Mar 2nd, '09, 16:48
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by Ms Kita B » Mar 2nd, '09, 16:48
I know this isn't very traditional but what do you guys think?
Mar 2nd, '09, 16:57
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by Victoria » Mar 2nd, '09, 16:57
Well ... I have one. And I also have a small pumpkin pot. The pumpkin pot is
more user friendly. As I told someone else - the steam hole is through the knob
and it gets mighty hot. It is less of a problem on the pumpkin pot. But yeah,
it looks cool But they both do.
Mar 2nd, '09, 17:38
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by snafu » Mar 2nd, '09, 17:38
It looks pretty cool. Not sure I like the small filter chamber - I've always accepted the traditional widsom that tea leaves need lots of room to expand but maybe that's not such a big deal in this case.
Mar 4th, '09, 00:27
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by Ms Kita B » Mar 4th, '09, 00:27
Thanks guys I think I'll keep searching for the perfect one
I ♥ TEA!
Mar 4th, '09, 00:43
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by Wesli » Mar 4th, '09, 00:43
The cup-like infusers are actually quite good for allowing leaf to expand, the only downside being that you have to always fill the pots all the way up.
