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Your cart is empty. The Teaze infuser is a revolutionary new method of steeping loose leaf tea by the cup. Insert your desired dry tea or herbal tisane leaf into the steeping chamber, add hot water and watch the leaves tumble as the tea develops to the desired color and intensity. To dispense, simply place the Teaze infuser on top of any standard mug or cup. This step activates the flow-through valve, and allows the liquid to filter into your cup.
The Teaze infuser is BPA-free and dishwasher safe. Stainless steel mesh filter is removable for more thorough cleaning. Drip tray included.
Highly recommended for premium loose leaf tea and herbal tisanes.
Brittany Baxter
2025-09-04 21:34:58
Perfect Tea Infuser for Loose Leaf Tea!I absolutely love this tea infuser! It’s the perfect size for loose leaf tea and allows the leaves to expand fully while brewing, which results in a more flavorful cup. The stainless steel design is sturdy, and the fine mesh ensures that no small bits of tea escape into the cup. It’s super easy to use – just scoop in your favorite tea, steep, and remove without any mess. I also appreciate how easy it is to clean; a quick rinse and it’s good as new. Plus, the long chain makes it easy to remove from my mug without burning my fingers! If you're a fan of loose leaf tea, this is a must-have. Highly recommend!
Simran
2025-08-26 14:18:23
I did not expect to love this thing so much! I drink loose leaf tea daily and before buying this, I went between a Japanese cast iron kettle and French Press. I don't even use the kettle anymore - there are just too many steps and usually a boiling over mess onto the stove.I now just heat my water in the electric kettle, scoop my tea into the cup, pour the water over, close the lid and let it steep. Then place the tea infuser over my mug for a satisfying, seamless pour. It's a brilliant way to make a single cup of tea and I'm really glad I gave it a shot. I was only hesitant because it's plastic, but it's BPA-free so I decided to try it.I still use the French press for when I'm making a couple of different teas at the same time or a larger brew, but this is now my go-to for a single cup. It's quick, easy to use and easy to wash. I can easily pop the lid off to clean the inside and the strainer at the bottom easily lifts out (after you push the top tab to the side it'll pop loose and then you just lift it out) for cleaning that too. You will need a little brush whenever you need to thoroughly clean it, which is not after every use in my experience.
Kindle Customer me
2025-08-01 18:21:19
Wasn't sure how this would be but glad I tried it. It works great and doesn't leave grit in my tea. I love how the pot transfers the tea from the bottom of the pot. Easy to clean also.
MIchael
2025-07-29 14:02:21
This thing just works. No leaks, no drips. It holds 16 ounces of water plus tea leaves, and the filter doesn’t let anything through except the steeped tea.We started with a spring-loaded, hinged ball infuser that didn’t close tightly enough to keep all the tea leaves inside. We have also tried the infusers that look like little cups that fit down in your pot or mug. They work better but are a bear to clean.This one is much better than either. The filter pops out, making cleaning much easier. The build quality seems excellent, although we’ve only had it about 2 weeks, so time will tell how well it holds up over time. But the walls of the unit are nice and thick, so I don’t think it will be fragile.I won’t be using anything else for brewing loose leaf tea.
AdamzFamily
2025-07-13 17:55:52
Currently now own three of these due to the ease of use and ease of cleaning. Two for (husband and wife) at home and one for my office.
Linda Williams
2025-03-25 14:52:31
Like the fact how well the strainer works keeping the tea that has been steeped from getting into my cup. The design , durability is wonderful for the price
Kindle Customer
2025-02-06 10:40:00
I didn't know exactly how this device was supposed to work, but instructions were clear. My first cup of tea was delicious! The hardest part is waiting for the water to boil on the stove. You put your measured tea leaves, or a tea bag, into the little pot and pour boiling water over. Steep for a few minutes, whatever seems right to you, and then place the pot on top of a regular cup. As soon as the bottom closure touches the cup, the weight pushes it up and the tea drains into the cup immediately! It was amazing. And so simple. I love it!
Craig Houck
2025-01-18 18:13:35
This works really well. The seal is nice and tight so the water doesn’t leak. Just put water in the top, brew, and place on your mug. The brewed tea comes out the bottom and into the cup.
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