OFFICIAL BRAND Reusable Tea Infuser Stick with Cup Rim Hook

Reusable Tea Infuser Stick with Cup Rim Hook

Core Benefits

 No More Leaves in Every Sip 

Keep loose tea leaves contained while brewing, so you can enjoy a smoother cup without floating leaves getting in your way.

 Easy Lift, No Messy Cleanup 

Simply lift out the infuser when your tea is ready. The leaves stay together for quick, hassle-free emptying and rinsing.

 No More Fishing for Your Tea Infuser 

The curved cup hook keeps the handle within easy reach, making steeping and removing your tea infuser effortless.

 

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Reusable Tea Infuser Stick with Cup Rim Hook

Reusable Tea Infuser Stick with Cup Rim Hook

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Reusable Tea Infuser Stick

Your tea break shouldn’t come with a mouthful of leaves.

You finally sit down with a warm cup. The last thing you want is to fish out floating leaves before every sip.

This slim tea infuser holds your loose leaves while they steep, then lifts out when your tea tastes right. Set it aside. Settle in.

Loose-leaf brewing Curved cup hook Lift-out design
Tea infuser stick beside a woman enjoying a cup of tea

Love the tea. Tired of everything floating in it?

A few loose leaves can turn a quiet break into a surprisingly fussy routine.

Pause before every sip.

You tilt the cup carefully, trying to keep the leaves away from your mouth.

Reach for another spoon.

You scoop one leaf out, and another floats to the top.

Leave the last sip.

The tea at the bottom is mixed with the leaves you’ve been avoiding.

Clean up afterward.

Wet leaves cling to the cup instead of staying together for easy emptying.

Four loose-leaf tea frustrations: floating leaves, scooping, leaves in a sip and cup cleanup

Give the leaves their own space.

Enjoy loose-leaf tea without dropping the leaves straight into your cup. The perforated chamber keeps them together as your tea brews.

When you’re ready to drink, lift the infuser out instead of chasing individual leaves with a spoon.

Side-by-side cups showing loose leaves in water and leaves contained in a tea infuser

Water moves through. Your tea brews around it.

The small openings let water reach the leaves inside. The curved top rests over the rim, keeping the handle within reach while your tea steeps.

  • A perforated chamber for loose-leaf brewing.
  • A long upper handle to lift the infuser out.
  • One removable piece to set on a saucer when you’re done.
Perforated tea infuser immersed in a glass mug with water-flow arrows

Small details you’ll use with every cup.

Perforated lower chamber

Contains the leaves while allowing contact with the water.

Curved rim hook

Gives the infuser a resting point at the edge of your cup.

The slim shape fits neatly into a tea drawer between uses, ready for your next cup.

Close-up views of the perforated tea chamber and curved rim hook

A simple rhythm for your next cup.

Add your loose leaves to the infuser, then brew the way you like. Select a step below.

Let your tea steep.

Place the filled chamber in the water with the hook resting on the rim. Follow your tea’s brewing directions.

Lift it out when you’re ready.

Use the upper handle to remove the infuser when your tea reaches your preferred strength. Let it drain over the cup.

Give yourself a proper tea break.

Rest the infuser on a saucer and enjoy your cup with the leaves set aside.

Ready it for the next cup.

Once cool, empty the used leaves, rinse the chamber and let it dry before storing.

Four illustrated steps: steep tea, lift the infuser, enjoy the cup and rinse the chamber

One by the kettle. One at your desk.

Your favorite tea doesn’t have to wait until you get home. Keep an infuser where you actually take your tea break—at the kitchen counter or beside your work mug.

Sharing the kettle? A second infuser lets someone else brew their own cup without waiting for yours.

Tall glass mugs comparing loose tea leaves with a hanging tea infuser

A few things you might be wondering.

Fine tea dust may pass through the openings. Larger loose leaves are a better choice if you prefer fewer particles in your cup.

Check the cup’s depth and rim shape. The chamber needs room to sit in the water while the hook rests on the rim; shallow cups or unusually thick rims may not suit this design.

Yes. Start with your tea’s recommended amount and brewing time, then lift out the infuser when the tea tastes right to you.

Let it cool, empty the leaves and rinse away any remaining pieces. Allow it to dry before putting it away.

Meet your new tea-drawer regular.

A reusable tea infuser stick with a perforated chamber, an extended upper handle and a curved cup-rim hook.

Product
Reusable Tea Infuser Stick
Designed for
Brewing loose-leaf tea in a compatible cup or mug
Design
Slim perforated chamber, long upper handle and curved rim hook
Appearance
Silver-tone finish
Care
Empty, rinse and allow to dry after use
Tea infuser design overview showing perforations, curved hook, long handle and slim shape

More time with your tea. Less time picking out leaves.

Keep one beside your favorite cup, and make loose-leaf tea an easier part of your day.

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