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Glass or stainless steel teapots and accessories, such as tea eggs for a relaxing tea time.
Aromi tea/spice ball
Versatile kitchen helper: Aromi tea and spice ball The Aromi tea and spice ball made of 18/10 stainless steel is an indispensable kitchen helper. It is suitable for brewing tea, so can be used in teapots and teacups, as well as for home-cooked soups. Simply place the spice egg filled with various spices in the soup pot. The tea and spice ball has a diameter of 9 cm.
Tea pot Ancona
For connoisseurs - Ancona teapot Why not treat yourself to a cup of tea? With the stylish Ancona teapot made of stainless steel with a shiny look, every tea break becomes a pleasure. The teapot for home-made tea with a removable strainer on the inside is just one of several teapots in the Kela range. There is also a range of accessories such as teacups, tea strainers, tea eggs and honey spoons.
Modena teapot
Fancy a cup of tea? Modena teapot Tea is a favorite warming drink, especially in the cooler months. But tea is also becoming increasingly popular in all other months. The stainless steel teapot has a stylish stainless steel lid with handle and a removable strainer insert. This allows the tea to steep in the teapot in peace. The teapot is also easy to clean thanks to the removable strainer. The black matt finish and straightforward design give the teapot a modern look. The teapot is double-wall insulated! Stainless steel teapot, matt black. Dimensions: height 15.5 cm, Ø 14 cm. Volume: 1 l. Suitable for all types of stoves, except induction!
Teapot Cylon
For tea lovers - CYLON teapot Tea comes into its own in the bulbous CYLON glass teapot. The large, integrated stainless steel tea strainer insert is practical and allows the tea leaves to develop their aroma very well. The strainer is simply removed after the desired time. Glass teapot, stainless steel lid and tea strainer insert.
Teapot Auron
Useful and decorative - the Auron teapot The Auron teapot is made of heat-resistant glass and the strainer insert is made of 18/10 stainless steel. The handle, lid and base element are made of plastic. The lower plastic element can be removed so that the teapot can also be placed on a teapot warmer.
Tea box Noa
Attractive tea presentation - 6 tea bag compartments in the Noa tea bag box This box is not only a nice accessory for the tea corner at home, but also a nice gift idea for one or the other - with the pretty tea box made of bamboo you always have a view of your favorite teas through a transparent acrylic lid and at the same time know when a variety should be refilled. At the same time, you can create an attractive way to store tea bags or offer them to guests without having countless packages standing around. Noa tea box made of bamboo with transparent acrylic lid. 6 compartments. Dimensions: 21 x 16 x 9 cm.
Tea egg-shaped Profi
For tea drinkers - PROFI tea infuser The classic tea infuser in a high-quality design: made of 18/10 stainless steel and therefore absolutely tasteless. The tea infuser can be hung either in the cup or in the teapot. Made of 18/10 stainless steel, diameter 4 cm.
Teapot Aurora
For tea specialists - AURORA teapot The AURORA glass teapot is perfect for tea specialists. The large integrated tea strainer allows the tea leaves to develop their full aroma. Once the tea has steeped long enough, the strainer can simply be removed. And thanks to the glass jug, the tea color and intensity also become part of the tea enjoyment.
Teapot warmer Globul
Keep warm at the table - GLOBUL teapot warmer For the teapot or for keeping food or soups warm at the table: the round GLOBUL teapot warmer. Purist in form and material: the GLOBUL series includes napkin holders, egg cups, teapots, coasters and kitchen roll holders. Warmer made of chrome-plated metal with a diameter of 18 cm and a length of 21 cm.
Tea and spice tongs Profi
Teatime - Tea and spice tongs PROFI The PROFI tea and spice tongs are made of stainless steel and are therefore absolutely tasteless: they can be used either for brewing tea or - filled with spices - for cooking with.
Tea and spice ball Profi
For tea drinkers and spice experts - PROFI tea/spice ball The classic tea infuser in a high-quality design: made of stainless steel and therefore absolutely tasteless. The PROFI tea and spice ball can be used either for brewing tea or - filled with spices - for cooking with. Practical: all the spices that should no longer float in the punch or soup when serving can be pulled out with a handle. The spice ball is attached to the edge of the pot using the long chain and the spices simmer for as long as you like.
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Teapots and Tea Accessories for Enjoyable Tea Moments
A freshly brewed cup of tea brings a sense of calm to everyday life and invites you to take a moment for yourself. With the right teapot and tea accessories, preparing tea becomes a simple pleasure, whether enjoyed over breakfast, in the afternoon or shared with guests.
Discover glass and stainless steel teapots in a range of sizes, along with practical accessories for preparing and storing tea. From tea infusers and tea balls for loose-leaf tea to tea boxes for favourite blends, the collection combines functionality with thoughtful details and timeless design.
