Tea lovers, help me

[GypsyT]

I bought bag of loose tea but can't find container to use it.

At home I have many, like "double spoon" w holes and egg size metal ball to fill up and dip to a cup.

I've been to swap meets and small and big shop - no luck.

Thais don't know what I'm talking about. Maybe they put tea crumbs to the cup?

What to use? A sock 🙂

 

Pic; https://www.jiomart.com/p/homeandkitchen/stainless-steel-green-tea-ball-infuser-5-0-cm-ideal-for-green-tea-loose-leaf-tea-tea-bags/592342098

 

This "double spoon" is beter go down to Tools;

https://mositea.com/blogs/tea-basics/loose-leaf-tea-101-basics

 

 

Edited 20 hours ago by GypsyT

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56 baht

[GypsyT]

Thanks! Where can I buy it? I don't use net shops.

[Liverpool Lou]

Put the leaves in the tea pot, add boiling water and leave it to infuse for a few minutes, the leaves will settle at the bottom of the pot.  Pour the brewed tea into the cup, no other equipment needed.

[Liverpool Lou]

12 minutes ago, GypsyT said:

Thanks! Where can I buy it? I don't use net shops.

Use an online shop if you want an item sold online!

[Upnotover]

Normal people use a strainer.  Go to Ikea.

[Denim]

We use one of these. Easy and cheap.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[GypsyT]

9 minutes ago, Denim said:

We use one of these. Easy and cheap.

Where to buy it?

[GypsyT]

28 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

the leaves will settle at the bottom of the pot

Usually, yes, but I bough Thai tea and they keep floating....

Never seen that.

Very good taste!

[scubascuba3]

50 minutes ago, GypsyT said:

Thanks! Where can I buy it? I don't use net shops.

Mr DIY has sieves

[hotandsticky]

1 minute ago, scubascuba3 said:

Mr DIY has sieves

 

 

As does any 20 Baht shop.....

[Denim]

26 minutes ago, GypsyT said:

Where to buy it?

 

We got ours in a big department store. Just keep the picture and shop around. Probably have them on Lazada and Shoppee. If in Pattaya Central would be a good bet. Very easy to use and empty out old leaves.

[carlyai]

Try the shop in the lane next to Foodlands.

[GypsyT]

Thanks! Enough info now to run around and find it.

Twinings Earl Gray Black Tea (if I find them!) bag prices are gone so high this is better for me.

[jacko45k]

10 hours ago, GypsyT said:

Thanks! Enough info now to run around and find it.

Twinings Earl Gray Black Tea (if I find them!) bag prices are gone so high this is better for me.

They were selling tea bags of Yorkshire Tea  in Big-CX recently, saves all the messing!

[Snackbar]

Buy online, save the disappointment 

[leonard beaven]

18 hours ago, GypsyT said:

I bought bag of loose tea but can't find container to use it.

At home I have many, like "double spoon" w holes and egg size metal ball to fill up and dip to a cup.

I've been to swap meets and small and big shop - no luck.

Thais don't know what I'm talking about. Maybe they put tea crumbs to the cup?

What to use? A sock 🙂

 

Pic; https://www.jiomart.com/p/homeandkitchen/stainless-steel-green-tea-ball-infuser-5-0-cm-ideal-for-green-tea-loose-leaf-tea-tea-bags/592342098

 

This "double spoon" is beter go down to Tools;

https://mositea.com/blogs/tea-basics/loose-leaf-tea-101-basics

 

18 hours ago, GypsyT said:

I bought bag of loose tea but can't find container to use it.

At home I have many, like "double spoon" w holes and egg size metal ball to fill up and dip to a cup.

I've been to swap meets and small and big shop - no luck.

Thais don't know what I'm talking about. Maybe they put tea crumbs to the cup?

What to use? A sock 🙂

 

Pic; https://www.jiomart.com/p/homeandkitchen/stainless-steel-green-tea-ball-infuser-5-0-cm-ideal-for-green-tea-loose-leaf-tea-tea-bags/592342098

 

This "double spoon" is beter go down to Tools;

https://mositea.com/blogs/tea-basics/loose-leaf-tea-101-basics

 

Beat cuppa I ever taste,brewed In a massive pot in the field on exercise,I don't the quantity but put everything on pot boil and dip your steel mug in,enjoy.

 

[Gandtee]

18 hours ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Put the leaves in the tea pot, add boiling water and leave it to infuse for a few minutes, the leaves will settle at the bottom of the pot.  Pour the brewed tea into the cup, no other equipment needed.

 

[Gandtee]

Liverpool Lou. What about the traditional tea strainer used in the UK?

[Dionigi]

I found a lot of thai teas were very fine, and I don't like bits in my tea so I use coffee filters to ensure nice clean tea right to the bottom of the mug

[GypsyT]

9 minutes ago, Dionigi said:

I found a lot of thai teas were very fine, and I don't like bits in my tea so I use coffee filters to ensure nice clean tea right to the bottom of the mug

Thanks! Did't think about that.