Are these the silken sachets shaped like a pyramid? Or regular tea bags?
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They are the silken sachets shaped like a pyramid. These have a lot of flavor, we usually use one sachet with enough water for two cups.
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They are sort of a pyramid, but being silken they don't truly hold a pyramid shape. After use, they usually dry out in a pyramid shape. My wife and I just love the tea after a meal to just enjoy.
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The shape is irregular. It has a trapezium shape. Each bag has 34cm on the top part, 20cm on bottom part, 28cm of height and 11cm of depth.It's very large. However, the bottom part measure limits the objects you can put in there.The side bags are very large too.
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infusers are not designed for tea bags, they're to be used with loose tea that has not been ground finely like the bags. The ball is 2" diameter, so place the amount of loose tea that you hope to use into a piece of plastic wrap and roll it into a ball. If the size is under 2" in diameter, this will work for you.
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Hi Cgj1978 No this are not cone shaped . They are rectangular and very sturdy. I use them all the time. However if cone shape is what you are looking for they have those also here on amazon click this link. I have used these as well.Clear Cellophane Cone Shaped Treat & Favor Bags - 100 Bags
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No, these are flat like tea bags. There is an eco option where you can use your own coffee, but it's a bit messy.
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Hi, they are square bags in "twos" much like the way other teas are packaged. You just pull apart the tea bags and pop one in your cup. Enjoy!
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The tea is in sachets, but each sachet is not wrapped individually in paper or plastic.
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They are twisted at each end. I sent the ones I got back because they were too expensive. I went to Sam's and got the same exact bag for $6.00. I hope this was helpful.
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These are finely diced, dried roots. It's not powdered. I use it to make tea :)
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I use 2 family size tea bags. You may have to experiment to get exactly what you like.
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If these are made of the same material as those " silk" teabags, I heard they are not safe to use. , I will follow up if I can find a link. Won't kill you immediately of course but who needs food stuff soaked in more plastic?[ This answers feature should allow us to subscribe to questions.]
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Yes they are both designed with extra fine holes so you can use with fine loose tea.
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I have over a hundred individual bags in the box at the moment. They're from Twinings, Celestial Seasonings, Oregon Chai, Stash, and Ahmad Tea. I've found that just about any tea bag size fits, and a box of bags can easily fit into one of the little sections. I hope this helps!
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Hi Jennifer. Yes. Dome shaped. Nice colors. Stays the same after washing. Along the bottom from left to right 12". From top to bottom (not including 1/2 tab) 9 1/2 "; I hope this was helpful. Nice amount of fill to keep tea hot. I love mine. Covers my Beatrix Potter tea pot lovely (5 cups) and my smaller tea pots too. Melinda
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They're fairly small, if I remember correctly. The tea set is very cute, but not really big enough for a tea party. The picture makes it look bigger than it is.
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no, they are not. They are the usual tea bags(like Bigelow). They are not individually wrapped a second time with the brand printed on it the way Stash teas are, for instance.
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Sorry, I cant remember exactly, but I think that the bag had a rounded shape when filled. They were quite full looking when used. I filled them with snack mix for wedding guest boxes and I think the took about a cup and a half. However the snack mix had larger items in it that trail mix i.e pretzels and large nuts. I hope that this is helpful. I would use them again!