My Favorite Tea Travel Cups

T2 Stainless Steel Flask: www.t2tea.com/en/us/teawares/...
Mennä One Onyx: mennalife.com/products/menna-...
Gongfu2Go: crimsonlotustea.com/collectio...
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[@ZhenteaCa]

Great video! We love travelling with tea too!

[@teaformeplease]

Thanks, ZhenTea!

[@SarahnTea]

I love the teaware display you have behind you. It's so beautiful!

[@teaformeplease]

Thank you!

[@MyCornerOnline]

Thanks for sharing. Always on the lookout for more travel tea ideas.

[@teaformeplease]

So glad you enjoyed it! There are so many different methods for making tea on the go. I need to try them all. 😂

[@kimberleyskyusu]

I have the matcha flask and tea flask from T2 (in fact I have two of the bigger tea flasks from) they are brilliant! I find if you don't want the tea to be too hot, if you steep it in a gravity steeper and then transfer it, its a perfect temp. I just got one of those infuser you turn upside down to brew and then fip it to stop the steep. I'm yet to use it as I'm saving it for when we travel next so I can gongfu on the go
I use my matcha flask from T2 all the time especially when I'm in pain because it's much easier for me. It's a great substitute for when I can't get all of my matcha wear out

[@teaformeplease]

Nice! The T2 flask definitely keeps the tea super hot. Before COVID they would fill them up for free at their stores on Fridays too. I could definitely see the matcha flask being easier to use at times.

[@ellenbest8300]

I like a flask that I can brew and drink from.
That could mean that I need to take the strainer out so the tea doesn’t get too strong. Some flasks have the strainer it’s movable within it are not completely tight enough.

[@teaformeplease]

I definitely prefer to be able to remove the leaves but there are situations where not having to take the leaves out is super helpful. So I keep buying different flasks to try all of the different designs out there 😂

[@bfa-westchesternycchapter9163]

@@teaformeplease If I have to keep leaves in, white tea is my choice!

[@teaformeplease]

Very true! White tea is super versatile and doesn't get nearly as bitter as other categories.

[@cloaker416]

@@bfa-westchesternycchapter9163 I found a great tea flask recently that has a chamber where the leaves are stored on the top of the flask. You turn it upside down to brew and then when you drink your leaves are nice and dry!