TEA Spoon

Team Tea

£5

Our stainless steel TEA Spoon is the essential tool for measuring loose leaf tea perfectly every time. Designed specifically for tea brewing, this long-handled spoon makes it easy to scoop leaves from even the deepest tea caddies without getting your fingers sticky. Why you need a proper tea spoon: Standard kitchen teaspoons vary wildly in size, which can lead to weak or overly strong brews. Our TEA Spoon holds approximately one teaspoon of loose leaf tea - the perfect amount for a single cup. The generous bowl size works beautifully with all leaf sizes, from fine Assam to large whole leaves.

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