bluesea, plz consider bodum bistro

Hi bluesea, Look at this link for bodum. In your last review, you said you couldn't find the mini travel press. Please look at the Bodum "bistro". It is a small french press that you can put into ANY size mug, and it's portable. I just bought one at World Market today. I was going to give it to my hubby for xmas; he drinks french press all the time...but now, I just may want to keep it for my tea (ha!)...or I may have to go buy another one. :-) good luck!

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- the Bodum online shop

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darawen littlestich
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darawen littlestich

Thanks for letting me know.

Yes, polycarbonate is great that way :).

It looks great. How fine is the mesh - have you tried it with rooibos?

I really like the idea of a built-in infuser. What happens with black tea? How do you stop the steep? Do you turn the bottle upside-down, remove the infuser, and recap?

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Bluesea

(Having seen the picture, I'm assuming this is the same as the Piao-I travel tea jar.) I don't do rooibos, but the mesh is exceedingly fine, comparable to a Chatsford filter.

I guess you could do that, but I'm too cowardly and lazy. I use the device with teas that tolerate long steeps, and I use a lot less leaf than in "normal" brewing setups.

/Lew

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Lewis Perin

Excellent!

LOL. That's what I do with greens and whites with lower temps, too. With black, I set the timer and stop the infusion when it goes off.

Thanks for the info. I think I'll enjoy having one.

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Bluesea

I have not tried it with rooibos yet but just looking at the mesh it seems pretty fine. I will experiment and report back to you.

Yes, this is what I would do for black tea and hot water. Most times I use the Tbuddy with jasmine in the strainer and cool water--and drink thruout the day, replenishing water when necessary.

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darawen littlestich

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