Why the Teabloom Cube Glass Teapot Works Well for Loose Leaf Tea
The Teabloom Cube Glass Teapot Infuser is designed to let loose leaf tea leaves expand fully, which helps unlock flavor and aroma. Its borosilicate glass body is safe for stovetop use and holds up to 27 oz, making it suitable for single servings or small shared pots.
The lid includes a built-in fine strainer that filters out tea leaves as you pour, so you don't need a separate infuser basket or tea ball. This combination of space for leaf expansion and built-in straining makes the teapot a practical choice for everyday loose leaf brewing.
How to Brew Loose Leaf Tea in the Cube Glass Teapot
These steps assume you have your chosen loose leaf tea and hot water ready. Adjust the amount of tea to your taste and the specific tea type.
- Warm the teapot: Pour a small amount of hot water into the empty glass teapot, swirl gently, and discard. This preheats the glass and helps maintain a stable brewing temperature.
- Add loose leaf tea: Place your desired amount of loose leaf tea directly into the teapot. Because the built-in strainer is in the lid, the leaves have room to expand in the 27 oz chamber.
- Pour hot water over the leaves: Fill the teapot with hot water at the appropriate temperature for your tea. The borosilicate glass can handle boiling water, but delicate teas may need cooler water.
- Steep and pour: Cover with the lid and let the tea steep for the recommended time. When ready, tilt the teapot to pour; the fine strainer in the lid catches the leaves as the tea flows out.
Teabloom Cube Glass Teapot Infuser at a Glance
- Teabloom Cube Glass Teapot Infuser: Made from durable borosilicate glass, it’s safe for stovetop use and can hold up to 27 oz. The lid features a built-in fine strainer that filters out tea leaves as you pour. You can heat water directly in the teapot on the stove, and the strainer eliminates the need for a separate infuser or tea bags.
Teabloom Cube Glass Teapot Infuser
Caring for Your Glass Teapot
Because the teapot is made of glass, handle it with care to avoid breakage. Avoid sudden temperature changes—don't place a hot teapot on a cold surface or pour cold water into a hot pot. Hand washing is recommended to preserve the clarity of the glass and the fine strainer. Rinse the lid thoroughly after each use to prevent tea residue from clogging the strainer holes.
