Reddit reviews BetyBedy Tea Filter Bags, Disposable Tea Infuser, Safe & Natural Material, 1-Cup Capacity, Drawstring Empty Bag for Loose Leaf Tea, Set of 100 (3.15 x 3.94 inch).
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❤ NATURAL AND SAFE: Natural wood pulp filter paper, processed by UV sterilization and infrared drying.❤ HIGH QUALITY: Sealed package by plastic bags internal, strong penetration of water and removal quickly, never taint the flavor of brewed tea.❤ EASY TO USE AND REMOVE: Easy to fill, single-use, disposable tea filter bags for steeping high-quality loose leaf tea with convenience and you can tie a knot to close it up after used.❤ ENJOY YOUR LIFE: An adventure in a bag, you can let your taste buds do the travelling and experience the exotic and wonderful world of Higher Tea.❤ WIDELY USED: Great used for tea, coffee, herbs, scented tea, herbal tea DIY, herbal medicine package, foot bath package, hot pot package, soup package, clean air bamboo charcoal bag, sachet bag, camphor ball storage, desiccant storage, etc.
I wonder if tea bags for loose tea would work.
Something like this
Would be a quick and easy solution if it did.
A happy medium may be these little disposable bags. I use a similar product and have had great results.
Green teas are very fragile and need to be brewed at a specific temperature. If your water is too hot, your tea will become bitter. I highly recommend investing in a variable temperature kettle so that you can brew at the right temperature. Quality of tea is also important. You want nice, whole leaves, not dust & fannings. The latter indicates poor quality and in addition to broken up tea leaves, you may also get twigs, stems, pebbles, etc.
If you are planning on brewing loose, get a stainless steel infuser basket that are large enough to allow tea leaves to expand. Don't get one of those mini-size tea balls - there isn't enough room. They also have these silicone animal-shaped tea infusers, and although they are adorable, I don't think they're big enough for loose leaf tea.
Alternatively, you can also buy paper tea bags instead of a mesh infuser.
I just chop/grind up the shrooms and steep them in boiling water for 10 minutes or recently boiled water for 20. Add your favorite tea bag and some sugar, and there's no need to eat the shrooms after making tea from them so you can either strain them out (or use a tea ball/empty teabag) or eat them if you want to get the tiny bit left in them.
BTW you can buy empty tea bags on Amazon. Great for shrooms and loose leaf teas.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XCT9BLZ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_NWbFDbPXKQ8V9
I've had some success using hop pellets in tea bags- that allows enough diffusion for 2F dryhopping and they are way easier to fish out than it would be to strain the final product.