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T2 Tea-Mesh Ball Infuser Small

$18.00
Total Sold: 10

Availability: Available

Say goodbye to messy tea leaves and hello to effortless brewing!



  • Crafted from stainless steel mesh

  • Equipped with a silicone chain for easy handling

  • Ideal for steeping loose leaf tea

  • Compact size perfect for single servings

  • Hand wash recommended; not dishwasher or microwave safe

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Total:

$33.98

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Description

Product Description


Transforming into the ideal teabag every time, this meshy tea ball and chain is a brewing essential. Enhanced with silicone detailing, it's a must-have brewing accessory. Suitable for brewing in pots or for personal tea enjoyment, it's a versatile brewing bombshell.

  • A stainless-steel mesh ball infuser with a silicone chain.
  • Gentle hand wash, not suitable for dishwasher or microwave.

100% ethically sourced to the standards of SMETA or BSCI.

 

Material & Care

Basket: stainless steel, chain: silicone. Gentle hand wash only. Not suitable for microwave or dishwasher.

About T2 Tea

Life at T2 is vibrant, creative, and driven by a group of passionate tea lovers who delight in sharing a cuppa and building the T2 Tea Generation.

Reinventing and reimagining the humble tea leaf, and sharing our teas with anyone who'll listen. In 1996, our first store opened in Fitzroy, Melbourne. A tea revolution began. Imagine pink ceilings, towering displays of tea and teawares, and Chinese newspaper covering the walls. Tea fuelled our conversations with all kinds of people; it was a chance to learn about them, and in turn tell the something about ourselves.


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