- Fine mesh stainless steel gauze
- Integral drip stand
- Ergonomically designed handle for comfort
- Dishwasher safe
- Size - 4cm x 5.5cm
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The Le'Xpress stainless steel tea strainer features a clever hinged drip stand for resting the strainer on after use to catch drips and spills. The tea strainer also features an ergonomic handle for ease of handling and a side hook to rest on cup and mug rims whilst in use. The tea strainer and stand are dishwasher safe.
Le'Xpress from Kitchen Craft is a stylish collection of tea, coffee and hot drinks items, gifts and accessories that captures the trend for cappuccinos, green tea and lattes to offer a selection of high quality beverage options. Le'Xpress offers a host of complementary items for the discerning coffee and tea lover.
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KC106SS Stainless steel tea strainer, with a clever hinged drip stand for resting the strainer on after use to catch drips and spills. Also features a side hooks to rest on cup and mug rims while in use. Features: -Tea strainer and stand. -Le'Xpress collection. -Material: Stainless steel. -Gift boxed. -Dishwasher safe.
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
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With regards to the previous review headed `Bad Design'; the strainer should not have been separated from the stand, maybe it came loose in transit? It is designed to swivel such that, when pouring tea, you hold it by the handle and tilt the drip tray to one side leaving the strainer suspended over the cup. You will find 2 very small pins in the stand which locate in 2 equally small holes diametrically opposed to each other on the outside rim of the strainer. These are not easy to see, hence maybe the confusion.
This is a very elegant, well designed and functional product. I don't work for the seller or manufacturer by the way; I just bought one for my own use since I was very impressed when one was provided with my afternoon tea recently at the Shangri-La Hotel in Singapore.
This is a very elegant, well designed and functional product. I don't work for the seller or manufacturer by the way; I just bought one for my own use since I was very impressed when one was provided with my afternoon tea recently at the Shangri-La Hotel in Singapore.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
I WENT TO A TEA ROOM IN STOW-ON-THE-WOLD AND WAS GIVEN ONE OF THESE TO USE FOR MY POT OF TEA, AND THOUGHT IT WAS A GREAT IDEA AND JUST HAD TO HAVE ONE, SO WHEN I GOT HOME I SEARCHED AND FOUND IT ON AMAZON
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Lovely expensive looking tea strainer. Is of great quality with great packaging, look and price!! I would definitely recommend purchasing this product.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
wow
Great product i am so impressed works really well and looks great to..its a really nice small strainer...i would recommend this to everyone... Read more
Published 1 month ago by bren245
Tea strainer
The product does what it is meant to: strain your loose tea. However I have also found the metallic material a little bit flimsy. Read more
Published 3 months ago by S. Paez
The idea is good the item is not ...
The design behind this strainer has been around for years and should work well. Unfortunately the quality of the item is not that good. Read more
Published 4 months ago by A. Avgoustis
tea strainer
Lovely little tea strainer in stainless steel. Clips easily together in 1 click. The strainer pivots on the base and tilts independently to pour. Quick delivery and well packaged.
Published 5 months ago by Sally
Bad Design!!
Personally I don't understand the design.... The strainer part detaches from the base completely, so how are you supposed to pour your tea through it without burning your fingers!? Read more
Published on 2 Dec 2009 by Rachael
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