Cuisipro 747057 Tea Infuser Review

So easy baby can use it.1. Rotate the ball to separate them. 2. Place the plunger in the lower half3. Load dry tea leaves4. Twist the two halves together 5. Place in hot water for 2-3 minutes. Then remove all of the tea flavor by pulling the plunger while holding the top half. Great device!

This tea infuser is functional. My complaint is that it's not that small. It's the size of a small egg. I have small teacups smaller than cups and when I put this teapot in small teacups. It's like a little boy eating a giant hot dog with his mouth full. For those who are in the LAZY category, stick to tea bags. Washing this thing is a breeze, but it's still a lot more hassle than just throwing away a tea bag.

This is a really good infuser though. The holes are small enough for most teas and the container is large enough to brew very strong single cup loose leaf tea or a full pot of 'regular' teas. Some of the teas I drink are too good for holes, but this is an exception. The design is pretty nice too. The handle is definitely better than the chains that are attached to some teapots and can get into your tea. In addition, everyone who sees this tea asks me about it and always remarks how cool it is…

Hidden from prying eyes in my desk drawers are a few large packets of dried mint leaves. Dried leaf packets combined with a Berkeley degree amuse my colleagues greatly. Before I bought the tea strainer, I had pottery made in the shape of a teaspoon or teabag teapot. It didn't hide tea stains well and never looked so pretty on my desk. The long Cuisipro cord never falls out like a tea bag string, that's its best feature. When not in use, the infuser looks like a small sculpture. A few tiny mint…

Nice concept, visually interesting, but functionally not quite what I was looking for. The holes are too big and not enough. . I ended up using a screw-on mug filter (GSI H2JO! Water Bottle Coffee/Tea Maker) from my water bottle to filter the tea again. If it was wire mesh it might be better if the leaves didn't get in while adding more flavor to the cup. The saucer is useless. serve a purpose. You're bound to fall on the counter here or there. It's so light and the screen is so heavy it just…

I have to admit I was surprised at how much good design can do. It's amazing the little features some designers can come up with! I don't know who ended up thinking of including a saucer with a tea infuser so you can set it down afterwards without needing a separate plate, but they deserve some sort of commendation for being the only person to see and solved what probably should have been . obvious, but it wasn't. The pestle is great. It really speeds up brewing when you're impatient. It's the…