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Matcha Sieve & Tea Strainer

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$18 $24 In stock

Category: Teaware

Cut down your clutter with this dual use stainless steel sieve fit for both lump-free matcha and loose leaf tea. For matcha, scoop your green goodness into the sieve and gently stir to filter through to your matcha bowl, creating a fine, smooth powder. For loose leaf tea, simply scoop your tea leaves in, brew, and remove when you’re ready to sip.

  • Hand wash, not suitable for the dishwasher or microwave.

100% ethically sourced to the standards of SMETA or BSCI.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ella ★★★★★

I was skeptical about using one sieve for both matcha and loose leaf, but the stainless steel mesh is fine enough to catch every clump without clogging. It’s small enough to tuck in a drawer, yet sturdy enough to handle daily tea.

Michael ★★★★★

I was tired of clumpy matcha, but this stainless steel sieve completely fixed that—just a quick stir and it’s perfectly smooth. The dual use for loose leaf tea is a nice bonus, cutting down my drawer clutter.

Ryan O. ★★★★★

The fine mesh catches even the tiniest matcha clumps, so I’m finally getting smooth, frothy tea without any lumps. Using it for loose leaf tea afterward is a nice bonus that actually works well.