HIC Harold Import Co. Passoire à thé à pointe HIC, acier inoxydable 18/8, passoire à thé à pointe argentée

Name: HIC Harold Import Co. Passoire à thé à pointe HIC, acier inoxydable 18/8, passoire à thé à pointe argentée
Brand: HIC Kitchen
SKU: 0735343567209
Price: 27.65 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:HIC Kitchen

3.5/5

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27.65

Les passoires à thé à mailles fines de HIC sont les outils de cuisson parfaits pour tamiser, égoutter, filtrer et tamiser les aliments et les ingrédients avant la cuisson et la cuisson. La passoire en acier inoxydable dispose d'une poignée d'aide pour s'asseoir en toute sécurité sur les casseroles et poêles, bols à mélanger et autres récipients de préparation des aliments, gardant les deux mains libres pour d'autres tâches, comme mesurer et verser. Utilisez-les comme un tamis à mailles fines pour enlever les graines, les peaux et autres morceaux fibreux en vrac et plus petits pour des consistances uniformes et des textures plus crémeuses dans les soupes et les sauces, les pâtes et les purées. Plus de grumeaux ! Faites infuser le thé en vrac et filtrez même les plus petites feuilles de thé, attrapez les graines et la pulpe lorsque vous pressez des citrons frais, ou égouttez et filtrez les infusions d'herbes ou d'épices. Il sert également de tamis. Les ingrédients en poudre comme la farine, les épices broyées et le sucre à glacer ou les farines d'arachide, d'avoine et de céréales ont tendance à se déposer et à se compacter pendant l'emballage et l'expédition. Les passoires à mailles fines de HIC éliminent les grumeaux de ces ingrédients et les aèrent pour des produits de boulangerie encore plus légers et moelleux. Fabriqué à partir d'un acier inoxydable 18/8 avec un maillage fin et une conception de poignée d'aide pour une stabilité accrue. La passoire alimentaire à mailles fines de HIC ne conservera pas les goûts ou les odeurs et ne donnera pas de saveurs aux aliments. Lavable au lave-vaisselle pour un nettoyage facile. Se suspend pour un rangement pratique.

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EAN: 0735343567209

Catégories Maison et cuisine, Mystère, Thriller & Suspense, Café, thé et café expresso, Accessoires pour le thé, Filtres à thé, Filtres à thé,

Fait partie de la gamme Essentials de HIC - Qualité, fonction et valeur ; une partie des recettes soutient C-CAP, préparant les élèves du secondaire mal desservis à l'université ainsi qu'à des carrières dans les industries de la restauration et de l'hôtellerie. Diamètre de 2-1/2 pouces. Poignée double pratique qui offre une prise en main sûre et permet des solutions de rangement créatives et suspendues. Fabriqué en acier inoxydable 18/8 durable et attrayant. tamis à mailles ; utilisations multiples, y compris le filtrage du thé en feuilles et la distribution de sucre en poudre. Se suspend pour un rangement pratique et compact ; lave-vaisselle. La maille fine élimine les petits morceaux et permet aux liquides de s'écouler. Aérez les ingrédients et éliminez les grumeaux pour des produits de boulangerie plus légers et plus moelleux ou des soupes, sauces, pâtes et purées plus lisses. S'installe en toute sécurité sur les casseroles et poêles, les bols à mélanger et autres récipients de préparation des aliments pour garder les deux mains libres pour d'autres tâches, comme mesurer et verser. Passoire à mailles fines HIC pour tamiser, égoutter, filtrer et tamiser les aliments et les ingrédients avant la cuisson et la cuisson.

Brand	HIC Kitchen
Color	Silver Tip Tea Strainer
Country of Origin	China
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars 914 ratings 4.5 out of 5 stars
Is Dishwasher Safe	Yes
Item model number	30010
Item Weight	0.81 ounces
Manufacturer	HIC Harold Import Co.
Material	Stainless Steel
Product Dimensions	7.25 x 2.75 x 1 inches
Style	Fine Mesh Tea Strainer

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Scritto da: Gilmorest

Works as advertised

I like that it has the extra lip so it rests on a bowl or cup. Works great and cleans up easily.

Scritto da: Chromic Acid

Useful for all except teas with straight leaves

This works great for loose leaf teas that come in small pieces. I recently bought a green tea that came in straight leaves (meant for a teapot), and I have to squish those down and break them into smaller pieces so that there is enough for how much I want to steep. I use this device to prepare tea for the morning and for my vacuum sealed bottle. The conical mesh focuses water out the tip, so even if I'm pouring hot water around the edges to catch all the leaves, the end result still comes out centered. This is nice. **Note:** This device isn't meant for steeping, but just for pouring hot water over the leaves. This works great for black leaves and rooibos, but I let green leaves sit for a couple minutes after the first pour just to get them to moisten up and draw the flavor to the surface (basically a crude steep). It works fine. I first pour the appropriate temperature hot water through this thing (with my tea of choice) and into a mug, and then I let it sit for a minute or two, place it over the mouth of my vacuum sealed bottle, and pour more water until full. Then I seal the bottle for work, and drink the cup before heading out. So far, this has worked well. **Note:** This is my bottle. Highly recommended for the office worker. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07KZ6JZ5F

Scritto da: P. Duffield

Everyday durability

I've been using this to strain my tea almost every day since I got it. It's a sturdy little thing that I wash in my dishwasher after giving it a tap in the sink to empty the bits that don't want to go into the compost. So happy I bought this.

