Forlife Capsule Infuser: A Convenient Solution for Effortless Tea Brewing Review

I prefer to buy loose tea by the kilo instead of drinking tea in tea bags. This little beauty is perfect for brewing large batches of loose leaf tea at once. The holes are very small and you can see that it is of high quality. I look forward to many years of making tea with it.

I use this teapot to brew 10 tablespoons of loose tea for 5 gallons of kombucha. Very happy with the safe top turn and long chain. A cheaper style of short chain flip clasp opened up and made a mess. so worth the money. I will update this review if anything changes.

This is a Capsule Tea Infuser; However, for me, it's the "spice filter" in making the best Vietnamese noodle soup - Phở. Love how it's made from stainless steel sheet with lots of little holes, durable and easy to clean compared to stainless steel mesh. are smooth on the inside, ie many small holes are free of burrs. When tying the hat is fixed. This is for LIFE = FORLIFE measures 3 inches in diameter and 3 inches tall.

Perfect for making a large batch of tea in my instant kettle. I heat the water to a boil in "saute mode" and check the temperature with a thermometer, what kind of tea I'm going to brew. When I've reached the right temperature, I switch my Instant Pot to "keep warm" and drop into the tea-filled pot and cover with a glass lid for the time it takes for each type of tea. Once the tea is properly brewed, I pour the tea into a thermograph or teapot. Very durable and well made. Easy to hand clean and

I bought this iced tea infuser. I add about 3 tablespoons of topless tea leaves (I like Lipton Yellow Label) to a full (2 quart) teapot. After brewing, the teapot is filled 1/2 with moist tea leaves. Do not overfill - this allows the leaves to swim in it and develop their full aroma in the boiling water. I haven't used it for sun tea but I think it will work for this one. The size corresponds to the description. If filled with loose tea, it would hold about a measuring cup. The chain is long…

I use this with Betty's 8 cup brown teapot. It fits with a margin of about 1/4 inch. It makes excellent tea. The chain is a good length. The brown betty holds just over 1.7 liters of water in which I use 4 scoops of the tea I brew. On this day, the tea in the teapot expands well. I usually follow the tea brewing instructions and try to make a strong but not bitter tea. I used to use large tea bags that I filled myself. make a bitter tea out of it. They are also easily rinsed (discarded). The…

Excellent product. I cook a lot and often make homemade soups and broths. It has a large capacity (about 1 cup) and very small openings. It allows water to pass through the reservoir, but not much flows out. It's great for adding herbs to flavor soups and broths when you don't want herbs in the end product. It reduces the amount of effort I have to do and I never wonder where the mysterious bay leaf will appear. It is very easy to clean as nothing gets stuck in the holes. Also, the lid is very…

I bought this brewing unit to make gallons of iced tea. It works. It holds 32 grams of loose tea (which I weigh on an espresso scale), although quite full. However, I did get an amazing taste of iced white and green teas from a gallon. My iced tea faucet glass holds 1.5 gallons so I just bought another of these brewers so I can brew 1.5 gallons of iced tea. A handy hook and chain make it easy to hang the strainer from the side of the glass or raise and lower it while brewing. Easy to clean, the

Costs three to four times more than one of these giant tea balls with a hinge, but for me it was worth it! I've had these articulated balls fall apart too many times and spat out all the tracks. There are workarounds using clamps and zip ties etc but this is such a better solution. It holds about a cup, although you'll want to leave room for tea, so don't stuff it. But it's enough for a gallon of kombucha tea or a full ounce of some infusion herbs. The sieve is really fine, so small pieces like