
The local diner has mint tea and my husband asked if I could make it at home. He drinks a lot of tea when we eat out, so I knew I was going to need a giant tea bag. For my recipe, I use 2/3 cup black tea and 1/3 cup mint. A cup of dried herbs pretty much fills a 4" x 6" bag. The tip is thin but strong and stays taut once tensioned. The material is sufficiently "mesh" that the tea is well brewed in the fridge all night. It happens small dust-like particles. I gave 4 stars for "easy to clean" because the bag is full and has to be turned inside out to empty. Then the tea leaves are still stuck to the inside (now outside) of the bag and have to be washed off. The pouches dry fairly quickly on wooden pegs. Since they are used exclusively for tea, I see no need to do anything more than just rinse them.

Nonstick Frying Pan Skillet With Swiss Granite Coating And Lid, Healthy Cookware Chef'S Pan With Glass Cover, PFOA Free (11 Inches)
42 Review

Sealing Silicone Lid For 6 Quart Instant Pot - Fits Multiple Models - Perfect Pressure Cooker Accessory
37 Review

COTEY 3.5" Set Of 4 Egg Rings With Wooden Handle - Large Round Molds For Frying Eggs And English Muffins - Griddle Cooking Shaper For Perfect Breakfasts
39 Review

Amazon Basics Enameled Cast Iron Covered Dutch Oven, 7.3-Quart, Red
36 Review

GOBAM Wood Rolling Pin: The Perfect Dough Roller For Baking Cookies, Pie, Pizza & More - 13 X 1.38 Inches
35 Review

PME Scriber Needle Modelling Tool, For Cake Decorating, 5.7-Inch
38 Review

100-Pack Of Disposable 18-Inch Piping Bags For Cake, Cupcake, And Cookie Decorating - Perfect For Icing And Frosting!
41 Review

AmazonBasics Silicone Baking Mat Sheet
48 Review