Tea Filter Bags, Disposable Tea Infuser, Number 1-Size, 1-Cup Capacity, Set of 200

These are great for traveling, don't take up space, and easy to fill. They are strong enough not to burst after use

I drink a lot of tea but can't be bothered to use a teapot. These little sacs are open ended teabags but with one side much longer, in fact, tall enough to drape over the side of your mug. Fill the sac with your chosen tea, drape over the side of the mug, add water and you have an instant teabag with the tea of your choice. Somehow the teabag seems to close itself so even if you drop the whole bag into your mug, the leaves stay in the bag rather than float around the mug. Perfect for anyone who likes to drink speciality teas on their own rather than make a brew. Fresh tea but without the teapot (and no tea leaves to empty from the pot). I couldn't live without these little sacs now!

Great idea, but I've since moved on to a metal strainer by Neibo that's less faff and easy to clean (plus nothing to replace).

If you're looking to use your own tea bags for your loose leaf tea rather than ready made tea, you've come to the right product. The quantity lasts me such a long time (but in quarantine, you really realise how much tea you have drunk, which is why I bought two, just in case I run out unexpectedly). I have never had a problem with them ripping, it holds on to almost every leaf and rarely gives you that dusty tea effect that some of the loose leaf tea holders can give you. I've been using the No. 1 and No. 2 both for quite a while and they're both fantastic.

Not very easy to put tea leaves in it. I need a very small teaspoon to help. I need to staple it to prevent the tea leaves come out.

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Perfect. It's so difficult to find plain teabags in real life. I often get puzzled looks when I've asked. I prefer these to tea infusers. I only need a small teaspoon for a cup. There's more surface area for the tea to disperse as opposed to tea infusers which don't let the tea seep out as much. And handy for cleaning. Good quality, the teabags don't dissolve and the tea leaves don't float out. You may have problems if you over fill. The top folds over and keeps the leaves trapped.

Work so well with loose tea. I simply spooned in the correct quantity of loose gyokuro tea into the pouch and poured on water @ 70 Celsius and brewed for two minutes whilst swirling the bag around a few times and resting the open end over the edge of my little cup? Works a treat and since the leaves have more space to circulate, I was able to get three 200ml cups out of it whereas with a metal ball, only two is possible.