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Question: I wanted to know if i can put this tea pot directly on the cook top(the flame)?
Document: This was exactly what I wanted. I tried to put together the perfect tea set before my vacation in England ended, but I couldn't decide on the pot. Luckily. Amazon had my back. The only problem I've found is that the locking tab that holds the lid on is not as secure as I've seen on other models. While the lid has not fallen off, I often feel like it's going to when I try to wring out that last drop of tea. So hold the lid and enjoy!
.the English might cringe:Fill pot about 1/2 inch short of top with cold water. put in desired tea bag or infuser content.Set microwave to 9 minutes for 4 cup pot and 15 for 6 cup pot. (leave off the lid)In my case one tea bag prepared this way (I drink my tea without sugar or milk.) makes a nicely deep colored beverage. If ice tea is desired .
Tea pot was just what I wanted, just the right color matches my china. But when it came the handle was broken.
I like the size of the teapot but it drips a lot. The design seems right but I put my pot and cup on a paper towel each time I pour a cup of tea to collect the drips.
This tea pot is great, especially for making large amounts of tea. It's a little tricky to clean, though: I can't fit my hand through the top hole, and it's difficult to be sure that I've gotten to all of the nooks and crannies. That said, a tea pot requires much less cleaning than many other kitchen utensils, so it's not a deal breaker.
I bought one of these years ago and my daughter wanted one for her home in white. It's the perfect size for steeping 2 tea bags and gives out about 4 coffee cups of tea. No waste. Great purchase!
The top opening is about 2 1/4 x 2 1/2 at the most, so you'll want about 2" diameter tea strainer if you're planning on using loose tea. I often find myself using the teapot personally although the capacity allows for group gathering. As for the drippings, I tie a piece of cloth or paper towel on the spout to help capture the liquid, or you should use a tray.
Good quality and nice shape. Looks good with my fine china and my everyday stoneware. Lid is easy to insert and stays put when pouring. Handle was not 100% comfortable, and it felt a little out of balance when I was pouring, but for my needs it is a perfect teapot.
This is exactly as advertised. Sturdy, strong, pretty form and great function. I haven't had the problem mentioned in other reviews about the steam burning my hand, nor have I managed to drop the top out of it. It's a great design and a wonderful teapot. Great price, too.
However, that does not stop me from rating the teapot a 5 star for its low cost, capacity, and function. I love the lid design with a latch that allows me to completely empty the teapot even at 90 degrees vertical. You can pretty much assume that you will never need to hold the lid while pouring. The lid also has a tiny vent hole on top that allows the teapot to pour more smoothly without making splash.
Answer: No you cannot.  It is a teapot that you pour hot water into and brew the tea.