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You would be better off with bronzey.Originally posted by BR14 View PostIrony seems to be lost here. - oh, well
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Did you want a parroty tea pot?Originally posted by BR14 View PostIrony seems to be lost here. - oh, well
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Originally posted by BR14 View Postmy trusty old teapot has developed a hairline crack.
What do you guys think is the best replacement? i want a nice strong brew without too much faffing.
oh, and money is no object.
Example, albeit the company are sold out:
https://www.palmerstores.com/product.../2806/#reviews
Edit: I see amazon have them. The company has changed name from Grunwerg to Cafe Ole, for some reason.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B003CB9T...ing=UTF8&psc=1
Try a Grunwerg Rondo. Good for strong tea. Avoid glass teapots - they are aesthetically pleasing whilst infusing, but dissipate heat far too quickly and ruin the leaf infusion process.
I drink black, white, green and herbal teas using teapots, and this one is the best of any I've used. The pot-for-one is good for the office.
Main reasons to get this one: nobody wants to steal it, looks unusual; bakelite handle, lasts forever, and means you will not get burned whilst carrying it around; wire mesh infuser, rather than a metal tub with holes drilled in, so tea infuses properly.Last edited by contractorinatractor; 6 October 2017, 13:44.Comment
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I've always wanted a vacuum (thermos) glass teapot. Every teapot I ever used is cold by the time you want a second cup.
I have some nice glass vacuum cups which are lovelyOriginally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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