang this inside the pot by using the teapot’s lid to keep…