How big is the actual infuser on this (diameter &amp; depth) How big is the infuser part of this product?
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From a customer review about this product: "The infuser itself measures 2-1/4" tall by 2-1/4" wide at the top and 2" wide at the bottom. The handle from tip to tail is 5-1/4". The handle is welded to unit, and cannot be removed."
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No it does not, there is 3/4 of an inch between the infuser and the pot when it's fully seated
420322
Didn't come with an infuser, but infusers readily available at any supermarket, hardware store, dept. store, online, etc. I always use strainer. One has to rinse out the infuser anyway, might as well use a strainer. Not a big deal.
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The infuser is made of glass, and it is not a good infuser if you are a frequent tea drinker (too slow to infuse, doesn't allow water to circulate into leaves well, and is hard to clean). However, if you purchase an appropriately sized metal tea infuser (see my review for details), this pot will work wonderfully to brew all teas (it retains heat VERY well!)
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Not a lot, I'd say maybe 8oz without the infuser in and maybe 6oz with it in
588056
I don't know, but the infuser has an adapter so it can be either 7.5" or 10.5" long.
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We wanted to clear up some dimensional information - so thanks Elizabeth for asking. With the top on and locked the strainer is 2 inches in diameter at its widest point and just over 2 inches tall. It holds 5 teaspoons of tea, but we recommend using 1 tablespoon (3 teaspoons) of tea to get great flavor and allow the tea to fully expand. Hope that helps, Don (Schefs)
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This particular pitcher does not have the infuser attached to it but other models do. This one is just showing the infuser ball that is floating inside of it. I purcased 2 of the balls and they work wonderfully in a pitcher I already had at home. They are big enough to hold a large amount of fruit and the water has a very nice enhanced fruit flavor. I hope this helps!
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About 4 inches long, 1 1/4 wide. I would buy this again, as the water does taste really good with a variety of fruits and fresh herbs (sweet basil). It keeps the water cold for a long time, and you can add more water as needed. Would be better if the infuser cage went all the way to the bottom of the bottle. Agree with Stephie.
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Hmmm. Interesting question. Using sugar, I measured that the infuser will hold 20 teaspoons. I didn't measure all the way to the top, just up to the point that would be submerged in water.
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It has a fine wire basket inside. If that is an infuser - Yes it has one. I have not used mine. It is still in the box with two small cups.
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The diameter of the mesh basket itself is 2.5 inches. The diameter of the entire infuser from the tip of one handle to the other is 4.3125 inches.
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The infuser does take some space but, once you fill with ice you'll get full 2 liters. I fill it close to the brim and I put two 1 liter tea bags and it works great.
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In my experience, if you are using the infuser you will need to brew at least 16oz, about two large cups
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I don't have the mug so I am not sure what you are referring to. All I could say for now without further info: The lid fits the pot quite well with or without the infuser. It is smooth so you would have to hold the lid while pouring; though if you don't and the lid drops and shatters the company is quick to send you a replacement under ridiculously good warranty -got more stories.
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the info is the same as Charles Nixon wrote. 8.5" in diameter, 16" long(which accounts for the diameter and length of handle) and 10" deep. It's by far the BEST strainer for making clear broth or jelly!!!!
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This infuser actually floats to the top of my mug. You should not have any trouble. I use a tall mug myself and I do not have any problems.