Reddit reviews Tiesta Tea - Loose Leaf Tea Filters, 100 Count, Disposable Tea Infuser, 100% Natural Unbleached Paper, Steeps Hot Tea, Iced Tea & Coffee, Eco-Friendly, Single Serve Filter for one Cup, Empty Tea Bags
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Brew on the go: Our Tiesta Tea loose-leaf empty tea filters are perfect for making that perfect cup anytime, anywhere. Just steep your tea and toss it when you’re finished … too easy.Brewing supplies: great tea, like great beer, requires quality brewing. Tiesta Tea filters, tea Infusers, tea balls, brew baskets and more will keep you brewing delicious tea All year long.Tea for any lifestyle: from Traditional green teas and breakfast teas to unique herbal Teas, and fruit teas like mango teas, ginger teas, turmeric teas & More, Tiesta Tea has the right blend for your lifestyle.Finding the right tea should be simple: We have 5 functional categories based on the health benefits of each blend. With a variety of flavors within each function, Our blends fit every taste & lifestyle.Try Tiesta tea's premium Loose Leaf tea experience, including our tea filters, tea Infusers, mugs, iced tea pitchers, dry Flights, and tea kits. Live loose with us.
I grind fresh coffee the day I leave for a trip. Espresso grind (number 2 on my grinder). I bring fillable tea bags
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Then fill one of those up with 1-2 spoons. Drop it in for about 4 mins.
They are super light.
Much better tasting that the instant stuff.
When people ask for the best xyz food in town, I hate when redditers respond with, "You should make it yourself, it's easy/cheaper/better!"
So I'm going to hate myself for saying this, but you could take your favorite loose tea with you in tea bags like these or these.
Perhaps more helpfully, though, I'm partial to Harney & Sons Hot Cinnamon Sunset/Spice Black Tea, and you can get the bags/sachets at our Target.
Honestly, I haven't found a great tea infuser that doesn't leave little bits and pieces in my cup. That's really a peeve of mine. Its a little wasteful, but I really like these filters: Tiesta Tea Filters
You sound kind of like me, I wasn't into tea because I thought tea meant Lipton and then I had to quit the Red Bull and got into tea for the variety.
Personally I use these empty tea filters from Tiesta Tea for making tea at work. You can choose whatever loose tea your feeling at the moment and how much you'd like to use and then let it steep like any other tea bag. I try to only make 8oz glasses because there isn't that much space for a lot of tea. Hope that helps, enjoy the variety of tea.
Yes, the pot I use does have a mesh infuser, but I think you're right - it's not big enough to let the larger leaves "unfurl" and brew properly. I don't think it goes deep enough into the pot for whole leaves, but I'm guessing. Instead of replacing the pot, I was looking at options and found these loose leaf teabags -
Loose Leaf Tea Filters
I thought that if I used a bag like that and bypassed the infuser entirely by putting the tea in one of those bags, dropping it into the bottom of the pot, and pouring the water directly over it might give the tea more room to "breathe" and brew properly.