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Tea Makers & Carafe

The easy way to brew loose leaf tea without a teapot or infuser. Add leaves and water, wait, then release the tea straight into your cup or pitcher — perfect for hot tea, iced tea and cold brew.

The easy way to brew loose leaf tea without a teapot or infuser. Add leaves and water, wait, then release the tea straight into your cup or pitcher — perfect for hot tea, iced tea and cold brew.

Tea Makers & Carafe

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rapidTEA Maker 30oz
Taiwan
Practical, fuss-free infuser for perfect tea each and everytime
£24.29
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About tea makers

Our rapidTEA Maker 30oz holds about 30 oz (900 ml). Add leaves and hot water, steep, then set it on a cup or mug and the bottom valve releases the tea.

A super-fine filter keeps leaves out of your cup, and dispensing stops the steeping, so tea never over-steeps. Pick a tea from our loose leaf tea range, or browse more tea accessories.

Tea maker FAQ

How does a bottom-dispensing tea maker work?

A valve in the base stays closed while the tea steeps. When you set the maker on top of a cup or mug, the valve opens and the tea flows down. Lift it off and the flow stops.

How much tea should I use in the rapidTEA Maker?

Use about 1 teaspoon of loose leaf tea per 250 ml of water, so 3 to 4 teaspoons for a full 30 oz (890 ml) batch. Use the right water temperature for your tea.

Which teas can I brew in it?

Any loose leaf tea, from black and green tea to herbal blends and rooibos. The fine filter holds back even small leaves.