Tea Product Review: Sugar Bowl, Matcha Bowl, or Tea Leaves Bowl

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I recently had the pleasure of reviewing a couple of GORGEOUS Infinity Jars – one on my food blog and the other here, on the tea blog. The bottle I reviewed on my food blog, Get Cooking, is a real show-stopper. You can read its raving Infinity Jars Review by clicking the link.

But the one I want to tell you about today is the beauty pictured here – a glass covered dish that actually has multiple uses around the home.

I have used mine for a variety of different uses before I settling on the life I feel for certain it was meant to lead. This beautiful dish is IDEAL for combining and experimenting with dried tea leaves. More times than not, I enjoy dried tea leaves just as they are packaged, but every now and then I want to taste.. say…. both peach and raspberry or both orange and vanilla – then I’ll combine some leaves, making my own tasty blend.

It’s fun as well as delicious.

Usually, I’d only combine enough to make one glass because I didn’t have a perfect vessel to store my combination. When I first laid eyes on this beautiful dish, I knew my problem had been solved.

Dimensions

Height:1.1″ (2.79 cm)
Diameter:4.8″ (12.20 cm)
Opening of Mouth:4.31″ (10.95 cm)
Capacity:100 ml (3.38 fl oz)

Features

100 ml Capacity (3.38 fluid ounce)
Scientifically Proven to Extend the Freshness and Potency of Your Stored Materials For 6 Months or Longer
Blocks Out Light, Airtight, and Smell-Proof. Optimum Performance
Premium Eco-Friendly, European-Made, Durable Lab-Tested Glass.
Locks In Freshness and Fragrance with All-Glass Lid
Sleek Jet Black Exterior Style, Shines Ultraviolet When Held up to Light

This is also a gorgeous and elegant dish in which to store matcha powder or sugar – other necessities in a tea lover’s world.

Other Uses for this Beauty:

Perfect place to keep dried herbs and spices.
Beautiful dish for “fancy” soaps.
Great for keeping black pepper in – pinching as needed.

Infinity jars come with snazzy-looking little labels as well as a great cleaning cloth that keeps them looking shiny and new. I can’t recommend these beautiful jars enough. See Infinity Jars for more information.