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Secret de Gourmet ceramic teapot with 2 cups – 50 cl + 20 cl
With this set from Secret de Gourmet, you can brew tea for yourself and a guest. The ceramic teapot has a capacity of 50 cl and comes with two matching 20 cl cups. Thanks to its classic design, the set also makes a lovely gift, for example for a housewarming, wedding, or birthday.Features Ceramic teapot and two cups Teapot with spout, sturdy handle, and matching lid The lid keeps heat and aroma inside the pot Capacity: teapot 50 cl, cups 20 cl Colors: taupe, light pink, mint green, and terracotta Dimensions Dimensions (l x w x h): 20 x 15 x 9.5 cmFrequently asked questionsHow many cups are included in the set?Two 20 cl cups, along with a 50 cl teapot.
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Teapot with Stainless Steel Filter - 1.2 L
This elegant teapot is ideal and convenient for preparing tea. It is easy to use and features a removable stainless steel filter for steeping loose-leaf tea or tea bags.The teapot is made of heat-resistant glass, which has a longer lifespan than most other types of glass. The material expands less when heated and contracts less when cooled than ordinary glass, meaning the glass is less likely to crack. Capacity: 1.2L.
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A Moroccan teapot for fresh mint tea? Here you will find teapots in stainless steel and glass, including models suitable for induction. Choose from 0.6 to 2 liters or a complete tea set with glasses.
What should you look for in a Moroccan teapot?
- Capacity: 0.6 to 1 liter makes enough tea for a few glasses; 1.5 to 2 liters allows you to serve a whole table. Many models come in multiple sizes.
- Induction: if you want to use the pot on induction, choose a model that specifically states this, such as the 18/10 stainless steel Amira, the Oriental teapot, or the induction-ready teapot ranging from 0.8 to 2 liters.
- Appearance: classic stainless steel, such as the Fes and the Arabic teapot by Hakal, gold-colored like the Hakal Sultana, or silver or gold like the Ifrane.
- Glass: a heat-resistant glass teapot (0.8 to 1.8 liters) or a glass pot with a filter for loose-leaf tea.
- Tea set: Hakal tea sets combine a stainless steel pot with 6 or 12 glasses.
How to make Moroccan mint tea
In Morocco, the teapot is called a berad. Rinse a tablespoon of green tea briefly with a splash of boiling water and discard it. Add a large bunch of fresh mint and sugar to taste, fill the pot with boiling water, and let the tea steep for a few minutes. Then, pour it into glasses from a height so that a layer of foam forms.
Pour the tea into Moroccan tea glasses and serve everything on a tray.
Frequently asked questions
Can a Moroccan teapot be used on induction?
Not every teapot works on induction, as this requires a magnetic base. Choose a model that mentions induction in the name, such as the Amira or the stainless steel Oriental teapot.
Is there a difference between a teapot and a tea kettle?
No, these are two words for the same pot used to brew and serve tea.
What size teapot do I need?
For yourself or for two people, 0.6 to 1 liter is sufficient. If you often host guests, choose 1.5 or 2 liters.
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