Choosing the Right Teapot: Material and Size
The right teapot makes preparing tea easier and suits your personal preferences. If you enjoy watching the colour of your tea develop as it steeps, a glass teapot is a great choice. If you value a durable material and timeless design, stainless steel teapots are well worth considering. Capacity and a removable tea infuser can also help you decide. This way, you can find a teapot that suits your tea-making habits and makes every tea break more enjoyable.
Stainless Steel Teapots
Stainless steel teapots stand out for their durable construction, timeless appearance and easy cleaning. Depending on their design, they can also help keep tea warm for longer. Models with a removable tea infuser make brewing loose-leaf tea easier and allow the tea leaves to be removed once the desired steeping time has been reached. The Ancona stainless steel teapot combines a polished finish with a practical, removable infuser.
Glass Teapots
A glass teapot is an excellent choice if you enjoy watching the colour and intensity of your tea develop as it steeps. Glass generally does not absorb odours or flavours, making it suitable for preparing different types of tea. Heat-resistant glass is also easy to clean and beautifully showcases the natural colour of the brewed tea. The Aurora glass teapot features a transparent body, a stainless steel lid and an integrated tea infuser.
What Capacity Should a Teapot Have?
The ideal teapot size depends on how much tea you want to prepare at a time. Compact models are practical for smaller households or individual tea breaks. If several people enjoy tea together or you want to serve multiple cups, a larger teapot is a good choice.
The range includes teapots with capacities of approximately 0.7 to 1.8 litres. The best size depends on how many cups of tea are usually prepared and whether smaller quantities or a larger pot are preferred.
Tea Accessories for Easy Brewing
The right tea accessories make it easy to measure and brew loose-leaf tea. Tea infusers, tea eggs and tea or spice balls are practical tools for preparing tea in a cup or teapot. Stainless steel models are durable and do not affect the flavour of the tea.
For preparing several cups, a teapot with an integrated, removable infuser is a convenient choice. Simply add the loose-leaf tea to the infuser, pour hot water over it and follow the recommended steeping time for the particular tea. Once the tea has steeped for long enough, the infuser can be removed easily to prevent further brewing.
Proper storage is also part of an enjoyable tea experience. A tea box keeps different tea bags neatly organised and makes them easy to browse.
The Right Water Temperature for Tea
How hot should water be for tea? The ideal water temperature depends on the type of tea. While herbal tea is usually brewed with very hot water, many green teas develop their flavour best at lower temperatures. If the water is too hot, more delicate teas can develop a bitter taste more quickly.
Green and white tea: 70–85 °C
Black tea: approx. 90–100 °C
Herbal and fruit tea: approx. 100 °C
These temperatures are guidelines. Depending on the type of tea, how it has been processed and personal taste, different temperatures may be suitable. Always check the brewing instructions on the packaging. For herbal and fruit teas in particular, it is important to follow the recommended preparation instructions.
Heating Water to the Right Temperature for Tea
A temperature-controlled kettle makes it easy to heat water to the desired temperature. Our Santos kettle offers five temperature settings ranging from 38 to 100 °C, as well as a keep-warm function for up to two hours. This makes it easy to heat water to suit different types of tea and keep it warm for longer when needed.
Serve Tea in Style
The right tableware is part of a relaxing tea experience. Beautiful glasses and cups make serving tea a pleasure, whether at breakfast, in the afternoon or while enjoying a cosy get-together with guests. For inspiration on presenting hot drinks in a modern way, take a look at our double-walled glasses. Discover teapots and tea accessories that suit your preferences and enhance every tea break with practical details and timeless design.
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Welche Teekanne eignet sich für losen Tee?
Für losen Tee eignet sich eine Teekanne mit integriertem, herausnehmbarem Siebeinsatz. Alternativ kannst Du ein separates Teesieb oder Tee-Ei verwenden. Wichtig ist, dass die Teeblätter genügend Platz haben und sich nach der Ziehzeit einfach entfernen lassen.
Ist eine Teekanne aus Glas oder Edelstahl besser?
Beide Materialien haben Vorteile. Bei einer Glaskanne kannst Du die Farbe des Tees beobachten. Glas nimmt in der Regel keine Aromen an und eignet sich daher für unterschiedliche Teesorten. Edelstahl ist robust und pflegeleicht. Wie gut eine Kanne die Wärme hält, hängt unter anderem von ihrer Bauweise und Isolierung ab.
Welche Wassertemperatur ist für Tee richtig?
Die optimale Wassertemperatur richtet sich nach der Teesorte. Grüner Tee wird häufig bei etwa 70 bis 85 °C zubereitet, während schwarzer Tee meist 90 bis 100 °C benötigt. Kräuter- und Früchtetees werden üblicherweise mit kochendem Wasser aufgebrüht. Beachte immer auch die Zubereitungsempfehlungen auf der Verpackung.
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