- Keeps tea hot without a cozy
- Made from porcelain; brushed stainless steel jacket lined with insulating fabric
- Stainless steel infuser provides plenty of room for loose tea to unfold
- Holds 48 ounces of tea
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Forget frumpy cozies; this handsome teapot keeps your favorite tea piping hot without needing--or deserving--to be covered up. A brushed stainless steel jacket lined with insulating fabric pairs with crisp white porcelain to create a classic design with a touch of modern whimsy. The knob-like lid, three rounded legs, and a playfully curved handle and spout complete the quirky look. Inside, a large stainless steel infuser allows fresh, loose tea plenty of room to unfold as it steeps, producing a rich, flavorful beverage that will satisfy any connoisseur. This teapot holds 48 fluid ounces--enough to serve even the most festive tea party. --Mary Park
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Created in the 1930's, insulated tea ware became the standard for a high tea service in the finest hotels and restaurants in Europe. The brushed stainless steel jacket is lined with an insulating fabric that insures piping hot tea to be enjoyed cup after cup. The stainless steel tea infuser is large enough to give delicious, aromatic herbal teas plenty of room to expand for maximum flavor. 48-ounce capacity.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Great teapot,
By Cookbookaddict (Philadelphia, PA United States) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: BonJour Classic Insulated Teapot, White (Kitchen)
This teapot is a winner. The tea really does remain hot for at least one hour after brewing and the teapot pours well. So many teapots I have had do not pour well but scatter the hot tea in random directions. Also, I really like the roundish shape of the pottery part of the teapot. This is the third covered teapot I have had and by far the best. I really liked my first one but it was dropped and broken. My second covered teapot never seemed to keep the tea as hot as the first and the porcelain finally cracked on its own out of exhaustion. This one, however, beats even my first covered teapot and I am very happy with it. It adds to the joy of my leisurely morning tea. If you have never had a covered teapot, my experience is that they have been superior to tea cozies - which don't seem to work very well at all.
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