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Thickened 800ml borosilicate glass teapot with stainless steel infuser, clear body, handle, and drip-free spout
  • Thickened 800ml borosilicate glass teapot with stainless steel infuser, clear body, handle, and drip-free spout
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  • Elegant glass teapot showcasing tea brewing process"
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  • Clear borosilicate glass teapot with non-drip spout
800ml Borosilicate Tea Pot

StepUp Coffee

800ml Borosilicate Tea Pot

$35.00
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Product Description Brew loose leaf tea in a clear 800ml borosilicate glass teapot built for everyday use. Made from thickened heat-resistant glass with a removable stainless steel infuser, it handles temperatures from -20°C to 150°C and works for stovetop heating, microwave use, and easy cleanup.

  • Thickened borosilicate glass resists thermal shock better than standard glass teapots
  • 800ml capacity is a practical size for 2 to 4 cups of tea
  • Removable fine-mesh stainless steel infuser helps separate leaves while keeping flavor extraction balanced
  • Non-drip spout supports a cleaner pour for home, office, or table service
  • Ergonomic handle is shaped for a steady grip and stays more comfortable during pouring
  • Dishwasher-safe design makes daily brewing easier, though hand washing helps preserve clarity

Compared to opaque ceramic or metal teapots, the clear body lets you monitor leaf expansion, color, and brew strength in real time. That makes it useful for green tea, black tea, herbal blends, blooming tea, and small-batch hot water prep. If you want a tea brewing teapot that moves from kitchen stove to desk or breakfast table without extra gear, this one keeps things simple and easy to track.

FAQs Is the teapot safe for use on the stove? Yes, the borosilicate glass can withstand high temperatures, making it safe for use on the stove. Can I use this teapot in the microwave? Absolutely. Our teapot is designed to be microwave-safe. Is the infuser removable? Yes, the stainless steel infuser is removable for easy cleaning and versatility in brewing. How do I clean the teapot? The teapot is dishwasher-safe, but we recommend hand washing to maintain its clarity and shine. What is the capacity of the teapot? The teapot holds up to 800ml, a practical size for serving multiple cups of tea.

Package Contents: 1X Teapot

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Frequently Asked Questions

A borosilicate glass teapot is one of the healthiest options for tea brewing because glass is non-reactive and does not add flavors, coatings, or metallic taste to your tea. Borosilicate glass is especially popular because it handles heat better than standard glass and is less likely to crack under normal brewing use. A removable stainless steel infuser is also a practical choice because it lets you steep loose leaf tea cleanly without exposing the tea to lower-grade plastics. This StepUp Coffee teapot is made from thickened borosilicate glass and includes a removable fine mesh stainless steel infuser, which makes it a strong option for people who want a simple, low-interference brewing vessel. The clear body also helps you monitor steeping strength visually. It is best for tea drinkers who want a clean-tasting brew and want to avoid reactive materials. The main tradeoff is that glass, even heat-resistant glass, still needs more careful handling than metal teapots.
Yes, many borosilicate glass teapots are stovetop safe, but only if the product is specifically designed for heat exposure. Borosilicate glass is known for good thermal resistance, which makes it better suited to direct heating than ordinary glass. This StepUp Coffee teapot is described as heat-resistant from -20°C to 150°C and safe for stove use, so it is suitable for gently heating water or brewed tea. It is a good fit for people who want to brew and warm tea in the same pot without switching containers. The clear glass also makes it easy to see when the tea reaches the strength you want. The main limitation is that stovetop-safe does not mean indestructible. It is still best to use moderate heat and avoid sudden temperature shocks, such as placing a very hot teapot onto a cold wet surface. If you want a glass teapot specifically for visible brewing plus light cooktop use, borosilicate is one of the better materials to choose.
Yes, a glass teapot with an infuser is often a better choice for loose leaf tea because it combines easy steeping with cleaner pouring. The infuser keeps leaves contained while still allowing water to circulate, which helps extract flavor more evenly than stuffing tea into a small tea ball. A fine mesh stainless steel infuser is especially useful for smaller leaves and herbal blends that can otherwise slip into the cup. This teapot includes a removable stainless steel infuser, so it works well for loose leaf tea while also giving you the flexibility to remove the basket once the tea reaches the right strength. That makes it useful for green tea, black tea, herbal tea, and flowering teas. It is ideal for people who want easy cleanup and visible brewing in one vessel. The main tradeoff is that if you regularly brew very large whole leaves, you may want to leave plenty of room in the infuser for expansion so the leaves can open fully.
The best borosilicate glass teapot usually comes down to five things: heat resistance, glass thickness, a well-designed infuser, a drip-free spout, and practical capacity. Borosilicate glass matters because it handles temperature changes better than ordinary glass. Thickness adds durability. A removable fine mesh infuser improves versatility because you can brew loose leaf tea or use the pot without the basket. A non-drip spout makes everyday pouring cleaner, and the right size depends on whether you brew for one person or several. This StepUp Coffee teapot checks many of those boxes with thickened borosilicate glass, an 800ml capacity, a removable stainless steel infuser, and a non-drip spout. It is best for shoppers who want a balance of visual appeal and everyday functionality. It also suits people who want one teapot they can use on the stove, in the microwave, and in the dishwasher. The tradeoff compared with heavier ceramic or metal teapots is that glass shows wear more visibly and benefits from gentler handling.
An 800ml glass teapot is best for solo tea drinkers who like multiple cups per session or for two people sharing tea. In practical terms, 800ml usually makes about three small cups or two larger mugs, depending on how you serve. That size is a good middle ground because it is large enough for everyday use without becoming bulky or awkward to pour. This StepUp Coffee teapot is a smart choice for people who want a manageable everyday brewer rather than an oversized serving pot. The ergonomic handle, clear body, and removable infuser make it well suited to home use, casual tea breaks, and small table service. It is also helpful if you like to watch the tea steep, especially with loose leaf or blooming teas. The limitation is simple: if you regularly serve a group, you may need to brew more than one round. For one or two people, though, 800ml is often one of the most practical teapot sizes.