Can this be used for tea powder?
1029775
This is more for the leaves. For powder you would need the mesh barrier to keep in the powder and this tea infuser doesn't have it. Hope this helps.
843913
I don't see why not, the mesh is fine enough for a very fine grind coffee, tea leaf is generally larger than coffee. The tea leaf could make it difficult to press all the way down but backing it up a little and pressing down again should clear the screen for a full press. Myself I just put tea in a Qt jar in the fridge and have a concentrate that I use hot or cold.
439859
You could, because the tea leaves are enclosed in the filter. The only downside to this tea maker is that the lid on the serving pot, does not detach for easier cleaning.
857438
i just put the powder in some jojoba oil i have. it does not "dissolve" and the powder settles to the bottom. if it were shaken, the particles could be suspended enough to be useful.
1441274
Not sure but I think it might. I'm assuming you would need to let it steep longer than tea.
1896485
Upon speaking with our Product Specialist, they said that you are able to make tea out of the powder. The capsules should be a 2 piece capsules that you are able to pull apart and take out the powder from within.
975810
That's what I used it for. Put in a couple of drops on the tea leaves before adding the hot water.
1291536
I would assume so. I use it in my baking. I only use 1/4 tsp. for a batch of cookies so it won't take much for the flavoring in tea.
68723
Yes you should be able to use powdered black tea as we occasionally used powdered green tea and it works quite nicely
1950436
I don't see why not. Just push the plunger down once you put the lid on and it will function as a tea pot. It's a wonderful piece to have!
74254
I use it for cocoa powder (cappuccino drink), and it works great. Just be careful to keep it in an upright position during storage to minimize excess powder spillage.
68724
I don't buy powdered, but I bet it would cause a little clogging when drinking it. The strainer holes are very small, smaller than a"tea ball." It is recommended for loose teas, as it will flow better. I love this mug, it is completely solid and makes the tea even better. Maybe you should try loose teas as well. You can't go wrong with this thing, it is thick glass and durable. It has a little weight to it, meaning it isn't a cheap mug.
1370457
I doubt it. Think of it as a wire whisk alternative. I use it mostly for powdered drinks, and I think that's probably your best bet.
1747843
The top has holes of varying diameter that you expose with the rotating top, so it would be fine for powdered sugar. We use ours for cinnamon sugar.
455378
I don't know the answer to that. If the machine is equipped to take powder in addition to liquid, then very likely yes.
928422
Yes, it's great for steeping bagged tea! The opening is rather narrow, though, so a diffuser with loose tea may not fit.
694843
The short answer is YES ! It makes great tea either from a bag or loose leaf, or both. we have one that we use only for tea. Have used these for tea for 10 years. works great.