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In the preparation of loose teas, infusion is a crucial step. There are many infusion methods and the range of tea preparation accessories is extensive. The tea filter is practical and easy to use. But how to choose a tea filter? To enjoy an individual cup or infuse a complete teapot, follow our advice to choose the right model among the different tea filters.
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A tea filter is an accessory that allows you to infuse your leaves in a cup, mug, teapot, or even a bottle. The choice of your tea filter depends on several criteria:
The tea ball is a classic accessory in loose tea preparation. This filter can be used in a mug, teapot, or bottle. The tea ball is available in different shapes and materials. Its small size allows you to take it everywhere. For cleaning, simply put the tea ball in the dishwasher.
The stainless steel mesh tea ball is perfect for tea preparations. Simply place the tea leaves inside. Its hook system keeps the ball closed. Its fine mesh doesn't let leaf residues pass through. Be careful, its flexible material can deform during cleaning.
The perforated stainless steel tea ball works in the same way as the stainless steel mesh tea ball. The ball closes with a screw system. Its holes are slightly larger than those of the mesh ball. The stainless steel tea ball is compatible with all containers. Its chain allows you to remove the tea ball without burning yourself.
The silicone tea infuser is an original gift for an occasional tea drinker. The silicone tea infuser comes in all shapes. According to some consumer reviews, the filter capacity is a bit low.
The glass infuser is less known than other types of tea filters. Its test tube-shaped design is sleek and original. The glass infuser is pierced at the bottom and closes with a cork stopper.
The role of a cup strainer is to prevent tea leaves from mixing with water during infusion. Thanks to its large capacity, tea leaves can easily unfold and release all their aromas.
The permanent stainless steel cup filter is compatible with all types of teas. Practical, it fits on a cup, mug or small teapot. The cup filter comes in several sizes. For cleaning, you can put your filter in the dishwasher.
The permanent Nylon filter is ideal for infusing teas with very fine particles. This filter can sometimes be a bit difficult to clean, as residues can remain trapped in the fine mesh.
The permanent filter with lid helps keep your drink warm during infusion. You can then use the lid as a receptacle for your strainer.
To brew your favorite tea, filter bags to fill are simple to use. You can find disposable paper filters or semi-permanent cotton filters.
The disposable filter bags are biodegradable and not bleached with chlorine. These disposable filters are sold in boxes of 100 pieces. Consider home delivery to always have disposable paper filters in stock.
The cotton tea filter is both economical and ecological. This semi-permanent filter is available in several sizes to fit all containers: cups, mugs, or teapots. To clean it, simply rinse it with clear water.
The disposable paper filter bags come here with a stick. The stick is a small rod that helps keep the paper bag closed. Simply pierce the top of the bag with the stick and place it on the edge of your cup or mug to keep it upright.
If you're a zero-waste enthusiast, the tea pincer is the ideal product. With its fine stainless steel mesh, the tea pincer is compatible with all kinds of teas. This very practical accessory allows you to stir the tea during infusion thanks to its handle.As you can see, whether you prefer green tea, black tea, or herbal tea, you'll definitely find what you're looking for among the different tea filter models.
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