Tea Infuser travel mug

[moldboy]

I'm looking for a tea infuser travel mug. But there is one catch, I like to drink my tea slowly so there has to be a way to remove and store the leaves from the water after steeping. Every one I've looked at has been a mesh inside a travel mug type thing but there is no leaf management system so you either leave them in, or have a dripping mess to deal with. The ideal system will leave my leaves lots of room to breath, but allow them to be scrunched un tightly in a sealed space with little mess...

Anybody have any suggestions?


Thanks

[the_economist]

http://www.amazon.com/Swissgold-TF-300- ... pd_sim_k_2

something like this perhaps?

[moldboy]

That is really nice, but it isn't a travel mug it just fits in a regular mug. But that is really really nice, i've been looking for a regular infuser as well, and that might just do the trick.

[auhckw]

Not much of a travel mug... but I use this in office as my 'travel' mug cause i tend to walk here and there. The cup can retain heat quite well





http://www.amazon.com/Bodum-Personal-St ... B0010NR7C0

[the_economist]

oh i misread!

http://www.amazon.com/Eight-Cranes-PS-P ... d_sbs_k_23

how bout this one

[hopeofdawn]

This is the mug I use constantly at work or while travelling:

http://www.amazon.com/Liquid-Solutions- ... 937&sr=8-2

It has a removable basket/filter inside--I brew just as long as I need, then yank out the basket and put it in an empty paper cup/coffee cup/saucer/whatever I have handy. That way I can rebrew, as well!

[Juno]

I've seen glass traveling tea tumblers at some Starbucks, but I've always been worried about them breaking. Because isn't the point of having a "travel" mug that you can take it with you anywhere and not really have to worry about banging it up a bit?

http://compare.ebay.com/like/2507681072 ... 602_309572

I really like that it's made of glass though, and in stores it's only $16.