🥛 ELITEA Clear Glass Milk Tea Serving Pitcher Creamer Mug - 200ml / 7 fl.oz: Perfect for Tea, Coffee, and More! Review

This is a cute little milk jug. The glass is so thin that it shattered after several uses. I'm very careful about how I handle my dishes and glasses, so I wouldn't recommend this milk jug.

I really like this miniature jug. I wanted something to fill my little Kreug's water tank so I didn't have to pull it out from under the closet. It's elegant and looks great. I will probably buy another one.

I love to cook with different sauces. The pitcher I used was a bit tall and narrow and I was always afraid of knocking it over. It is great. It's a squat little thing that works great. Depending on the sauce, it is enough for 2-4 people. It is beautiful and goes particularly well with cream or fruit sauces. I seem a bit thin and delicate so I don't know how durable it will be. So far no problems.

article not as described and defective. I must have received a different model than the photo. Elitea's contact information is not explicitly shown anywhere and the only remedy I'm given is to return it (provided it's at my expense). The volume is listed as 200ml but mine has a volume of 260ml where it's tight and over 300ml to the brim. In addition, the spout is crooked so that the liquid only drips when poured.

This is not a durable glass item like you would find in a diner for serving cream etc. It is a thin item that matches porcelain tableware, specially designed for Chinese gong fu. It feels comfortable in the hand, the spout pours well and the shape holds the pieces of tea leaves that have not fallen into the teapot brewing device well. Its durability is like that of a wine glass. I've been using it daily for the past two weeks and I haven't even come close to breaking or chipping it.

This is not a durable glass item like you would find in a diner for serving cream etc for a Chinese gong fu set. It feels comfortable in the hand, the spout pours well and the shape holds the pieces of tea leaves that have not fallen into the teapot brewing device well. Its durability is like that of a wine glass. I've been using it daily for the past two weeks and I haven't even come close to breaking or chipping it.

I was very pleased with this product (Elitea 200ml Clear Glass Tea Serving Pot) - simple, sleek, organic design. The price wasn't bad at $9 when I bought it. While other clear glass cha hai can be purchased for a few dollars less, I couldn't find any with Prime's fast shipping. The product description says "very thick clear glass" which might be a bit of an exaggeration but I would compare this to the average glass thickness of a beaker. I'd be careful with that, but it doesn't seem so flimsy…

This small pitcher is perfect for the #2 Yi-shin pot. This isn't a boast, so the focus remains on the color and transparency of the tea. The spout is thin and extends into a sharp "V" for filling small cups, does not drip and creates a cohesive stream. The curved shape of the pot allows me to pour almost all of my tea into mugs, with any leaf fragments falling out. Finally, since it is glass and not raw clay, you can use it for the lightest green tea after using it for the heaviest pu-erh…