Stainless steel tea tongs with mesh ball infuser for loose tea leaves and transparent glass cup

Stainless steel tea scoop with hanging infuser ball suspended in a double-walled glass cup

Stainless steel tea tongs with ball infuser and hinged handle for loose-leaf tea

Stainless steel tea tongs with fine mesh infuser ball for loose-leaf tea

Tea tongs

This tea tong infuser is ideal for brewing loose-leaf tea. Its 5 cm diameter holds just the right amount of tea for a perfect infusion directly in your cup or mug.

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A tea clip: the must-have accessory for brewing your favourite loose-leaf tea

For those who embrace a zero-waste lifestyle, this tea clip is a wonderfully practical addition to your ritual. Made from stainless steel, it features a fine mesh that works beautifully with all types of loose-leaf tea. Measure out exactly what you need, brew your favourite organic tea without any waste or disposable packaging, and let the clip take the place of single-use tea bags. It is incredibly easy to use. Simply hold the clip in your cup for just the right amount of time, and brewing your loose-leaf organic tea becomes a small, meaningful eco-conscious gesture.

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A tea clip: the ideal tool for letting your organic tea reveal its full flavor

With its fine stainless steel mesh, this tea clip allows loose leaves to steep freely and release their true essence. The stainless steel construction is completely flavor-neutral, so nothing stands between you and your tea. Easy to use in a cup or a small teapot, simply lower it into hot water and use the handle to lift it out safely once steeping is done. The tea clip works as a filter and is compatible with all types of tea. White, black, and green teas all benefit from this gentle approach, as the leaves remain intact throughout the infusion.

How to use your tea clip

Getting started

Using your tea clip correctly makes all the difference, both for protecting the leaves and for keeping your hands safe. Here are all the tips you need to get the most out of it.

How much tea should you put in the mesh?

The right amount of tea depends on what you're brewing. A black tea and an herbal infusion call for different quantities, so always check the instructions on your chosen tea packaging.

How do you fill the mesh?

Simply squeeze the stainless steel handle to open the mesh, add your loose-leaf tea inside, then release the pressure. The mesh closes on its own, and your tea is ready to steep in the cup.

Why a tea clip is perfect for loose-leaf tea

The tea clip is wonderfully easy to use and to clean. A quick rinse under the tap is all it takes. Using loose-leaf tea in a tea clip's mesh also means you use exactly the amount you need, with no waste and no single-use packaging.

Frequently asked questions about the tea clip

How do you clean a tea clip?
After each infusion, open the mesh, discard the leaves, and rinse the clip under cold water. Stainless steel doesn't hold onto odors or stains and won't rust, so a quick dry before storing is all you need. It's also dishwasher safe.

Does a tea clip work with all types of tea?
Yes. The fine mesh catches everything from the large leaves of a black tea to the finer particles of a green tea, white tea, rooibos, or herbal infusion. It's the go-to accessory for brewing any loose-leaf tea by the cup.

Tea clip or tea ball: which one to choose?
A tea clip opens and closes with one hand, making it ideal when you want a quick cup. A tea ball offers a little more capacity and comes with a chain to hang it over the cup. Both allow the leaves to unfurl properly for a full, flavorful infusion.