Tea Corner

How do I clean a tea sock?

I want to make Thai tea, I bought a tea sock and a bag of Thai tea. I know how to brew it up and make it, but after I use the tea sock to filter the tea leaves how do I clean it?

puttt it under the sink and rinse it outtt. take outt all the nastys in it and rinse

Thai Iced Coffee

Vietnamese coffee filter set $1.69 Preparing delicious Vietnamese coffee is quick, easy and doesn’t require much clean-up afterward. The coffee filter is stainless steel and there are three parts (filter, screw-on damper, and lid). Simply place the filter on top of a cup, so it looks like a hat. Add 2-3 teaspoons of coffee to the filter, then screw on the damper so it’s snug (not tight). Shake the filter a bit to settle the coffee….

Cloth Tea Filter Sock $3.99 A multi-purpose cloth strainer that can be used to brew coffee or tea, use as a custom bath bag, or as a spice bag. Simply add desired amount of coffee or tea to the strainer sock, pour over boiling water, and allow to brew until desired strength (for iced beverages prepare a strong brew). Remove cotton sock from the brewed beverage, and serve the tea or coffee either hot or over ice. Made from un…

Tea Sock All Natural Reusable Tea Filter, 100% Cotton with Stainless Steel Rim A non-waste producing, environmentally sound, reusable tea filter made of 100% natural unbleached, untreated cotton muslin. The Tea Sock produces a rich, full-bodied tea taste unmatched by paper products. Following instructions will give you many months of use….

Thai tea filter stainless steel / muslin $0.01 Thai iced tea is becoming a very popular drink in the United States, and this Thai tea filter will let you prepare it to perfection. This tea filter is made of stainless steel and muslin. Use it again and again–we’ve used ours for years. The top is a circle 5 inches in diameter, and a handle 5 inches long. The mulsin filter is nice and long (8 inches) so it holds the tea well. Usually in preparat…

Trung Nguyen Vietnamese coffee – 15 oz can $7.53 The picture shows the coffee in a can, but we no longer offer the can. Now this coffee is packaged in sealed foil bag, and sold in a box. We love the aroma, flavor and unique preparation style of good quality Vietnamese coffee. It’s just slightly lighter than a French roast, and smooth not acidic. The premium quality coffee is grown and roasted in Vietnam, and ground to the appropriate coarseness,…

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