Stainless Steel Tea Ball (2.5-in.) by SCI/Scandicrafts, Inc. at Food Network

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Stainless Steel Tea Ball (2.5-in.)

by SCI/Scandicrafts, Inc.

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Item# 103669

Product Description:

Fill this 2.5" stainless steel Mesh Ball with your favorite tea or mulling spice, without the worry of loose leaves or spices. It can also be filled with a mixture of fresh herbs to flavor stocks, soups and stews.

Item# 103669

Product Characteristics:

Cleaning & Care

Handwashing recommended

Material

Stainless steel

Origin

China

Size/Capacity

2.5-in

Special Features

Easy to fill and clean

Warranty

1-year against defects

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Rated 34 time(s) by customers who purchased this item 20 out of 34 customers wrote reviews Recommended by 97% of Reviewers Value: 100% rated it a good value

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by Leonard (Glen Ellyn, IL) 2 review(s)

11/18/2009

very nice - does what its supposed to do!

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A nice large tea ball

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by Kay (Stout, OH) 4 review(s)

8/13/2009

I make ice tea in the fridge and the normal size tea ball causes the tea leaves to be smashed. The space in this tea ball allows the leaves to seep evenly. It's also great for spices in wassail.

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by Diane (Dracut, MA) 2 review(s)

5/6/2009

Very satisfied works well and it is nice to be able to put the loose tea in the tea ball rather than put it directly into the pot. It is a very convenient and neat little gadget to have especially if you prefer loose teas.

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What our Kitchen Experts Say

A cup of tea usually contains about half the caffeine of a cup of coffee, depending on the type of leaf.

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