Ehugos 1500ml Stovetop Safe Kettle/ Teapot with Infuser Borosilicate Glass Jug Clear Tea Pot Maker for Loose Leaf Tea, Hot/Iced Water, Juice Beverage

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Cast iron stove top kettles – heavier and much more sturdy than other kettles, these guys are prone to rust. On the other hand, they do warm the water much more evenly.

Its handle stays cool and is soft to the touch, and the spout can yet again be opened with just the one hand.

Glass stove top kettles – will need more time to boil water than others, but they are aesthetically quite pleasing, and they are also easy to wash. The lid and knob are made from bamboo and look stylish as well as being eco-friendly! The spout has been designed to be drip-proof, so you do not have to keep such a gorgeous glass teapot on a tray to prevent tea stains. As well as brewing tea, you can also use it for iced tea or cold-steeping teas.

Keep an eye on the pot: Never leave a ceramic teapot unattended on the stove. Keep an eye on it while it heats up, and turn off the stove when you are done. Placing the tea leaves inside a glass teapot and watching them unfurl, transforming the water into a flavorful steep, enhances the experience of tea drinking and adds a visual element to an otherwise regular task.If you are looking for something just a tiny bit different, but not something over the top or extremely colourful (and likely very expensive), there is this neat model that can give you that something extra you are in need of. If you want a teapot with an infuser and like to judge the best brew, then a glass one is a great option. Borosilicate glass means that your teapot has high heat retention but is comfortable to handle, while also meaning that you can see your loose tea or the stainless steel infuser. This becomes a beautiful focal point for your afternoon tea! Stainless Steel Teapots It comes in at 1.8 litres, so you can just put together some iced tea, or a nice portion of iced water with mint and lemon and keep it on the dinner table during meals. It comes with an infuser, so you can also use it as a teapot. If you are a fan of Asian-style tea drinking traditions, this is certainly an incredible choice.

It is of course also a good kettle, colours aside – it’s made of enamelled steel and has a heat-safe handle, and will work with any kind of hob. Avoid abrasive cleaning methods: Use gentle cleaning methods to avoid damaging the teapot’s surface. With 22 gorgeous pieces, this tea set has everything you need to entertain. There are six teacups, six saucers, six teaspoons, a sugar bowl, a cream pitcher, stainless steel filter, and, of course, a gleaming 28-ounce teapot. Every piece in the set is crafted from white porcelain and accented with elegant gold trim. Customers say the porcelain is surprisingly sturdy, as the item nearly has a perfect five-star rating for durability; the pieces are also dishwasher safe but should not be used in the microwave or on the stovetop. Like almost every glass teapot with stainless steel infuser, the lid fits into the strainer, not the pot. This means you can’t use the lid unless the filter is in the pot. They come in a variety of sizes and whether you should buy a big teapot or a small one depends on your use and the amount of tea you need to brew in one go.

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Besides brewing the perfect tea and being a breeze to use and handle, you may want to get something that is both functional and pretty. However, this one is made of plastic, and not stainless steel, which might account for its lower price tag. It does have an enamel finish however, so you might not even be able to tell the difference. If you enjoy the process of watching your tea infuse, then the obvious choice for you is a glass teapot, as they give you the chance to sit, relax and be in complete control of the infusion process. London Pottery makes gorgeous teapots, and this one is no exception! It has a classic look and would be an attractive addition to any afternoon tea or treat yourself to a wonderfully brewed cup of tea.