Happy Sales 2 inch Stainless Steel Tea Infuser filter Strainers, SET OF 2
November 19, 2018 - Comment
Product Features Set of Two (2) 18/8 stainless steel, anti-rust, scratch and smash, long lasting durability for a long time use The attached hook lets the ball hang from your teapot or panhandle and is easily removable when your herbs have fully steeped Please clean and keep dry after use for long lasting use. 2
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If you are straining-as-you-go when pouring your loose leaf iced tea, buy this. Do you like loose leaf cold brew iced tea? Well, read on… After reading about the dangers of making ‘sun tea’ (google it), we started making ‘fridge tea’ (basically cold brew loose leaf iced tea). For years we have simply dumped 6-8 tablespoons of gunpowder black tea into a pitcher, added water and tossed into the refrigerator. A few hours later (I’ve always been surprised how fast this happens), it’s ready to go. To serve, we would grab a strainer and strain-as-we-go. After years of this, I…
Mesh is too big for lose tea This didn’t work for my intended purpose of brewing a whole pitcher of tea with hot water, then leave the pitcher out for a few hours to then be refrigerated for ice tea. I do this all the time using several smaller tea balls, or a large one I bought from a beer brewing store which worked great but now is old and disfigured. I thought this would work perfectly but the mesh is far too big for any of my loose teas – they go straight through the mesh. I suppose you could use it for fruit or…
Well worth it! My husband broke my glass perculator that I make homemade Apple cider in sadly. I didn’t want to spend a lot of money replacing it and found this instead. I figured I would have to cut down cinnamon sticks to fit in here but they fit just dandy! Plenty of room for other spices, oranges. Would have liked the material to feel a bit thicker but easy to clean and will last a long time if we are careful with it in the dish drainer. Glad I found this!