Your Tea Pot selections
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Made a few of these containers for some Stirling samples @Lightcs1776 so graciously supplied to me. It was easy to peel the label off the plastic wrap and reapply to the container. very nice! lol, just started a print of a bowl+lid for the MWF replacement puck I just got. I made a parametric...
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I thought this might interest teapot connoisseurs. Norwich Castle Museum is quite near me in the UK, and I can attest that the teapot collection is something else.
Did you know Norwich is home to the world's biggest teapot collection? - https://www.eveningnews24.co.uk/things-to-do/days-out/pottery-and-ceramics-galleries-norwich-8004606
Did you know Norwich is home to the world's biggest teapot collection? - https://www.eveningnews24.co.uk/things-to-do/days-out/pottery-and-ceramics-galleries-norwich-8004606
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Mine is just a generic stainless teapot, with removable mesh infused basket. Similar to this, with a capacity of about 1.5 litres.
Our Calamity Ware teapot. It has creatures on it:
Tea Pot and Kettle
Tea Pot and Kettle
Ron R
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I use to be a coffee drinker and then went into tea drinking mainly now. The vintage corning ware tea pot is my favorite, easy to clean and looks OK. I find a tea pot has to be cleaned regularly or the resin from the tea leaves build up in the pot & has to be cleaned with a little dishwasher crystals soap with hot water. The tea resin build up gives a bitter taste to my Earl Grey tea if left to long IMO, I also use a cone strainer basket that fits into my cup + use a cheap Walmart paper filter folded to fit the basket to strain the fine sediment out of the steeped tea, it is amazing how much fine tea leaves sediment get past the tea bags paper filter after 2 cups of tea strained with the secondary filter.
Our teapot selection remains the same, a brown Betty, but we got a new cozy.
Not worth show & tell as I only have a small teapot (Amazon) that I rarely use. I drink tea every day and use an infuser in my serving cup, a large Papa Bear mug.
My wife upgraded from our stovetop tea kettle to an electric one. Welcome to the 21st century. I can't wait to use it.
I have a 6 cup Brown Betty.
Definitely a newb when it comes to all things tea, but was able to procure this kyusa Japanese style teapot. So far, I've really been enjoying it.
That is absolutely stunning.
Thanks a bunch. Truthfully, I'm not sure if it's a good one or not. I just liked the way it looked and it came from a teashop that is highly respected so I believe it'll be good enough for me.
We bought the Paragon teapot in the 1970s and it just gets used on high days and holidays.
The Portmeirion gets used everyday. We also have a Denby that’s packed away until my wife gets fed up of the Portmeirion.
There‘s also a Brown Betty stashed away somewhere.
The Portmeirion gets used everyday. We also have a Denby that’s packed away until my wife gets fed up of the Portmeirion.
There‘s also a Brown Betty stashed away somewhere.
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My old kettle has developed some rust in the bottom so l just ordered one of these. Good reviews so l hope im happy.
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Cosori Electric Kettle Review
If you are looking for a large capacity, visually attractive, easy to pour kettle that won't cost you an arm and a leg, then the Cosori Electric Kettle is...
This arrived today. My Brown Betty is a great pot but couldnt resist this one.
And Brown Betty.
And Brown Betty.
New thrift store addition to the collection. Bakelite and Australian made.
That's a beauty, what's the brand?
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