🍵 400 Pack Natural Unbleached Drawstring Tea Filter Bags - Convenient and Eco-Friendly Infuser Pouches for Loose Leaf Tea (7 x 9, Natual Color) Review

These tea bags are a must have in my kitchen. I use them as tea and coffee bags, bouquet garni (herbal bags for soups) and gift tea bags for my homemade teas made from loose black tea and dried orange peel and various spices. I'm sure any crafter who uses, shares or donates small things like buttons and sewing supplies will love these bags. I see gifts for loved ones in the form of a basket with tea samples or bags of candy in the future.

So I definitely had my doubts about the amount for the money and how thin they are. I make powdered herbal tea every day and use coffee filters, but they kept breaking and my tea was chalky. I used them today, they were easy to use, they didn't close and burst even when I squeezed the excess water out of them. Finally I get clean, delicious tea without a drop of dirt in it! Super happy customer, I will definitely buy more!

These tea filter bags are thin but effective and easy to use. I bag a lot of homemade herbal tea blends, so I'm always on the lookout for quality tea bags that are affordable. It's not the best I've tried, but it's not bad either. The filter paper is thin but can hold a few tablespoons of herbs without tearing. Be careful when closing the bag - hold the top of the bag between your fingers and close by pulling firmly on the laces to tighten. It's a decent deal and I like the medium sized tea…

I prefer loose tea over tea bags for flexibility. It is great. I use small or medium for a cup of tea, large for a small teapot. Sometimes when I want a more intense flavor I put some pumpkin pie spice in a small bag and add it to the pot. Filtered chopped mint which I added to a serving of iced tea (I found the floating bits of green embarrassing) and they are potent enough to use for a cup of tea and then tossed into an everlasting pitcher of iced tea to make it stronger . The drawstring…

I was a bit nervous about buying a new brand of tea bags for my loose tea but I really like these. I received the brown/neutral large tea bags not the three size options. They are wide enough that I can easily fit a full spoonful of tea into the bag. I then tie the top and have never had a problem with it tearing. The ones I bought were long and narrow which made it difficult to pour the tea in at times. The only thing I noticed is not a problem, I like my tea to be long brewed, it always is…

I use them like a tea bag but for white coffee and for drinking cocoa nibs. They're a good size for about 2 tablespoons of what you put in. The cable is continuous, so be careful not to pull it all the way. The rope is long enough to tie a few times. Has no odor on the paper and is easy to recycle. Because white coffee and cocoa beans, unlike tea, are hard, ground beans, the flavors don't seem to permeate through the paper as easily as I expected, and a French press is probably the best fit for