But since I got to order this one for free, I figured I had nothing to lose. When my package arrived, it dawned on me for the first time that the lid really would help keep the tea hot while it steeped, and I was surprised by a) how very sturdy the stainless steel basket was and b) how fine the holes of the infuser basket were. I was suddenly quite hopeful!
And reader, I am happy to report that the the infuser basket in this mug does a terrific job of straining off the tea leaves. You will note that the lid also serves as a coaster, so maybe I can stop staining the berry bowls I usually let fill in for coasters as I steep my tea. And I don't want to tell you what fun new tea I was drinking just yet (I ordered some for a giveaway next week, so stay tuned!), but I will say that even the smallest particles of tea were strained off. I was impressed, and I'm thankful to Adagio for letting me try a reasonably priced infuser mug that actually works. You can check it out here in pink and here in other colors as well!
Sounds like a true winner!
ReplyDeleteAlso sounds like the perfect Mother's Day gift for moms, daughters, cousins, Aunts, godmothers, friends, etc.
I like the looks of that - and it would indeed make a great gift. Thanks for trying it out for us!
ReplyDeleteI have a red one very similar to this. It is a good way to infuse tea if just wanting one mug full.
ReplyDeleteI love the color! Pink is a favorite of mine. I already have one just like it in Sky, but I'm mighty tempted to pick up another one. :-)
ReplyDeleteIt's always nice when infuser baskets work as they should. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteAgreed! I have this infuser and cup. It's fantastic. Nothing floating in your tea, no sediment at the bottom of the cup.
ReplyDeleteHave you noticed Darjeeling is getting harder to find?
I will have to check this out. Thank you for the review!
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