🍵 Tinkee Tea Filter Bags - Safe & Natural Disposable Infusers for Loose Leaf Tea - Set of 100 (3.15 x 3.94 inch) - White Review

They call themselves. They work great and I can't detect any change in taste. The downside is that it's very difficult to use the drawstring to close the pouches. When trying to do it, almost all pockets tore.

ok i just want to say i LOVE this cereal NO MORE FLAKES IN MY TEA! I used a metal ball to brew tea, now it works with my large teas but not with smaller teas, these bags are a very good size for people who like stronger teas, open drawstrings, cool I've even got two very good ones Bag poured and refilled

I've never made tea bags myself so this was an experiment for me. They are slightly larger than commercial tea bags, but if you're making your own tea blend, that's an advantage. If you use small cups, these are a bit big for them. You have to be careful when pulling the ropes, you have to pull on one side, they pull on the other, don't pull, at the same time the bag tears and the ropes come out.

Love these for loose tea! They're nice and roomy so you can actually put enough tea in for a whole pot, but I only use one teaspoon at a time per cup. The top tightens and the rope is long enough to stay outside of the cup and not fall back. The material is durable, will not tear or leak. All in all the bags are very high quality and I would definitely recommend them.

I bought these to make my own mint tea bags. I've been growing my mint for a while and the number is growing every year, so I decided to give drying the leaves and brewing tea a try! These tea bags are larger than the usual individual size and more like "family size" tea bags. However, I found I needed to add more dried leaves to get the flavor I wanted, so it's a good thing they were a bit larger.

These large tea bags (4" x 3") are easy to open and fill with tea. , the thread is 3 inches long (the other three inches are inside the rim of the tea bag). I've tried both green tea leaves and black tea powder in it, steeping green tea leaves a bit longer, but considering they need to be simmered or boiled, I think tea bags work well for a quick and easy tea.

I bought these liqueurs because I make a lot of homemade liqueurs by infusing Everclear (190% alcohol) with various things including fine herbs and spices. everything so filtering can be time consuming and tedious. I used packets for the last batch I made which contained a lot of smaller herbs and spices which tend to leave fine particles in the liquid. Using these sachets (infused for two weeks) reduced filtration time significantly: it was truly amazing how much trouble these sachets had…

Very easy to use. It's getting chilly outside so grab them and enjoy that loose leaf tea that's probably been sitting in your cupboard for a long time 😉 Update: Reordered these bags when they ran out and received them in new packaging. It's good that it's recyclable (it came in a small box), but there's no secure seal. The first time it was in a ziplock bag and it wasn't unsafe to use. It's still the same product, but packing food in a box where dust and bacteria can get in is very…

Tip: I broke quite a few of these before realizing I had to pull each string individually. Pull both to start, then pull one to pull harder and the other to pull even harder. I wish I had known before I used a few semi open ones and then ripped at least 4 of them. Patience! In general, they are best for hot tea. I'm trying to soak sumac bran in the cold overnight so I can use it as a beverage that I can warm up or drink cold. This paper is still decent and great for hot tea but quite thick for…