❤ NATURAL AND SAFE: The tea filter bag is made of Natural wood pulp filter paper. They are fully biodegradable and environmental friendly.
❤ GREAT QUALITY: The filter paper features strong penetration and high temperature resistant, let the tea seep through easily and quickly to get more strong tea.
❤EASY TO FILL and REMOVE: Very easy to fill, simple to pack and close with drawstring, portable tea companion for tea cups, easy to dispose of after use.
❤WIDELY APPLICATION: Great Used For Tea, Coffee, Herbs, Scented Tea, DIY Scented Tea and so on.
Specification: Tinkee Tea Filter Bags, Safe and Natural Material, Disposable Tea Infuser, Empty Tea Bag with Drawstring for Loose Leaf Tea, Set of 100（3.15 x 3.94…
Brand
Tinkee
color
Initial
Parcel Dimensions
16.61 x 11.99 x 1.7 cm, 50 Grams
material
Wood
Item Weight
50 g
13 reviews for Tinkee Tea Filter Bags, Safe and Natural Material, Disposable Tea Infuser, Empty Tea Bag with Drawstring for Loose Leaf Tea, Set of 100（3.15 x 3.94…
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★★★★★
ScienTechie –
Easy to use because not everyone likes loose tea. I really like them and plan to buy them again. Thanks.
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★★★★★
ak2013 –
These teabags are big (4 x 3 inches), easy to open and and fill the tea in. The full length of the string is 6 inches, so when you open it, the string is 3 inches long (other three inches being inside the rim of the teabag). I have tried both green tea leaves and black tea powder in them, the green tea leaves took slightly longer to infuse, but considering they are supposed to be boiled or poured directly over with boiling water, I think the teabags perform well in making quick and easy tea.
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Azadeh –
Good size to brew tead for four people
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Jason in Wichita –
I bought these because I make a lot of homemade liqueurs by infusing Everclear (190-proof alcohol) with various thing, including fine herbs and spices.
I don’t have any fancy equipment or anything, so filtering can be time-consuming and tedious.
I used the bags for the last batch I made, which contained a lot of smaller herbs and spices that have a tendency to leave fine particulate matter in the liquid. Using these bags (infused for two weeks) dramatically cut down on filtering time: it was really amazing how much hassle these bags saved me.
Definitely recommend.
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TM Conway –
Tip: I tore quite a few of these before I figure out that I needed to pull on each string separately. Pull on both to get it started, then pull one to get tighter and the other one for tighter still. I really wish I had known before I used a couple half-open and then tore at least 4 of them. Patience!
Overall these will do best for hot tea. I am trying to cold-soak sumac bran overnight to use as a drink that I can ten heat or drink cold. This paper is decent and great for hot tea so far but kind of thick for cold-soaks.
By the way, I was able to fit 2 tablespoons of sumac (think same as 2Tbls of table sugar) and had room left over for at least another tablespoon.
For the price, I can’t really complain
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Titu –
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Very easy to use. It’s getting cold outside so you might as well get these and enjoy your loose leaf tea that’s been probably sitting in your cabinet for a while now 😉
Update: reordered these bags as I ran out and received them in a new packaging. It’s nice that it is recyclable(it came in a little carton box) but there’s no safe seal. The first time it was in a ziplock bag and it didn’t feel unsafe to use it. It is still the same product, but packing food related item in a box where dust and bacteria can get is very questionable. I’m not going to return it but I’m not sure if I will use it.
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Nicole –
This product says there are 200 tea blanks but there are definitely only 100. They’re fine but I was expecting to get 200pcs!
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Pleideschild –
I love the selection of different teas – they are all fresh and delicious! I will buy again for sure.
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Cat –
Just started using these today. They feel exactly the same as the David’s Tea ones and work well. Actually I think they might be larger than the David’s Tea ones which is nice if you’re making a pot of tea.
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MissDiva. –
This product is very durable. I totally recommend it.
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Eloise –
They are cheaper than multiple other ones and you have so much tea bag for the price
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Alyssa –
Does not work for dried fruit, spices. I attempted to mix my own teas with ginger and orange pieces but the bags are too thick to taste anything besides tea leaves. Good if you are only putting in tea leaves.
ScienTechie –
Easy to use because not everyone likes loose tea. I really like them and plan to buy them again. Thanks.
ak2013 –
These teabags are big (4 x 3 inches), easy to open and and fill the tea in. The full length of the string is 6 inches, so when you open it, the string is 3 inches long (other three inches being inside the rim of the teabag). I have tried both green tea leaves and black tea powder in them, the green tea leaves took slightly longer to infuse, but considering they are supposed to be boiled or poured directly over with boiling water, I think the teabags perform well in making quick and easy tea.
Azadeh –
Good size to brew tead for four people
Jason in Wichita –
I bought these because I make a lot of homemade liqueurs by infusing Everclear (190-proof alcohol) with various thing, including fine herbs and spices.
I don’t have any fancy equipment or anything, so filtering can be time-consuming and tedious.
I used the bags for the last batch I made, which contained a lot of smaller herbs and spices that have a tendency to leave fine particulate matter in the liquid. Using these bags (infused for two weeks) dramatically cut down on filtering time: it was really amazing how much hassle these bags saved me.
Definitely recommend.
TM Conway –
Tip: I tore quite a few of these before I figure out that I needed to pull on each string separately. Pull on both to get it started, then pull one to get tighter and the other one for tighter still. I really wish I had known before I used a couple half-open and then tore at least 4 of them. Patience!
Overall these will do best for hot tea. I am trying to cold-soak sumac bran overnight to use as a drink that I can ten heat or drink cold. This paper is decent and great for hot tea so far but kind of thick for cold-soaks.
By the way, I was able to fit 2 tablespoons of sumac (think same as 2Tbls of table sugar) and had room left over for at least another tablespoon.
For the price, I can’t really complain
Titu –
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Very easy to use. It’s getting cold outside so you might as well get these and enjoy your loose leaf tea that’s been probably sitting in your cabinet for a while now 😉
Update: reordered these bags as I ran out and received them in a new packaging. It’s nice that it is recyclable(it came in a little carton box) but there’s no safe seal. The first time it was in a ziplock bag and it didn’t feel unsafe to use it. It is still the same product, but packing food related item in a box where dust and bacteria can get is very questionable. I’m not going to return it but I’m not sure if I will use it.
Nicole –
This product says there are 200 tea blanks but there are definitely only 100. They’re fine but I was expecting to get 200pcs!
Pleideschild –
I love the selection of different teas – they are all fresh and delicious! I will buy again for sure.
Cat –
Just started using these today. They feel exactly the same as the David’s Tea ones and work well. Actually I think they might be larger than the David’s Tea ones which is nice if you’re making a pot of tea.
MissDiva. –
This product is very durable.
I totally recommend it.
Eloise –
They are cheaper than multiple other ones and you have so much tea bag for the price
Alyssa –
Does not work for dried fruit, spices. I attempted to mix my own teas with ginger and orange pieces but the bags are too thick to taste anything besides tea leaves. Good if you are only putting in tea leaves.
Lig –
Description is wrong. There are only 100 bags