☕ Time for Tea English Original: Experience the Perfect Cup with our 1 Cup Tea Measuring Spoon/Scooper Review

I ordered this so I wouldn't have to guess how much tea to use for the perfect cup of tea. This spoon measures the perfect amount of loose tea to brew the perfect cup of tea every time. There is some weight in that. So happy I bought this. I would recommend this measuring spoon for tea.

I used a teaspoon from my measuring set to scoop the tea. I drank so much tea that I got this spoon in honor of tea-making moments. This spoon feels so good in my hands. It's a wonderful weight, the meta is hard and shiny, the shape is ergonomic and absolute. This would make a great gift for the tea lover who can't afford to treat themselves to a sexy teaspoon. Give these people this spoon. You will be so happy!

Exactly as written, this is a "Cup of perfect tea" spoon. I keep it with all my loose tees and I just love it. It actually really fine tuned my tea making process. I used too much tea per cup and took too long to brew. Finally, my tea has become a wonderful treat. Before things got bitter, this spoon had a huge impact on my loose tea process. It takes a subtle touch to brew the perfect cup of tea.

I bought this product to dispense bath salts from a glass canister. I wanted something that looked like a spa and would hold up well in a bathroom where water was involved. It's perfect! You can't keep a spoon in an Epsom salt container because it will corrode stainless steel, but using it just to add bath salts isn't a problem. It is well made, stable and fits well in the hand. Ideal size for extracting loose tea, ground coffee or bath salts from containers. Very happy with it.

I bought a Joie Quack Duck Floating Teapot and I'm so glad I bought it with it because I couldn't fill this small cup with my regular teaspoon. It's the perfect size for a cup of tea, and since all my other spoons are for my small teapot, it comes in very handy. My measuring spoons are on the back of the measuring cups and are a lot less convenient. The only thing I would like is a clip or clip to hang it on a tea bag. Also, it's not magnetic, otherwise I'd try to hold it to my knife strip…

Great little teaspoon! It measures the perfect cup of tea every time. I use it in combination with a teacup of Ingenuitea (which is actually 16 ounces and takes two scoops from a perfect teaspoon). Even though I'm not scooping tea with this spoon but rather brewing tea from a bag (I keep switching between loose tea and tea bags at work), it's handy if I put the bag on a flat stem and loop the rope around it and the handle to wring the pouch over a cup of fresh tea. If I had any annoyances it…