Can you use it in teas?
1994963
I have never done this. I take it every morning with warm water. It may not be good to have it in hot water.
1994964
Yes, it's delicious in tea. I love this stuff in or on anything :) It is my understanding that you can kill some of it's good properties by heating it though, so I always steep my tea, add my milk (or a little cold water if you don't take it with tea) and THEN add my Royal Jelly to make sure I get all that the product has to offer.
1994965
well, that depends on your experience of taste and not having the tea be overly hot. Taste, it is the Royal Honey without Ginseing the taste is milder. If it has Ginseing or other herbs the taste will affect the tea. I actually just ate it on toast or plain, even with almond butter. I also wouldn't get it close to boiling as it could affect. For skin uses I've been getting a lot from Carole Maggio facercise.
1994966
I've never used it with tea and I'm not sure if you could. However, it says on the jar to never put in hot water, just lukewarm. With that being said I don't think you put it in tea. Also, it's best to take it between meals on empty stomach. Hope this help!
1852308
Yes, i use it with loose tea all the time. The holes are quite small and allow only a very small amount of "tea dust" to settle in the bottom of the cup. It is about the same as using a fine mesh tea ball.
1326220
You probably could use it with milk instead of water, because it works nicely flavoring iced teas, etc., but you'd have to make sure it stayed refrigerated because milk could go south quickly. Remember that you are going to get a fruit essence to your liquid, not a sweet "juice" from it.
1378332
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.
1277322
Yes, it's fine for all types of loose tea. You can pour boiling water directly into the teapot.
2005396
I haven't tried it personally, but I don't see why not. I have used loose leaf tea and it does well. I myself would have no problem trying it. I love my K2V cup. M
975810
That's what I used it for. Put in a couple of drops on the tea leaves before adding the hot water.
388476
I wouldn't put it in a teapot - just put it in your mug and pour the water over top and let it steep in the mug.
1844077
No you cannot. It is a teapot that you pour hot water into and brew the tea.
221555
I don't see why not. I use it as a tea pitcher & I always pour the freshly brewed (and very hot) tea into it.
855319
I don't use it for tea, I use it to season home made soups with fresh herbs.
917463
Yes. Just make sure the amount of water you pour in will cover all of the loose leaf tea in the infuser.
1295329
That's a good question. I never thought about it until now. I put tea in mine.
1739761
The only tea I use it for is an herbal ginger tea and that is fine, so I don't know about regular tea. I also use it for Crio Bru which is brewed cocoa from roasted and ground cocoa beans and having the grounds at the bottom is no problem. In fact, with both the tea and the Crio Bru, I fill the mug twice.
2207744
I researched that also but was not able to find the answer without contacting the seller or manufacturer directly. I also researched the chemical that is commonly used and was convinced that even if its present the quantities are not large enough in tea bags to be harmful with normal daily useage.
423348
Yes! It is perfectly safe to put into tea. It's so easy to make your own Earl Grey with exactly the aroma you love!
591756
I haven't tried tea, but I don't see why it wouldn't work. It is a great product, I love it!