We set your nominations to the proper brewing time, and came up with five finely strained top contenders. Read the tea leaves and cast your vote.
ingenuiTEA Bottom-Dispending Teapot (also available in 32oz size)
The ingenuitTEA sits on your coffee vessel and dispenses tea from the bottom
It’s totally foolproof, lets you work with loose leaf and make blends, and it’s so easy not to spill. I just love it love it love it. Cleans real easily too. - Marcelo
I never could get over that this looks like a women peeing, but I have also been accused of being very immature. - SailingAway
Finum Brewing Basket
Pros:
- Low cost infuser
- Easy to clean
- Sturdy
- Plastic handles keep cool
- Allows good water flow while steeping
Cons:
- For one person.
- lukijo
Breville One-Touch Tea Maker
The Breville One-Touch Tea Maker is my favorite kitchen appliance, and one of the few that I use daily. Making tea involves adding water, adding tea, and pressing a button. The Breville heats the water to the right temperature and maintains that temperature while it automatically lowers and raises the basket. You can use the presets to make all the common types of tea (or hot water), but the Breville is also fully programmable. It’s also easy to clean, and a fun conversation piece.
A French Press (Bodum Kenya was nomimated)
Several of you suggested using a french press to make your tea, citing ease of use and ease of cleaning.
FORLIFE Stump Teapot
This is the business. It doesn’t look like much but you can re-steep the tea easily if you’re having a good quality green tea or oolong or something - not so easy with a French press. It’s also easy to clean and if the tea is getting too strong, you can just remove the infuser and it still works as a perfect teapot. It’s the best. - kittd