☕ Convenient and Eco-Friendly Tea Filter Bags Set: 300 Disposable Infusers with Free Tea Spoon, Ideal for Loose Leaf Tea, Coffee, Spice, and Herbs Review

Incredible value and versatility! I use them not only for tea but also to store spices for broth. I have cooked a large pot of pho (Vietnamese beef noodle soup) for over 4 hours and the disposable bags have not ripped or fallen apart. Also, you may not taste any leftover tea bags as sometimes happens with other tea bags or even metal/silicone tea strainers.

They work great and are very comfortable. The included little shovel works great too! Great size for tea, spices etc. I've used them for tea and in a slow cooker for soups/ciders that have whole spices that need to be removed. There were no breaks in the packs or leaves/spices. I tighten the laces and then tie a knot around the top of the bag, especially when tossing everything in the slow cooker.

Ordered for the first time. As long as they are great! The material is very durable and can withstand a fair amount. I would like to point out that some people have complained in their reviews about pockets not staying closed. I always tie a small knot when I'm done stuffing. You don't expect your shoes to stay tight unless they're tied, why would they need anything other than a flimsy cotton rope. Don't let the lack of common sense sway you. I will continue to buy these bags as they fit my…

Take a lighter/match and light one of these bags. What do you see? Does it burn like paper or cotton, or literally melt like every plastic fiber you've ever known? Now look at the two vertical seams. Are they sewn like a natural fiber should be, or can you clearly see that they have been thermally fused/fused with a hot metal press making a triangular pattern into the nylon/polyester/whatever thing? out? Watch the sheen of the fabric surface that never fades or changes. Have you ever seen such…

I use a 2-4 cup stainless steel coffee maker to make coffee and it was difficult to use the smaller basket filters as there was no hole in the center for the coffee pot leg. The rupture of one of them caused a soil leak. I can't dump dirt down the drain in the kitchen as it's far from the septic tank so I needed something else to help. These do! I use 2 pots apiece, fill half the coffee (or tea, I might add because the percolator does a great job of brewing tea too) into one and set it on one…

I prefer to make my own blends and use my own brewing baskets that suit me perfectly. But when I have a crowd and want to do a lot or my friends don't like little tea leaves at the bottom of their cups (I love my friends but I really have to laugh), they are perfect. They're pretty easy to fill and come with a cute little slim sturdy measuring spoon that's perfect for pockets. They contain a tablespoon of most of my teas. If you are a very frugal person and use the bags carefully, you can use…

This is not what you expect from a pouch. "Normal" tea bags absorb water, they sink into a cup or teapot, they are porous, they feel like paper. They don't absorb water; they don't sink into a pot; They have the same smooth feel as plastic. I put one filled with tea in a small pot of hot water. It floated up. After being pushed underwater repeatedly, it was still floating. I left it for 8 hours, it was still floating. It makes a liquid tea that's drinkable, so porous, but after 8 hours the…