Tiesta Tea Loose Leaf Filters for Brewing | Disposable Infuser for Hot & Iced Drinks | Easy-Fill Steeper | Unbleached Paper | Single-Cup Infuser for Loose Leaves | 100 Empty Bags

Love these tea filters. They come in handy when I want to make tea using herbs like thyme or fig leaf tea. I look forward to using them in blending teas.

Oh brave new world of tea brewing! I learned about this from a Facebook group that often discusses tea, and the best way to prepare tea. If you are a tea purist and require the ceremony of teapot and cozy and all that, then these handy little bags will probably not be for you (you probably know that, however). But if you are often in a hurry (like me), and get annoyed at cleaning out the mesh filters (as I do), then you might enjoy this convenient option. Since the bags are unbleached, you can just pop the whole thing into your compost bucket after your tea. This makes the whole loose tea project so much more do-able.

These work so nicely! A great way to try to keep it natural

Unfortunately, there is no closure on these bags. Hard to keep the tea from coming out!

My wife routinely purchased filter bags from a name-brand coffee/tea outlet. She tells me that these work just as well, and are a much better value.

This is my second or third box of these do-it-yourself tea bags, basically you fill with loose tea to suit your preference as to type and strength, fold over the top, put it in your cup or mug, pour suitably hot water over it, and let the magic of fresh, hot tea happen. I used to get these at my local supermarket but when it stopped carrying them, I was pleased to source them on Amazon. Much easier to use than a metal tea ball or filter. My only quibble with them is getting the top to remain closed. Sometimes I staple the bag shut, mostly I use a binder clip to clip the bag to the side of the mug. My experience is that if the top isn’t somehow secured, the tea leaves will find a way to get out. The convenience of the bags outweighs any negatives for me.

Nice and roomy for extra tea leaves. Good quality. Paper is thin but strong so it doesn’t tear. Much thinner than using a coffee filter which is messier and can leak while removing unless you’re careful (ask me how I know!). There is no aftertaste at all. No micro plastics to worry about. Will purchase again.

Great product, I’ve purchased before, but the packaging at Amazon is getting sloppy. Box was smashed.