Convenient eco-friendly tea filters for loose-leaf teas.
The Original Holderless Tea Filter, Made in Germany T-Sac tea filters let you brew loose leaf tea with the ease of a tea bag - no holder, no mess, no fuss. Simply fill the filter with your favourite loose leaf tea, fold the long flap over, and tuck it under the lid of your teapot. The built-in gusset at the bottom opens up to give your tea leaves room to expand fully, so you get better flavour extraction in every cup. Why T-Sac? - Taste-neutral - won't change the flavour of your tea - Unbleached PLA paper - made from renewable, non-GMO plant-based fibres - FSC certified and industrially compostable (DIN EN 13432) - No microplastics - fully breaks down, leaving no residue - No holder needed - the long flap tucks under your teapot lid to keep the filter in place - Easy to fill - the built-in "tea slide" flap makes filling quick and clean Size #2 Fits large mugs and small teapots (0.5–0.8 litres). Holds up to 4 teaspoons of tea. Measures 153 × 75 mm. Available in boxes of 100 and bulk packs of 1,000.
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