Will the new version allow you to use 2-2.5 tsp of tea? I always make 20 oz
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Hi there! It can hold 2tsp of dandelion root, which is rather coarse, but that Is the max!
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Our new version is finally here... Yes, you can add more tea to the new barrel. Thanks for your patience!!
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Hi Tracy, I thought no, but my husband uses it all the time. He says yes to two tsp. but not more than that.
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No, it holds a heaping teaspoon, maybe a half more depending on the tea. I use my stainless steel infuser thermos when I want a large quantity which I also purchased from Amazon.
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If you are using the bulb tea, you will have to make a full pot. The pots aren't that big anyways. If you use loose tea leaves, then you can make a smaller amount. If want even smaller than don't use that pot.
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It really depends on how strong you like your tea. I personally use three family size tea bags. The instructions say you can use regular size tea bags (I usually use 4) and you can also use loose tea.
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it depends on what i am making , usually about 2tbls per cup, for tea, baking , 3tbls. , drinking straight, 3tbls per cup. like i stated, depends on whats being made. hope that helps!
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Yes and no. You can get 4T+ of dry tea into the basket, but when steeping something like a spring sprout oolong (that expands quite a bit), you'll end up with a near-solid mass of wet leaves that won't infuse. Definitely need a larger infuser or smaller amount of tea.
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I think it depends on the size of the tea leaf or flower bud/tea mixture you are using. But for example to use apple pie chi rooiboos tea I can fit 6 tablespoons of dry tea into the infuser. That does not leave enough room for expansion when hot water is poured over the tea. So I would say you could reasonably expect to fit 3 tablespoons (9 teaspoons) of a fine to medium sized tea with room for expansion. you could do a very strong cup of tea, a very large cup or a pot.
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1/2 to 1 tsp depending on strength of tea and and length of brewing, more then that and the water can't circulate and the added tea doesn't add flavor
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The directions call for 2-3 tsp. per 6 ounces of hot water. I'm sure that doesn't help you at all.
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Does not say! One packet with the loose tea can be used up to 64 fluid Oz of water. Hope this helps!
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Depends on what you're using it for. Usually you would use 1 tsp if you put it in coffee or tea. There are lots of recipes you can use it in that call for more.
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You can use any size tea bags. I use the regular single serving ones and I use four per pitcher I brew, but have used the bigger ones in the past and just use two.
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It's worth the money, I bought it for my wife and she loves it. Very sturdy, the bamboo try that comes with the set has a very nice feel / look to it. As for the ounces, it's listed as 20 oz under the description. I would recommend a instant water boiler. I'm sure you are aware; however I'll just go and say it anyways.... the little candles do not brew the tea.... it merely keeps it warm. Good luck.
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Yes! This is one of their more pungent teas, so you can definitely make 2 cups with one tea bag. :-)
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It makes about two standard 6 oz cups of tea and a little bit more. I use a small mug 8 oz? and get about one and a half mugs out of it. Make sure you hold the lid when pouring your tea as it does not have a catch on it.
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No, not without tricking the 2.0. Follow the link to do so http://m.instructables.com/id/Keurig-20-Hack/
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I use two of them to make 32 oz, sweeten it while it is hot, then dilute it with another 32oz of ice. But, I enjoy my iced tea fairly bold. You can always start with this and add water to taste. Also, there are brewing directions on the box that can guide you. Enjoy!!!!
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truly depends on how strong you like your tea...I use about 1 Tablespoon for an entire pot of tea (no idea how many ounces that is) but I also allow 3-5minutes for steeping for STRONG tea. I have found that this tea has a very full flavor. Sorry I can't be more precise.