ZWILLING Thermo Tea & Fruit Infuser, 14.2 oz, Silver-White

The reason I like it is that I don't like carrying large bottles, so I enjoy it immensely!.

Manuel Clayton

| Feb 02, 2021

It may appear that the infuser bottle is small, but it is large enough to hold a can of Even though the infuser bottle is on the pricey side, it is well-made and highly effective. The bag I use to carry coffee and other beverages back and forth between my office and home is well-made and sturdy. The container does not leak as well.

Azariah Levy

| Jun 10, 2021

There's a wide rounded lip on the bottom so that you can drink from it easily. It feels nice in the hand (I'm pretty sure they benchmarked a beer can). I really like the way it seals. In order to clean the entire thing, it will need to be disassembled, but to remove the two gaskets you will need However, one of the gaskets appears rolled, and has to be washed by hand, even though it can be washed in a dishwasher. I was surprised that you had to use the ring that holds the strainer If you pull out the strainer itself, you'll need to use the ring connecting the lid to the body rather than attach the lid directly to the body (the threads aren't matched). It requires much more cleaning, especially because there is a lot of dirt trapped in the ring. Despite the instructions, it is advised that you should not use the thermos for milk or dairy products due to potential bacterial growth problems. Do I have to drink my tea without milk? It would be nice if you could clarify that.

Kobe Riggs

| Jul 13, 2021

Since I've been using this thermo, it's become a regular part of my life. In the great outdoors, I rarely drink coffee, but when I take a break, I like a cup of tea. It's one of the best ones out there. No other material can hold the temperature as well as this one. Hence, Zwilling is a German company worth noting. It's Europe, where we're still drinking out of cups, and we're holding our drinks out of glasses the size of Red Bulls, with cup holders made to hold soda cans, not beverage containers A bucket. An American market tumbler and a European market tumbler are basically different things It is a bit taller than a soda can (about the size of a travel mug). In actuality, it holds a little more than 13 ounces of liquid minus the space required to insulate the liner. As an example Most soda cans are 12 ounces in size. There is something to know about this. My favorite thing about this is the smaller size. It even fits in the side pocket of my jacket, and I love driving old European cars so I love this The cup holders fit perfectly in them! If your design is minimalistic, elegant, dull, or boring, then you should not use it. A mood determines the type of song. There's nothing typical about it except that it's German There's nothing exciting about it, but it stays current for a long time. While some might assume it contains the ashes of a past pet, this is not necessarily the case. *Small detail but definitely worth mentioning is the rubber pad at the bottom of the tablet. By using it, the surfaces are kept scratch-free, extra insulation is provided, and rattling noise is reduced. It is easy for fingerprints to appear on black. When your hands are sweaty and greasy, that doesn't look nice at all. There is no need to be concerned about scratches. It appears that the Germans got their hands on a few gallons of SR-80 The paint code for 71. This is a 5 star rating for me. I can fit one cup of tea in it. My black tea has mint added to it, as you can see in the photos. Also, I can drop leaves or a tea bag inside the mesh insert, so I can throw it away after the brew time. So it's very handy. Here is a decision-making guide I hope you find helpful.

Kaiya Gentry

| Dec 25, 2020

It's small, puzzling, and attractive. I do use it, but I believe its pluses aren't worth its minuses for certain people. To me, it works, but in a very specific manner. A few pluses It's a very attractive looking item. In addition, the 14 ounce volume makes it lighter and may be more appealing to people (like me) who don't drink a lot of water or don't really want to carry as much on hikes or walks. Easy to clean metal filter allows it to be taken apart for cleaning. In order to make the ice really ice cold, you can put it in the filter along with water. It keeps liquid hot or cold for an extremely long time. A few negatives It has to be said that I am somewhat baffled about this thermos' design. If the unit that holds the filter isn't in place, the main cap cannot be screwed onto the container. You can avoid it in one of two ways 1 *br* -Remove the metal filter from the holder (but what about when you're out and about)
2. -Place the metal filter back into the holder. Neither way is really conducive to using the thermos away from home or office (unless the filter can be rinsed)

Even so, I've put the tea bag in it because loose tea is not recommended for this, but you can just chuck the pieces of fruit or tea bag after it's been put in. Moreover, it works extremely well with another product I have been using- The Twining Company offers Cold Infuse, which boosts 16 oz. of cold water with a variety of different flavors mixed together in little packets (shown in In spite of the small size of this thermos, the infusers work perfectly in it and the sachets are easily disposed of without causing any spills. As well as taking wine to a picnic, I have taken cold beer in it. After adding a few cubes of ice to the filter, I found that it held just enough water for two without having to lug around In the end, it would be more sensible if the filter filtered loose tea, and if the main lid could attach to the container without the need for the secondary unit, as is the case with thermoses that have cups. The slimmer, lighter, and more compact thermos is ideal for me to bring along on outings since I don't drink gallons of water.

Zion Barrett

| Apr 17, 2021