What is the best container for making a (big) glass of tea?!


Question:

What is the best container for making a (big) glass of tea?

I get the hot water to make tea from a hot water dispenser. I usually make 500 ml of tea in a time so that I can enjoy more.

I tried glass -> 3 times it cracked when I pour hot water.

I tried stainless steel -> after 2 months of usage the surface looks rusty and sometimes brown substance is seen.

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4 months ago
MagicGee24: what is Pickle Jar? btw I'm not an American, in case it is a brand name in USA.


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4 months ago
MagicGee24: what is Pickle Jar? btw I'm not an American, in case it is a brand name in USA.

You can use a ceramic or porcelain mug-you can find large coffee mugs in Starbucks or even Walmart. The best container, which is what I use, is a metal and plastic mug-the metal is on the exterior and keeps the tea warm to the last drop, and the plastic on the interior prevents the rust that you were talking about. You can also find travel-size mugs like these in Walmart, but the biggest ones I've seen are in 7-11.

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My tea addicted self!

Pickle Jar works for my aunt?
Good luck Friend!

If your serious go to a bar and restaurant supply store. Buy a cheap crystal drink stirring glass. It should have a stirrer come with it. Alot of drinks are stirred not shaken, plus they are made to withstand alot of cold and even heat.

I am from Scotland living in the US. Tea is molto importan to me. I don't know about you but what I drink it out of is real important to the enjoyment of the tea. I use a porceline mug, you can get big ones. They are a big more expensive than ceramic but keep the tea hot nicely and are nice to drink from. If you like glass that is good too but you haveto put a metal spoon in with the glass before putting the hot water, even if you do use a pickle or any other kind of jar. By the way if you don't mind thicker glass and the texture of the glass is not important to you then a half pint glass mug like they use for beer works great, it is durable and you don't need the spoon as the glass is thick enough to take the heat.

use the smart teapot 500ml from teacuppa.com

check them at http://www.teacuppa.com/smart-teapot.asp...

I make it in a pastic pitcher.

I was going to say a pickle jar also but someone beat me to it...Go to the store and buy the gallon size jar of pickles after you eat them all was the jar several times to get the smell out and viola you have a heavy duty tea jug!!!!l




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