Yoassi 2 Pack Tea Infuser, 304 Stainless Steel Tea Filter Strainer with Lid and Double Handles Perfect for Hanging on Teapots, Mugs, Cups to steep Loose Leaf Tea and Coffee

Tea? I don’t mind if o do!Actually these could do coffee too as long as it’s not too finely ground.I use mine for loose leaf tea, dandelion being a particular favourite at present.I don’t have a kettle so use a beam to cup coffee machine and set it up to dispense hot water directly onto the leaves in the brewer’s container . Because this is not boiling water the tea is not damaged and the water is also filtered so thaf the taste is pure and clean .The lid is helpful and can be used as a saucer to sit and drain the brewer on once it’s steeped enough. A knock on the side of the bin displaces nose of the ‘done’ leaves and it can be rinsed under the tap or dishwashed. It’s clean hygienic an easy!Sweetener is optional!

Perfect for making a cup of tea without a tea pot. Pop your loose tea in & stir, leave to brew for a couple of minutes or to your taste & voila! The lid/saucer is super useful. Keep you tea hot whilst brewing & pop the infuser on the saucer once made. You can use it in a teapot too, to make it easier to empty the teapot.Washes up great in the dishwasher & cones out like new.Save the environment by avoiding tea bags that contain plastic.

Extremely effective way to make a great cup of tea. Fits every mug I have, sits perfectly on the rim, lets the tea leaves circulate and when done they just tip out and I can rinse the infuser clean with no effort at all. I make two cups with one infuser and just adjust the amount of tea I use. The holes are the perfect size, there is only a minute amount of sediment left in the mug, about as much as if you use a tea bag. I’ve used all manner of gadgets to make a good cup of tea but none are as good as this infuser.

It's already split on one of the four infusers. The others work well and whilst I'm a tad annoyed by the one infuser being unusable now - believe it might just be a one off problem. I'd still buy these (last two I purchased circa 2022)lasted well.

Beautifully made tea infuser; the ultra fine mesh and strong top handle as well as the depth and capacity of the strainer are all well designed - to fit any mug, tea pot or even a tea cup. I brew the herbs in a stainless steel thermos flask, pour into this wonderfully functional over a jug - it is perfectly balanced, you don't need to hold it - pour the hot tea back into the flak, ready for first thing in the morning on an empty stomach - to get the medicinal benefit of 'herb dieting'. I looked at several and am very glad I chose this one - 2 in the box for a very reasonable price - BIG VALUE FOR MONEY. I also strain my freshly ground (brewed in a flask) coffee with this.

Use daily, easy to clean, well made. Simple yet effective. Perfect for loose leaf

Great product at good price. More planet-friendly than tea-bags - and let's you brew from your choice of quality loose tea. Emptying out the leaves after making your brew is a bit more of a nuisance than with tea-bags - but the design of these makes it as easy as possible. Have found best way is to stand infuser on lid for few moments, after brewing, to get rid of any drips, then, holding it by one 'wing', invert it over waste bin and give the other 'wing' a couple of sharp taps on edge of bin. Then turn it round and give another couple of taps, holding other 'wing'. Absolutely minimal residue then left in infuser (no worry about this tiny amount clogging sink waste outlet, when you wash it) Our favourite tea is an African, small leaf tea, which has a wonderful full-bodied but mellow flavour. The only trace of the actual tea in our cups, is a very tiny quantity of very fine powder in the bottom of the cup (so fine you wouldn't be able to detect it if you drank it). Would highly recommend this product.,'

Awesome product, exactly what I needed!I had experience with smaller ones that sink into the mug, with the same dense mesh, but they would hang by a chain with a hook. That hook was getting attached to everything, plus the hooks for screwing the cap were damaging my cleaning sponge! All in all, it was a bad experience that was putting me off using loose tea, which is the greatest quality, really.But this infuser is great because it doesn't need to sink in, or a screwable cap - you can use the round plate it comes with as a cap, but there's no way tea could get into the cup. Therefore no annoying hooks, which makes it a breeze to clean. I'm a bit weary about leaving it in a wet environment too long, which might cause rust to appear, so I'm careful. It's too early to say, they're quite new.I was also worried that taking them out of the cup would spill tea somehow, but it's a breeze, there's no disturbance in the water.I'm really happy with them, I'll be making loose tea more often now!The cups in the photo are quite big, 330ml mugs, for reference. But I put them in smaller 300ml mugs as a test and they fit.