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The IngenuiTea is this remarkable one-person tea kettle. It looks rather like a heavy-plastic cup, with a lid on it. In truth, the bottom of this cup is actually a valve. When the IngenuiTea is set on a plate, the valve is closed. When you set the IngenuiTea on top of your cup, the valve is opened and the tea can drain out. So to make a fresh cup of tea, set the IngenuiTea on your kitchen counter (or whereever you make your tea) dump a serving of whatever loose leaf tea you like into the IngenuiTea, add hot water, wait and then set the IngenuiTea on your cup. No-fuss, no-muss and you've got a fresh, piping-hot cup of tea!
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And it really is no-muss as valve in the bottom of the IngenuiTea is covered by a fine, mesh-filter which keeps the leaves in the IngenuiTea and out of your cup.
The starter set also includes a small book which very briefly discusses tea's benefits and history. As well as one of 4 different sample packs of tea: black, green, flavored or herbal. The teas in the sampler packs are subject to change, but currently the black sampler pack includes yunnan jig which happens to be my favorite.
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Stainless Steel Tea Infuser with lid & saucer Simple to use Provides your teas with ample infusion room Great for single serving brews Durable stainless steel design won’t affect the flavor of your tea! Use with any cup or mug Comes with a lid and saucer
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May 12, 2007
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- Pot is microwavable. Heat water right in the teapot then add tea.
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November 1, 2009
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- Pot is microwavable. Heat water right in the teapot then add tea.
- Filter is replaceable.
Also it's dishwasher safe!
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