.boutique, spice.boutique Biodegradable White Paper Self Fill Teabags, Plastic Free, Drawstring, 6x8cm, 100

I normally buy loose chamomile flowers in bulk from Tea Pig but struggled to find a suitable strainer that was not a hassle to use. I decided to try these Teabags and I am now a convert. They are brilliant and easy to use. You can even use it for ground coffee if you don't mind waiting a couple of minutes for it to brew properly.

Brilliant product, for years we always enjoyed fresh leaf tea but always drifted back to tea bags for convenience due to less mess and then stumbled on these empty tea bags. They have a regular customer now, and when making our tea it becomes very theraputc filling the bag with Earl Grey or Darjeeling leaf tea letting it brew and tasting pure tea how it should be enjoyed. The bag is a good size and lets the tea infuse well. The supermarkets are missing a trick here on not having empty tea bags by the leaf tea on their shelfs..I would recommend this product as you can deduce from my review.

Very easy to use

Having got fed up with the poor and unreliable quality of prerpacked teabags I now blend tea leaves to my taste. These bags are perfect in size and quality. Draw the string tight and there is no escape of leaves into the cup. Now I drink tea the taste and quality that is most enjoyable.Bought more to give to friends.

I purchased these for a colleague who uses a lot of cardamom etc for making her tea. Apparently these have made a world of difference and she absolutely loves them.

Does what it says

I drink a lot of loose leaf tea. I mean, a LOT: I usually have six different teas on the go. Up to now, I've used a metal infuser which sits in the top of my favourite mug (bone china, of course!), which has worked very well. Because loose leaf tea can be used twice, only having one diffuser means I can only have one flavour at a time. So, I thought I'd try these teabags.Using a biro, I write the name of the tea on the top of the bag, put the required amount in the bag, pull the drawstring tight, and pop it in my mug. The flavour is just as good as using the infuser, but because there are no perforations in the teabag, it does need to be brewed for a little longer than when using the infuser (or brewing a commercially-produced teabag).The teabags are quite large, so there's plenty of space for the more gently-flavoured teas which require a larger quantity per mugful.Once I've used the tea a second time I loosen the drawstring and set the teabag to dry out completely. The tea leaves are then used as a mulch on my roses, and the teabag put into the paper recycling bin.I shall certainly be buying more of these teabags in the future.

Easy to use. Loose tea leaves stay inside the teabag even tea brew for a long time. 6cmx8cm suits me most.