TEA STRAINER
OXO OXO BREW Twisting Tea Ball Infuser
Brand: OXOColor: MetalFeatures: Twisting feature makes filling with a large amount loose leaf tea a breeze Extra small etched holes prevent particles from getting into your mug Long, stainless steel neck accommodates most cups and mugs Works with all loose leaf teas, also great for herbs and spices Soft, comfortable, non-slip grip Dishwasher safe and BPA-free Binding: Kitchenmodel number: 1410280Part Number: 1410280Details: The OXO Brew Twisting Tea Ball makes it simple to scoop, steep and savor your favorite loose leaf tea. The unique twisting handle lets you load a generous amount of tea into the Ball while the spinning design makes for easy emptying. Extra small etched holes prevent unwanted particles from escaping into your cup, and the right-sized neck fits most mugs and rests safely against the sides without slipping. With a soft grip for comfortable stirring, the Twisting Tea Ball is also great for steeping herbs and spices. Dishwasher safe.EAN: 0689978049671Package Dimensions: 10.2 x 4.2 x 1.6 inchesLanguages: Italian, German, French, English, Spanish
$ 42.99$ 38.49
Our tea strainers are designed to help you make the perfect cup of tea every time, whether you prefer loose leaf or bagged tea. Made from high-quality materials like stainless steel and mesh, our tea strainers are durable, easy to use, and easy to clean. From traditional ball-shaped tea infusers to modern tea strainers that fit right into your cup, we have a wide variety of styles to choose from.
With our tea strainers, you can enjoy your favorite tea blends with ease and convenience, and without any loose tea leaves floating in your cup. Whether you're a tea lover or a casual sipper, our tea strainers are the perfect addition to your tea-making routine. Browse our selection today and discover the perfect tea strainer for you.
What is the difference between a tea strainer and tea infuser?
A tea strainer and a tea infuser are both used to steep loose tea leaves, but they serve different purposes.
A tea strainer is used to separate the brewed tea from the tea leaves or herbs. It typically consists of a small basket with a fine mesh or perforations that is placed over a cup or pot, and the tea is poured through the strainer to remove any loose leaves or particles.
A tea infuser, on the other hand, is used to contain the tea leaves while they steep in hot water. It is typically a small mesh or perforated container that is filled with loose tea leaves and placed directly into a cup or pot of hot water. The infuser allows the tea to steep while containing the leaves, so they don't float freely in the water.