This multipurpose, mini tea strainer can also be used for making cocktails or sifting during baking.
The size works great for making a cup of tea with its 3-inch diameter and 5-inch-long handle, and it can be simply laid across the cup rim. Made with stainless steel, twilled mesh, and a silicone handle that is heat-resistant and nonslip.
The handle is not very durable and has been known to break.
This option gives you more value for the price as it comes with 2 baskets for straining and diffusing loose tea leaves.
Covered with a silicone layer to prevent any burning from the inner stainless steel basket. Has a 4.9-inch handle to cover the diameter of most mug openings. Can be used for straining or diffusing tea. Comes with a lid that can also be used as a drip tray.
The metal is relatively thin, giving it a more flimsy feel.
Great for tea kettles or taller mugs, as the 4.7-inch long extension chain can be used to drop in and pull out the mesh ball.
Has extra fine mesh holes for filtering out unwanted particles. Has a push-on lid that can be used as a drip tray, and it is dishwasher-safe for less mess and easy care. Made with stainless steel and will fit most kettle and mug openings.
This isn’t very sturdy, and it has a tendency to fall over when pouring the liquid through it.
This novelty strainer and herbal diffuser adds a cute and functional touch to one’s tea-drinking experience.
Tea leaves go into the bottom part of the body, and the long neck is utilized as a built-in steeping spoon. Made with a food-grade and BPA-free silicone. Contents are easy to dump out, and the product is dishwasher-safe.
The holes in this product are bigger than other strainers, and tea leaves tend to get loose during the brewing process.
The simple design of this item includes 2 sets of stainless steel mesh tea balls.
Compact size of the mesh ball makes for a space-saving item. The 1.69-inch-long extension hooks on the side of the cup for secure brewing. Made with a food-grade stainless steel, and the mesh holes work best for filtering out larger loose tea leaves. Has a clasp closure to keep tea in place.
Not the best choice for straining finer tea leaves, as the holes are wider in size.
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