Does the lid of this pitcher have threading so that an infuser basket can be used with it?
852222
Hmmm. I don't use an infuser basket with this so I'm not sure I know exactly what you are asking but it does have threading in the cap. I just don't know how the basket would work. I do think they make some special with the basket included just for that purpose.
1763419
Good question. It snaps into place when you fold or unfold it, so you can lift it out of the mug with one handle. Each side of the handle folds separately, and it stores nicely in the plastic container if you want to make a quick cup in the morning and bring the wet leaves to work with you for a second steeping. Although it is not as big as my other infuser, it works perfectly with my 20 oz mug, and even fits the smaller opening on my 24 oz tea pot. I love it.
2245540
yes. I have a gal rubbermaid pitcher. works perfectly. I made orange water and it was great. using one orange. I love this water infuser. great invention.
1351851
It's not a threaded screw-on lid, but the lid slips into a notch and you make a small twist to secure it. I haven't used it yet but I just now checked and it seems secure to me.
1804485
The lids are interchangeable. Using the steeping basket in the tall basket might make too weak a tea
2035282
Yes. My experience has been that the lids from the different 64 oz pitchers will accept the different types of infusers.
248941
There is no infuser. The opening in the porcelain pot is about 2" maybe 2.5" ( I didn't measure it.) My husband puts in loose leaf tea and strains it when he pours. We started using this in Aug 2013 and have had no problems over the last 8 mo. My husband uses it everyday, and on the weekend it's on all day.
194867
No! I use a wooden spatula to mix our powdered tea and water. Works great that way. Lids recess in. It has a groove on the inside to align lid. Great pitchers.......
362006
This product does not come with the jar. The jars are purchased separately. However, if you are speaking of the size of the infuser I don't have specific size but it is a great size for berries. You would have to roll up orange or lemon slices for it to fit.
585759
Yes. The infuser is attached to the lid. The little lever on the side raises the infuser cup to the bottom of the lid. I also found it easier to clean than the cup I use in my single dose coffee machine.
1815216
It can be used without the infuser but I don't know if the lid will fit as well. Have not tried that.
585760
Absolutely! The infuser basket is attached to the lid and lifts or drops with the flip of a little lever on the outside of the lid. You can drink with the infuser down or up for a brew as strong or weak as you please.
600207
Yes. The lid has a hole which the straw fits in to and a spring-loaded flap which opens inward. The spring forces the flap closed and so it presses tightly against the straw when one is inserted preventing the flap from closing.
594774
The lid is a threaded. It is leak proof when closed and takes about two full turns to get good flow of liquid to be able to drink.
1906392
After reading the other responses, I had an idea. On the tea infuser there is an extender piece that unscrews from the top. Probably so it can be used in either the 1qt or 2qt pitcher. I just unscrewed the extender from the tea infuser and screwed it onto the fruit infuser piece and it fits! I have the 2 qt and the fruit infuser does not go all the way to the bottom. However, now that I know the tea infuser extender piece fits the fruit infuser, I will be using that next time I use fruit in my water.
1954172
No it does not, there is 3/4 of an inch between the infuser and the pot when it's fully seated
298522
I would say the glass is fairly thick. Thats a good thing for me. yes, the lid can be used w/o the infuser.