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airtight pitcher - grasshopper
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68oz
8 cups
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Love to have a pitcher of freshly brewed iced tea on hand, but low on fridge space? Our air-tight pitchers might just be exactly what you're looking for. Made from BPA-free Tritan plastic, these pitchers offer an air-tight, leak-free lid and a rectangular shape that allow it easily fit a refrigerator door or to be stored on its side without the worry of leaking.
To use simply remove the plastic lid, fill the infuser basket with desired loose teas, and cold brew overnight. Cold brewing is recommended with this unit. If using hot water, do not put lid on or in refrigerator until water cools to room temperature. Pitcher is heat resistant up to 200°F. Do not over tighten.
Made in China | 68 oz | 11.25" tall | 5" x 3.75" at base | BPA-free Tritan plastic
To use simply remove the plastic lid, fill the infuser basket with desired loose teas, and cold brew overnight. Cold brewing is recommended with this unit. If using hot water, do not put lid on or in refrigerator until water cools to room temperature. Pitcher is heat resistant up to 200°F. Do not over tighten.
Made in China | 68 oz | 11.25" tall | 5" x 3.75" at base | BPA-free Tritan plastic
Customer Reviews (84)
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perfectly portioned iced tea pouches
We recommend using one of our perfectly portioned iced tea pouches with this pitcher. One pouch is suitable for the 40oz pitcher and there's no measuring involved!
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Is this pitcher plastic or glass?
Asked by Sue Manos
on April 27th, 2021
on April 27th, 2021
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How do you take out the basket
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Asked by Marc Bernstein
on August 13th, 2021
on August 13th, 2021
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Hello. For filling the infuser basket, 6-7 tablespoons is allot of tea. I just want to confirm whether these instructions here on the website are correct.
Also, when pouring tea, do any leaves and other bits also pour out of the spout?
Asked by Elizabeth Nixon
on June 19th, 2023
on June 19th, 2023
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