Could this be used for tea also?
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It's designed specifically to use with an AeroPress. I haven't tried to make tea with my AeroPress, but I suppose it's possible. Once you've been making coffee with it, though, you would never want to make tea with it - flavors don't mix.
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That's what we use it for. After writing the review, I called customer service and requested an exchange, hoping that this one was defective. I post a new review when I receive and try the new one. As it is, you can make tea. If you add a lot of cold creamer to your coffee, you may find that it is not hot enough.
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Yes, but don't put cold things in it when it is very hot. That could crack it. Just put your cold liquids in it when the tea pot is at room temperature. I hope this helps.
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If you wanted to I guess you can, but I use it for making tea and it works perfectly for that!
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Yes, what I use it for. I have a pitcher that I can pour the hot tea into & add ice or just refrigerate.
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I don't know why not.....although I am not a tea expert. This is a percolator and I think that tea is "steeped"....but it just seems that you could put the tea in the coffee grounds container and let the water boil and drain through it....?
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I've never tried to use tea in a French press. Theoretically it might work but you'd be better off using a tea pot, so I would say not to buy it if tea is your main interest.
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Yes. I have used small amounts in a tea that I brew for hydro and aquaponics
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I haven't tried to make tea, the holes are large enough for loose tea to fall into the hot water. You could use it to infuse already brewed tea with flavors. I mostly use it to flavor water with crushed mint.
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Yes I use it for tea or coffee. It works really well and keeps liquids hot or cold for about 3 hours.
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Yes you could use it in tea however it tastes very green... it's much better in smoothies. You could always use small amounts of it in your tea and mask the taste with extra honey.
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No. This is a cast iron tea pot which is not designed for cooking. To make tea, water must be boiled separately and add to the tea pot.
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I don't know, but it's worth a try. My parents use one just like this to make apple cider. They put the mulling spices at the top and put apple cider in it instead of water, and it works well. I would guess it would work with tea.
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I haven't tried it but I don't see why not. We've used for tea and hot cocoa
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Definitely. In fact you realize you usually use too much tea with traditional teapots (and waste). You can easily run a second batch. Just add half a spon on top.
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I would think it would work for tea, I've never tried it. You cannot remove the plunger. When depressed, the grounds are below it, so you shouldn't need to remove it.
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This is only for boiling water. At least that is what I use it for. I make the actual tea in a separate ceramic tea pot. Hope it helps.