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Question: Can you actually boil the water on the stove in this pitcher?
Document: This is a great tea maker. I have the larger pitcher too. I make my tea strong in this one and pour it in the larger pitcher along with more water and sugar. Use boiling water too. No problems
After reading a few recipes on how to brew a perfect iced coffee, they all stated to brew the coffee grounds in the water, let it steep overnight and then discard the coffee grounds using a strainer. Well, after a few messes in my kitchen, I finally found this pitcher and it is a dream.
Works okay. I bought this to try to brew tea in hotel rooms and I thought the pitcher was microwaveable but I don't think it is. It is hard to find a way to heat the water for the pot. I do love that if the top is on correctly, it does not leak so it can lie on its side if the fridge is too small to accommodate it standing upright.
Some teas can become bitter if you brew them too long. By flash chilling you are stopping the brewing process. i am still just as much in love with this product now as i was back then. it is the only tea pitcher you ll ever need again. It does not stain like plastic and it is stronger than glass. I have yet to come across another product that you can pour boiling water into and then put cold ice without if being a safety concern.
I guess I'll have to wait it out...but it looks like it will be a long wait.As I said, I have a larger version of this pitcher, so I already was a fan. I haven't had any of the reported problems with the base cracking or leaking. I handwash the pitcher, which may help. Other points of interest:The infuser is short enough that you pretty much have to make a full pitcher in order to make sure water covers all the leaves.
Of course, you will have to tweak the recipe to your desired strength. I always use a bold coffee for brewing iced coffee since I do add ice to it. This is definitely a pitcher for any iced coffee lover! I also purchased the 66oz Takeya pitcher to brew Starbucks Iced Tea. I just insert the entire bag in the basket, add hot water to the pitcher and let it steep for 30 minutes.
in the small pitcher. Then after it has steeped and cooled, pour into the large pitcher and fill it with water. This way I can always finish that last glass of tea, and not have to wait for a fresh pitcher.Sometimes I may want just a glass of a unique tea, but not a full pitcher. This is perfect. 24oz gives you a large glass plus extra of that special flavor.I now have never-ending fresh tea all the time (I drink a lot of tea!
With this new tea making item, I steep my tea in it, and then pour the hot tea into the larger Takeya drink making pitcher. I then fill it up with water, sweeten it with Stevia, and I have iced tea for at least 2 days. I it SO much easier than the way I used to make iced tea. I drink 5 16oz glasses every day, so it's a huge time saver and easier way for me to make iced tea. I LOVE IT!
Love this product. In the morning I'll fill it up with loose tea and hot water then stick it in the fridge at work. In the afternoon, I have iced tea to drink with lunch or just on its own. Perfect size for about 2 glasses of tea.
I found this first at the Teavana store, but they were selling it for $20 for this size. This product works perfectly for me. It didn't crack when I poured hot hot water to brew my tea and it didn't break when I shoved this thing in the freezer so I have iced tea.Can't wait to brew more. :)
Answer: No. You have to boil water separately and pour it in.