Goodful Press & Go Iced Tea Tumbler - Quick Brew, Leakproof, BPA-Free, Double Wall - 16oz

UPDATE: I've added a star. Although the instructions are to brew your tea then insert the inner sleeve, I realized I could just do the opposite and not worry about the tea turning bitter! So keep the sleeves together, drop your tea in, add hot water and let it steep. When the proper time for your tea is reached, simply remove the inner sleeve, taking the leaves with it. You can add ice if you want it iced, and a little more water for your basic cold tea. Works great.I thought this would be a neat item for tea and flavored waters. Water, okay; tea, not so much. Teas have a specific seep time and once you go past that, they can become bitter. So if you steep your tea, then slide in the insert, those tea leaves are still sitting there on the bottom, separated by a screen. So you tend to start getting that bitterness if you don't drink up right away.It's great to drop in some fruit, mull it, then add your water or seltzer for a flavored drink and not get seeds or pieces of fruit. Maybe I have a big face or something, but I can't use the top. The way the spout is designed, you can only drink at a certain angle, and my nose smashes up against the flip top. Even with it pushed all the way back.I'll still use it, without the top, for the mull/strain capability. Or you can steep your tea then pour it out. It's easy to clean and holds a nice amount of liquid.
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I recently got into teas, the relaxing loose tea varieties openned the door and I went through picking up some fruity delights along the way. But making my beloved hot teas into iced was not my forte - how much tea to ice? Should I let it cool first? Will the ice weaken the taste? I saw this product and knew I had to get it and I am incredibly pleased. It's perfect for those who are indecisive, unsure, and/or perfectionists with it's fill to line and easy to insert ice filter. Works with tea bags and loose teas wonderfully. Go on, just buy it!
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I absolutely love this tumbler. I was skeptical after reading a few comments, however, the pros definitely outweigh the cons. Here are a few "cons" that you might find in the comments and my opinion on those:Not enough tea - I did not find this to be accurate for me. If you drink your tea at a reasonable pace, I don't think you'll find this tumbler makes too little. If you're a "gulper" and don't drink at a pace where the ice can melt, this will probably be a deal breaker for you. If you're used to grabbing 32 ounces from your favorite fast food joint, it probably won't be enough for your either.The flip-lid doesn't close - I found this to not be true. The flip-top lid uses a rubber stopper to close snuggly. Therefore, you won't get the satisfying snap as you do from other forms of flip-top lids. You do have to apply pressure to get a snug seal, but it is a very good seal. This just comes down to preference, but does not render the tumbler useless.Leaking - I have not run into any leaking issues.Tea is not cold - I have not run into the issue, either. If you're impatient, the tea is obviously not going to be instantly cold. However, even when I have taken a quick sip immediately after I added the inner chamber, it was cold. I'm not sure what others are doing that their tea is remaining hot, or even warm. Within minutes, it's pretty ice cold.Loose leaf vs. tea bags - I would recommend using loose leaf tea instead of bags. The bulk of the bags can cause the inner chamber to not seat correctly.So far, I love it. The only real "con" for me is that sometimes, the inner chamber is hard to get back out. And yes, it is a pain to clean the loose tea out, but definitely not deal breakers in my opinion. I think if you're an iced-tea lover, you'll enjoy this addition to your tea drinking.
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Finally a tea tumbler thats simple to use, easy to clean, and perfect size! I’ve been searching for a couple years. I hope that the silicone part for the press holds up for all the use I going to give it this summer! The rubber bottom is great too it’s quiet to set down plus grippy so it won’t fall over. Leakproof lid is a must! And to top it off the price was way lower than I’m used to for tea tumblers! I can’t say enough good things about it!Pic 1-add 2 tsp of tea with 8oz of hot water (add double the tea bc once you add ice it will melt and dilute the flavor)Pic 2 - fill inside chamber with ice. When done brewing slide it in the outside chamber nice and slow “press” the tea.Pic 3 - now drink!Pic 4 - proof of how great the press is!
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