How large is the mouth on this? I'd like to get a tea ball that would fit inside.
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The mouth can fit a golf ball easily. Probably the size of a billard ball.. Hope this helps.
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I believe I previously answered this question, but the tin measures 3-1/4" wide, 4-1/2" tall. The tea is wonderful.
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it has a nice heft to it, but more importantly, it fits under the Teavana PerfecTea tea maker perfectly. [ http://www.amazon.com/Teavana-PerfecTea-Tea-Maker-16oz/dp/B004X7DIHI ]
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Yes you can, but it's a little tricky. There's a hole on the top where you pour in the hot coffee. That's where you put the straw/spicket in. It's roughly 1.5" to 2" wide. You'll have to find a tea ball for the loose tea in that's small enough to fit in it. Usually those tea balls are made of metal and it comes with chains. I suggest cutting the chains and using a string instead. Otherwise, the lid won't close. I hope it helps.
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the box the tea pot came in measures 6" x81/4" x9"( that's height, width, length.) hope this helps
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infusers are not designed for tea bags, they're to be used with loose tea that has not been ground finely like the bags. The ball is 2" diameter, so place the amount of loose tea that you hope to use into a piece of plastic wrap and roll it into a ball. If the size is under 2" in diameter, this will work for you.
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Are you talking about emptying them into the tea ball? Otherwise, why bother. I usually don't fill mine too full to allow for the leaves to expand. The tea ball is a 1.5" sphere. I really like it! If I have too much finely cut leaves, I pour the tea thru one of my K-cup coffee holders as they have very fine mesh and catch the small particles before drinking.
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I bought it for a friend's daughter and he said that it's not very big, you can fit maybe a baseball inside but that's it. Hope this helps.
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The whole infuser is just under six and a half inches. The slot for the tea is about three inches.
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Hi Jennifer,This tea cozy is fairly large: 10" X 12" roughly. It fits well over the biggest tea pot I have which is a round 6 cup one (1.25 L). It's a good quality tea cozy too. I like it a lot. I hope it helps.
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2 3/4 inches wide and 3 1/4 inches (going back) and not quite 2 1/2 inches deep to hold the tea bags. The lid also has some height in it so the tea bags fit just right and the lid closes with plenty of room. This little box holds a lot of tea bags and they are measured to fit a tea bag. I love this little box and bought some for gifts as well as myself. I personally have two of them sitting on a little credenza in my dining room so people can choose their tea.
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11-1/2" long by 2-1/2" deep, or just big enough to hold a spice bottle. Don't think it would work for tea boxes and the open shelves wouldn't work for tea bags.
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I use mine in a standard size porcelain mug all the time with no problems, even in a small-based tea cup. This is a great product- really easy to use and clean. If you use very finely cut teas and herbals it will allow some small particles through into your cup. I plan on getting another.
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Maybe, but you would lose it's only benefit over a regular tea-ball, that of having a handle that stays dry and cool. You might find that the inside of the handle where it twists would get funky. and you might find it a little small--the ball is only a little more than an inch across.
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I do not have that particular set in stock in my own warehouse currently. I do believe that the teapot is approximately 3" high by 5" across. I don't have any information on the cups. If it is a substantial cake, it could work. Clever idea.
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It measures 2 and 3/4 inches wide. It's also that tall; with an open end on top which can accommodate a taller tea bag actually. I have Stash brand tea bags in them and they fit.
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A large glass spaghetti sauce jar with screw on lid should hold most, if not all the tea. If there is any excess, put in smaller jar and use first. Hope this helps!