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Emma Bridgewater Teapot
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Can anyone tell me if Emma Bridgewater teapots are good pourers? Don't want to fork out for a dribbly teapot!
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Neither of mine dribble, my Ma-in-Laws does though. She might have have been a cheapskate and gone to an outlet though!
19:44 Wed 16th Jul 2014
I have a Picquot teapot for everyday use and it is fantastic. Got it for a fiver in a charity shop, they sell for about £90 new. Holds tons of tea and pours perfectly.
I'd just like an Emma Bridgewater teapot to add to my collection of their stuff. Wanted to see if it was a decent pourer before I treat myself.
Thanks for all your answers.
I'd just like an Emma Bridgewater teapot to add to my collection of their stuff. Wanted to see if it was a decent pourer before I treat myself.
Thanks for all your answers.
heathfield, I'm buying online, so that's not really an option. But it is a good suggestion.
sandy, I have to admit that I'm not overly particular when making tea. Always has to be in a pot, never a cup. Never bother warming the pot, but I never clean the pot either. 2 teabags (can't be doing with loose tea, I forget there will be leaves at the bottom of my cup and end up with them between my teeth), leave to stew for a good few minutes. Tea first, then milk into a mug.
sandy, I have to admit that I'm not overly particular when making tea. Always has to be in a pot, never a cup. Never bother warming the pot, but I never clean the pot either. 2 teabags (can't be doing with loose tea, I forget there will be leaves at the bottom of my cup and end up with them between my teeth), leave to stew for a good few minutes. Tea first, then milk into a mug.
How long is a piece of string, Sandy? The amount of tea per person, and the amount of water per pot depend entirely on personal preferences and the type of tealeaf you're using. Some, like Indian teas, give a very strong brew quickly, others, like China teas, require a longer infusion time. Suck it and see, as they say!
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