Comments on: OXO Brew Tea Infuser Basket 6 oz.

By: aiukubi

aiukubi — Wed, 25 Dec 2024 18:56:13 +0000

Produit fantastique, je lâai utilisÃ© pour Ã©plucher des citrons et Ã§a glisse littÃ©ralement en enlevant la peau sans aucune difficultÃ©LâÃ©pluchage devient une expÃ©rience de plaisir

By: TasNet

TasNet — Wed, 25 Dec 2024 18:56:13 +0000

Bought this from online recommendations & wasnât disappointed. Agree that it works much better with small loose leaf teas that usually fall through other strainer/infusers. Good overall size too & the lid/drip tray is handy

By: Corpancho

Corpancho — Wed, 25 Dec 2024 18:56:13 +0000

En verdad cumple su funciÃ³n al 100, se siente resistente y es muy fÃ¡cil de lavar

By: SAK

SAK — Wed, 25 Dec 2024 18:56:13 +0000

This is the third tea infuser that I have tried and I am glad that I persisted after sending the other 2 back, for different reasons. This one is exactly what I wanted. It is deep enough to reach the water in a fairly large cup and has lots of room for more than one teaspoon of tea. It makes an excellent cup of tea with little or no sediment at the botton of the cup. I have only had it for a few days so I cannot vouch for how long it will last but it does look sturdy, so I’m hoping it will last a long time. I find it very easy to clean and to use. Definitely recommended.

By: sylvia76013

sylvia76013 — Wed, 25 Dec 2024 18:56:13 +0000

Amei o produto! Lindo, prÃ¡tico e fÃ¡cil de usar, super recomendo

By: M Krenz

M Krenz — Wed, 25 Dec 2024 18:56:12 +0000

â£ï¸Top Quality!
This is the best quality and designed functionality in a tea infuser/strainer I’ve encounter..I have used every tea device since 1700 era. This is perfect for an individual cup. The rubber grip on the lid means no more burned fingertips. And it a great catch all for the wet infuser to sit in without making a mess. It wonderful! I wish I had found it sooner. Heavy gauge & durable; unlike most tea infusers. Absolutely a perfect gift paired with a special tea and nice cup/mug.

By: Leslie B

Leslie B — Wed, 25 Dec 2024 18:56:12 +0000

Great tea infuser
Sturdy. Easy to clean. Plenty of room for the tea leaves to do their thing. Fits in the mug just right. I purchased one for my daughter after my mother purchased one for me.

By: M Liu

M Liu — Wed, 25 Dec 2024 18:56:12 +0000

Works great after four years and counting!
Going back to do reviews on products Iâve used for a while and loved but never wrote real reviews for and this is one of them. Concept is simple, itâs durable, and the size of the holes is great for steeping loose tea. It does stain over time though, so mine is a bit more brownish after four years. Maybe a metal cleaning agent could help return it to its original shine but I havenât tried. At $15, there are some other brands that sell for cheaper which probably work just as well but you at least know Oxo is going to work great and last, if you donât want to take chances. I do wish you could dump the tea leaves out a little more easily because they can stick to the bottom and sides and take several seconds to pick out or rinse out, but itâs a minor complaint for a product I use every day for my morning cup of tea.

By: Darby

Darby — Wed, 25 Dec 2024 18:56:12 +0000

Versatile & ergonomic
Product: OXO Tea Infuser BasketRating 4/5 (exellent)OXO is known for good quality, ergonomic and reasonably priced kitchen tools, and this tea infuser fits nicely within that paradigm.Likes:+ Tabs: They’re wide enough to fit both medium and large mugs, as well as old fashioned ceramic tea pots of varying sizes.+ Roomy: Its wide enough and deep enough to work well with a wide variety of sizes of mugs and teapots. I bought this for use with a 3 pt ceramic teapot (mostly for Assam, Gunpowder and Puer’h), but it also works fine in 12 and 16 oz mugs, and as long as the liquid level stays below the level of the tabs, it even works in a saucier pan for infusing broths and sauces.+ Strainer: the perforations in the stainless steel basket are fine enough to handle not just loose tea, but tea fannings as wellDislikes:+ Perforations: Most tea aficianados tend to prefer whole leaf tea (either loose, rolled ala gunpowder or compressed ala puer’h) over that of fannings (tea dust, which is why tea bags exist), but it’s nice to have a strainer that’s fine enough to handle both. The only drawback of I an extra fine strainer is that it reduces infusion efficienctly somewhat, because your hot water doesnt convect as freely as it could through the walls of the basket. As a result, ive found it best to periodically ‘tea bag’ the basket up & down a few times, in order to get optimal extraction, esp when infusing in larger teapots.+ Lid: The lid can be inverted to double as a tea caddy, which is nice, but I wish there was a way to lock it in place, and perhaps attach a dunking chain, so that it could be fully submerged in larger vessels.Verdict: A solid value.

By: Joe C

Joe C — Wed, 25 Dec 2024 18:56:12 +0000

Amazing diffuser
Unlike most of this and gives you lots of room for the leaves to bloom, and it hasn’t started prematurely resting so it seems to be quality stainless steel. I really prefer these large tea diffusers over the smaller tea balls, but the previous one I had was silicone. Well I appreciated that it was easy to clean. The silicone on was collapsible and was constantly collapsing when I didn’t want it to. This one is still easy to clean but much sturdier.