Scritto da: glittergirl????

works well!

I don't even remember if it was a movie or a tv show but one of them had fancy people drinking tea and using a much fancier version of this. Unfortunately, the fancier ones out there are too small for my mug. I wish this one had a longer hook or handle on the top but it still works well for me. It's not the prettiest but it works. I have a really large 5-1/2" wide mug I use for my tea and this strainer device thingy fits across it just fine and does exactly what it's supposed to do. If I drank tea more often, I would probably buy an antique version but for now, this suits my needs perfectly.

Scritto da: Janakei

I use this almost daily

This is the handiest strainer I have! It fits right on a regular quart jar and I use it almost daily to strain grease. I like the small size for small daily jobs. It is easy to clean as well.

Scritto da: KittyMac

In short, it's flawless

I didn't review this right away because they all seem fine at first right? Anyway I've had it for months now, and what we use it for is filtering the gunk out of homebrewed kombucha, which means it soaks in fairly acidic liquid a few times every day. We do take care to rinse it off right after use. But still, I think if it was gonna rust it would have rusted at least a little by now. I am convinced it's genuinely made of quality stainless steel. (Our old sieve disintegrated because of the booch, which is why we needed to buy one) I also pour my tea through it (I put loose leaves in the pot) so it's subjected to that type of corrosion too. I scrub at it with baking soda once a month or so because the tea seems to leave a film which clogs the screen (it is a VERY fine mesh) and with all the scrubbing and flexing involved in that process, I am confident I've tested the durability of the edges too- zero signs of coming apart. I am very satisfied with this item.

Scritto da: The Kings

Basic and made well. Does exactly what it is made for.

Bought the 2-1/2" one to use as a tea strainer. Basic and made well. Does exactly what it is made for. It is just right for average mugs and cups (which are around 2-3/4 to 3 inches inside diameter). Properly balanced, sits solidly on mug without tipping and without needing to hold it while using. Fineness of the screen is appropriate for whole & chopped tea leaves. Not fine enough for ground teas, but I don't think any 'screen' would be fine enough for that - those preparations require filters (or a desire to drink the fines). Unlike some others have posted, it did not rust - really is all stainless. An application note for others - this is a strainer, not an infuser. It is used to pour tea thru that you have infused loose in the pot/kettle (the best way to produce the most satisfactory/flavorful brew). It will not satisfactorily produce a tea infusion if used simply to pour hot water thru loose tea placed in it nor if trying to immerse said loose tea into a brim-filled mug of hot water. There are different devices made for these methods of infusion.

Scritto da: snowy

It is absolutely perfect because it is balanced correctly

I've looked for these for so long! I have one my father gave me that was on its last legs. It is absolutely perfect because it is balanced correctly. The light handle design (exactly like the one my father gave me) is such that it stays on whatever you have placed in onto (cup, measuring cup, bowl). Other strainers don't stay because the heavy handle makes it fall unless you have an extra hand to hold it in place. I have put up with this for so long. Now, the best strainer is back! I was so happy my husband bought 2 of them. The price is right! It is a fine strainer & small. It can sit on top of your coffee cup, or across a measuring cup (fits the smallest 1 cup -- up to the quart size). I strain tea and lemon/lime juice through it. It catches the smallest seeds and pulp. Highly recommended.

Scritto da: Jia

Works great - not deep

The strainer is great, not too deep as that’s what I needed. Only thing is it arrived with a dent on the side of the mesh, likely due to the packaging.

Scritto da: Suzy Tate

As described.

The strainer works for any sized cups. I wish the mesh was finer as my tea can still go through. Otherwise, the size is great. It is pretty easy to hand clean, and I've also put it through my dishwasher with no problems. For the price, I would recommend. Some other options on the market are much more expensive and probably work the same.

Scritto da: R.Read

You get what you pay for

This item is inexpensive and the quality shows that. It does work fine but don't expect it to last forever. Still, with light use it is totally functional and a good value

Scritto da: Kathleen

Good price and tea strainer for a new full leaf tea drinker.

I purchased this as a gift along with some whole leaf tea and a mug. It sits on the mug as it steeps and the handle is convenient to flip out the leaves when finished. It was much less pricey than the typical tea infusers I use in my pots and mugs but worked perfect for making the little daily mugs of tea I do. No smell or taste to worry about and sits as it should. I wouldn't use this for a big tea pot necessarily since I like to put on a lid and tea cozy to retain the heat as the tea steeps- and some family like stronger tea and would use my deeper strainer for that.

Scritto da: vsr

Very good quality mesh

Using since 4 or 5 months. Quality is very good, no complaints or no rust so far.