I'd like to use this for a 34 oz capacity teapot. Is it large enough?
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I believe that it should be, but I do remember the infuser being packed full of 2 tsp of loose leaf tea after it steeped for a while. Though, admittedly, that was a very flowery white tea.
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Yes it is, but I suppose it would also depend on the type of tea- green tea leaves tend to expand so probably not. Also it depend on if you like your tea strong- I like mine mild so I normally use about less than a 1/4th of the space for a single cup:)
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I checked the infuser and it holds almost half a cup in it. It is very large for the size of the pot which holds 2.5 to 3 cups of liquid. I think you would be able to make very strong tea with it.
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Both my covers are very roomy, so the kettle you're getting will probably fit fine. I'd chance it, if I were you. Worst case, you swap it for a larger one, right? Good luck.
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It fits my 40oz Brown Betty with room to spare in height. If the teapot is tall rather than round - it should fit just fine
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Great product! I have an average coffee mug. I don't think it would fit a teapot. I don't use it for taht. I use it for my tea/coffee mug. I don't drink coffee, but I drink my tea in a mug not a tea cup. I would think a teacup would be a bit shallow.
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Hello Willard. The capacity of the teapot is either 2 large mugfuls per pot, or 4 standard teacups.
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You might want the larger size. If you use the larger one, I think it should work just fine. Be careful as you remove it from the pot. It will need to besupported because it will flatten out without the sides of the pot to shape it.
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I think it would work just fine. I use mine for tea and have had no problems so far.
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It has a nice large opening on top, I use a large slotted spoon to fish out my tea bags. The spout seals well without dripping. It should work fine. My only advice is to be careful not to smack it with anything as I have cracked two of these when I hit the corners while moving them.
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We wanted to clear up some dimensional information - so thanks Elizabeth for asking. With the top on and locked the strainer is 2 inches in diameter at its widest point and just over 2 inches tall. It holds 5 teaspoons of tea, but we recommend using 1 tablespoon (3 teaspoons) of tea to get great flavor and allow the tea to fully expand. Hope that helps, Don (Schefs)
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Hello. As a matter of fact it is bigger than i thought. It can hold at least 2-3 Tablespoons, and its more intended to prepare a large quantity of tea rather than a single mug.
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I put an 11" deep round pot that is 12" across. It just barely fits. The one I used is made of a corrugated type material that has a little give to it.
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Hello! I think if you have a tea flower, then if you remove the basket, yes, it would fit...it is a generous 4 cup pot.
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That depends on the kind of tea you are using and the potency you are looking for. I've used this to make a 1.5 liter size pitcher of sun tea and I've also used it to make a 18 ounce size of hot tea. You will have to experiment a bit to find your flavor level. Since it is big, you have more room to "play". Sorry I couldn't give you a more direct answer, hope this helps
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the capacity easily makes three cups of tea with some water to spare. I chose the smaller pot on purpose because my sister has a taller pot and it is very heavy to pick up when filled. I love the this pot, just the right size.
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I found it works best on a regular size tea cup or regular . The handles will reach 4 inches in width. I love mine and use it several times a day.
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This will hold at least 4 teaspoons of loose tea, with room for expansion. Including loose teas with decent size pieces of dried fruit. I hope this helps.