What is the size of the opening (where the lid is)? I'm looking for an infuser that will fit. Finum Brewing Basket (lrg) will fit 2.8 to 4" opening
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Why not put your tea in loose then use a tea strainer over your cup (old school)
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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.
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It works in my 2" thermos - it does only take the bottom half as infuser widens at the top
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I didn't measure my infuser, but I am pretty sure it is less than 4 inches wide. You'd have to use a smaller mug, or just set the infuser in your large mug. As long as the infuser isn't completely submerged, I think it will still strain out the tea. I have never tried it with a large mug, though.
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Hi Laura, the inside of the pot is all porselen and has seven small holes built in at the base of the spout. No infuser. I put the tea directly into the pot and then use a strainer to capture the tea leaves when I pour. The top has a notch built in that you align with the pot and then give a turn to lock it in and keep the lid from falling off when you pour but it is hard to break the habit of holding it. Not sure it it will fit a tea ball as i do not have one to compare but the opening of the pot is 2-1/2" and the depth is about 3-1/2" with the base about 4-1/2". The overall height of the tea pot is about 6". Hope this helps. Hi Laura, the inside of the pot is all porselen and has seven small holes built in at the base of the spout. No infuser. I put the tea directly into the pot and then use a strainer to capture the tea leaves when I pour. The top has a notch built in that you align with the pot and then give a turn to lock it in and keep the lid from falling off when you pour but it is hard to break the habit of holding it. Not sure it it will fit a tea ball as i do not have one to compare but the opening of the pot is 2-1/2" and the depth is about 3-1/2" with the base about 4-1/2". The overall... » Read More Hi Laura, the inside of the pot is all porselen and has seven small holes built in at the base of the spout. No infuser. I put the tea directly into the pot and then use a strainer to capture the tea leaves when I pour. The top has a notch built in that you align with the pot and then give a turn to lock it in and keep the lid from falling off when you pour but it is hard to break the habit of holding it. Not sure it it will fit a tea ball as i do not have one to compare but the opening of the pot is 2-1/2" and the depth is about 3-1/2" with the base about 4-1/2". The overall height of the tea pot is about 6". Hope this helps. « Show Less
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The infuser is six inches tall. It does float in a tall mug. Most likely a little short for your Hydro Flask.
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Infuser is perhaps 1-1.5" around & stops about 1/2" from the bottom of the teapot. Do not know what princess teapot is.
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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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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.
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There is a metal insert to support the lid and to hold the infuser basket. You can remove the infuser without removing the insert.
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About 4 1/2" tall and just about as wide. I didn't realize it comes with its own infuser. I love it, perfect for tea for two.
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The infuser basket is removable. I find that the basket is fine for bulky teas, just let the tea steep for longer and save on herbs in the long run! I do think that the basket could be replaced with a longer one but find it unnecessary do to the reason mentioned above. Less is more. : )
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I don't have the mug with me right now, but I have a Keurig B60 brewer and this mug just barely fits in the brewing area when the bottom piece is removed. That's with the lid of the mug removed, and the lid adds about another half inch or so. So that will give you an idea.
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I measured the infuser, at its narrowest point it measures 55 mmm across. But, it gradually gets larger towards the top, because its shaped like a funnel. So i would have to say no its not gonna fit. I suppose you can force it into your kanteen but you will probably damage it. Sorry.
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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.
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The bottom part of the infuser is 1.75", but the top is 2.375" with a .25" metal rim. It is also 3" deep. I have my doubts about your teapot, but it will fit nicely in the average cup.
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The stem that fits inside the bottle is 8" long. I'm drinking Yuengling lager and it fits. IMPORTANT: take a good sip before inserting into the bottle.