How To Infuse Tea - Loose Leaf Infusers And Teapots

Once you have selected and bought your loose leaf tea. You are going to need to infuse the tea with a loose leaf tea infuser or a loose leaf teapot. There are a ton of loose leaf tea infusers out there. There are a couple of things you need to be cautious for when using a loose leaf tea infuser.

To start, make sure you are selecting a tea infuser that has the least likely chance of rusting. There are quite a few of low quality loose leaf tea infusers on the market. These infusers are made with material that will rust easy. Also look at the infuser and decide if the strainer has the proper hole sizes. If you are making tea dust or herbal teas, you will need a fine strainer infuser so that the loose leaf doesn't get through.

There are alternatives to metal loose leaf tea infusers. One option is to use loose leaf tea bags. These tea bags are specially created to allow you to put your own loose leaf tea in the tea bag. There are also special loose leaf tea infusers on the market.

Loose Leaf Teapots

You can also infuse your tea in loose leaf tea pots. Most teapots have an infuser built into the top lid, others may have an infuser mesh built into the spout. A few loose leaf teapots need you to possibly use separate a loose leaf infuser as well.

By: Merly Kay

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Reference: Hawaiian tea at Chi of Tea Loose Leaf Tea Information