How to make tea with Teabloom Stovetop & Microwave Safe Teapot (40 OZ)

I’d like to share how I enjoy my tea using the “Teabloom Stovetop & Microwave Safe Teapot (40 OZ).” Crafted with premium borosilicate glass and designed with a comfortable, extra-large handle and a smooth pouring non-drip spout, this teapot offers you a 360-degree view of your tea leaves unfurling within.

Preparing the Teabloom Stovetop & Microwave Safe Teapot (40 OZ)

Before we jump right into brewing, we must handle the Teabloom Teapot appropriately. This ensures its longevity and keeps it in excellent condition for perfect tea brewing sessions.

  • Avoid Overfilling the Teapot: As much as we may want a large batch of tea, it’s imperative to keep your teapot manageable. Too much water could lead to a boil-over, causing a mess and possible scalds.
  • Never Heat an Empty Teapot: Heating an empty Teabloom teapot can cause unsightly stains and potentially damage the base. Always ensure you add water before putting it on the heat.

Boiling Water Safely: Teabloom Stovetop & Microwave Safe Teapot (40 OZ)

When it’s time to boil your water, keeping safety in mind is important. The process differs slightly depending on your type of stovetop.

For Gas Ranges:

  1. Use a medium size burner (maximum 3.5-inch diameter burner cap) set to medium heat.
  2. If the flame extends beyond the bottom surface of the glass, lower the heat setting.

For Electric Stovetops:

  1. Use a small-size burner (maximum 5-inch diameter).
  2. Set the burner to medium heat settings.
  3. If your electric range coils are exposed, using a metal trivet to diffuse the heat is recommended.

Now, let’s boil that water!

  1. First, remove the glass infuser basket from the teapot.
  2. Add between 16oz to 34oz of water to the teapot.
  3. Securely place the lid onto the teapot.
  4. Carefully place the teapot on the stovetop to boil.
  5. Remove the teapot from the stovetop when the water reaches a boil. The handle might be hot, so consider using oven mitts for safety.
  6. Wait for the water to calm and the bubbling to stop before slowly placing the infuser and tea inside the teapot.

Important Note: The teapot could still be hot up to 2 hours after use. Always supervise its use around children and never leave the teapot unattended on the stovetop. Use oven mitts to handle it, and always hold the lid while pouring to prevent spillage.

Tea Preparation Guide

Your water is ready, and it’s time to brew your tea. The steps vary slightly depending on the type of tea you’re using.

For Teabags:

  1. Start by removing the glass infuser from the teapot.
  2. Bring your filtered water to a boil. Remember to remove the teapot from the stovetop when the water boils.
  3. Place one teabag per 8oz cup of water into the teapot.
  4. Cover the teapot with the lid and let the tea steep for 2-5 minutes, depending on your preference.
  5. Serve and enjoy your perfectly brewed tea!

For Loose Tea:

  1. Insert the glass infuser into the teapot.
  2. Add 1-2 teaspoons of loose-leaf tea per 8oz cup of water to the infuser.
  3. Carefully pour the hot water over the tea.
  4. Cover the teapot with the lid, and let the tea steep for 2-5 minutes.
  5. Serve your aromatic loose-leaf tea and relish its flavors!

For Blooming Tea:

  1. Remove the glass infuser from the teapot.
  2. Bring 30-34 ounces of filtered water to a boil in the teapot. Ensure you remove the teapot from the stovetop immediately once the water boils.
  3. Drop the tea flower into the teapot and cover it with the lid. For quicker bloom, boil water separately, place the tea flower in the teapot, and pour the hot water to cover it (3-4 inches).
  4. Let it steep until the tea flower has fully bloomed. This usually takes around 5-10 minutes.
  5. Stir in your favorite sweetener, if desired. Serve and enjoy your blooming tea, either hot or over ice!

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Cleaning & Product Care

Your Teabloom teapot deserves gentle and effective care to preserve its quality and beauty.

  1. Avoid using abrasive pads, brushes, cleaners, or metal products on or inside the glass. These could scratch the teapot and lead to breakages.
  2. Don’t scrub any mineral scale buildup. This might scratch the glass, which could lead to cracks and breakages. Use a liquid mineral descaler as directed by the descaler manufacturer.
  3. When washing by hand, use only sponge, plastic, or nylon wash pads and soapy water.
  4. The Teabloom teapot is dishwasher safe, but avoid contact with other items in the dishwasher to prevent any potential damage.

The Teabloom Stovetop & Microwave Safe Teapot (40 OZ) Experience

As a tea lover, I’ve explored various ways to brew tea, from teabags to fancy loose-leaf and blooming teas. When it comes to choosing the perfect teapot, the Teabloom Stovetop & Microwave Safe Teapot outshines the others.

This teapot isn’t just for making tea; it blends function, beauty, and a hint of enchantment. Watch tea leaves unfold in a captivating display as they brew, thanks to its exquisite borosilicate glass design. It adds elegance and durability to my kitchen.

Why Teabloom Stovetop & Microwave Safe Teapot (40 OZ) is the Best Teapot

Throughout my years of tea brewing, I’ve used countless teapots, each with unique features. But here’s why Teabloom is undoubtedly the best teapot I’ve ever used:

Versatility: The Teabloom teapot suits all tea types – from teabags to loose-leaf and blooming tea. Its removable infuser caters to all brewing preferences.

Material: Made of high-quality borosilicate glass, the Teabloom teapot guarantees the purest tea flavor, free from glaze or metal influences. This glass is renowned for its thermal shock resistance, enhancing the teapot’s durability.

Ease of Use: The Teabloom teapot looks fancy but is easy to use, thanks to clear instructions and safety tips. Its big, comfy handle and spill-free spout add to its user-friendliness, ensuring a perfect cup of tea for everyone.

Design: The Teabloom teapot not only serves a practical purpose but also boasts stunning beauty. Its clear glass design allows you to fully enjoy the mesmerizing dance of tea leaves, especially when brewing blooming teas. It elevates the tea-drinking experience.

There you have it! With these detailed steps, you can enjoy the purest taste of your favorite teas with the Teabloom Stovetop & Microwave Safe Teapot. Here’s to countless delightful tea times!

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