Paper Tea Filters Customer Reviews

They work great. I put in the loose tea, twist the extra paper, tie a little knot, and drop it in.

Nice quality, great alternative if you don t have or aren t uses to using a steeper

Super convenient - cleanup is easier than with a mesh filter, and it stays nicely in the pot.

2 helpful votes

These are great, wish they were easily closable though

I Will be back for more - I run out of Teavana tea bags that lasted me a few years. These are even better since they are bigger so filling them is easier

These are extremely easy to use. No tea ends up sleeping through like in other filters I’ve tried

I'm sorry I didn't know about these sooner. The bags I was using before had to be tied closed and it was a pain. These bags are deep enough so I don't have to worry about tea leaf bits floating out of the bag. Love these bags.

I really appreciate the size, the quality & the price for the quantity of the paper tea filters (biodegradable), is fare! BUT, for my part, I did miss the little cord to close my filter to seal the tea & to pull it off when it s ready. We all have our old habits and for me these filters are a 4.5 stars!

I've tried other brands, and these filters are just a smidge wider, so easier to get my tea scoop into so I don't waste any tea goodness.

These filters are what I was looking for - it can be for a cup but also for a pot

These paper filters are so handy when you are on the go!!

Very convenient for on the go or large batches of tea. Or for when I'm just too lazy to wash my infuser everyday. Highly recommend!

These filters are awesome. Better than any other type I could find, and cheaper too.

these are a must have. They make clean up easy especially if you like to have tea in your office.

These are a great way for me to bring my loose-leaf teas to work.

I find folding the top over twice is the secret to preventing any little escapees, and it works fine!

I'm so glad I put these filters into my first order, because one of the reasons I've never quite managed to become a loose leaf tea person is that it can feel like a hassle to measure the leaves, put them in a strainer, and get the water ready. These filters, plus my electric kettle, make it a breeze to prepare loose leaf tea. My only mild complaint is that the hotter you need to get your water for the blend you're brewing, the more saturated the paper filter gets due to the steam, which can be a little messy if you're setting the filter aside for another steeping. But these are definitely going to be a mainstay of my tea brewing from now on!

Great paper tea filters that are a bit bigger than I realized but they have a substantial amount in them

I really love this. I've ordered them twice and will definitely order again. While these are less eco-friendly than a reusable filter, they work well when you're in the office or otherwise do not have access to properly clean out your filter between uses.

These are perfect for easily steeping loose leaf teas

Fantastic filters, large capacity with plenty of room to tie the top if desired.

Great tea flavor, tea has space to move about and easy cleanup.

Very simple to use. I have been using it for my larger mug at work, but the bags are large enough to do a pot as well. I was looking for easier clean up at work, and these work perfectly!

They work well and do not affect the flavor of my teas. Helpful to take to work.

I love these. I use them all the time not only for tea, but to use with herbs to infuse in my sauces when I cook.

I really like these especially with the rooibos tea I now don’t have little leaves floating in my cup very pleased with them

my family loves these when they want individual cups instead of sharing a pot.

These filters made it easy for my MIL to try some loose teas. A great way to avoid messy cleanup.

I have been buying those from adagio.com for the last 15 years, glad they still keep them in stock, I like the size of the filter as it versatile: they are not from bleached paper, they will fit a large teapot if you fill it all the way, or single-cup if you put one teaspoon. I cannot brew my tea without it!

These are great! And my preference when making loose leaf tea.

Initially I used these before I purchased a tea maker. Now I only use these at work. They work well and the flavor of the tea is still very good.

Good value. Does what it is supposed to do. Doesn’t tear.

I love these filters, and make sure to always have a box at home. They work so much better then any strainer I've tried, and the value's really good, too.

These are great filters! I don't drape them over the edge of a mug, as suggested - I cut off the top inch or two (they're very long), put my tea in, then fold down the top twice and staple. Great way to pack loose tea to-go! Very strong, too - haven't busted one yet!

These were ok, I didn t love them, not anywhere near as much as the ones I got in germany

These are my go to filters and I have been using them for years. They're convenient and easy to use and it keeps all the unwanted tea dust in the bag and out of my cup

Love having these for when I need to take loose leaf on the go or for putting in a teapot when I don't want to risk burning myself pulling out a diffuser basket. Really handy to have in the stash.

Handy for workspaces without kitchens, which make it harder to use a metal diffuser.

I use these in my older teapot that I got from my aunt, where my infuser baskets don't quite fit into the top. The filter collapses around your tea leaves when wet, so I don't think it allows for the leaves to unfurl as they would freely in the normal infusers though, and it seems to float with some leaves not submersed, possibly resulting in a less efficient steep. Still effective enough though.

My go to for paper filters. I can easily twist the top and knot it before throwing it in my travel mug.

Easy and convenient for traveling. Have sent to friends who do not have filters.

Handy when you want the flavor of loose tea without the mess to clean. I keep these in my desk drawer at work for the convenience.

Plain and simple, they do the job! No additional flavor added to the tea, easy to tie off at the top or drape over the top of a tea pot.

I love these! I have a few different tea pot and tea ball options, but I find myself being lazy and using these filters since I don't need to clean them.

awesome teabags for use with loose tea s like genmaicha

They work as expected. Mine doesn't 'stand up' like it shows on the box once I put water in, but as long as I fold it closed once it gets wet, it doesn't reopen and let the tea out.

These work perfectly when you don t have the time or want to actually clean up. Easy to fill and easy to use. They re big enough to use in a pot as well. And, they work for coffee or tea.

The filters hold just what I need and does not have any reside after steeping the tea. Large filters and easy to add the teas. Large and sturdy.

These work well for any loose-leaf tea, are very convenient, and being paper they don't have the disadvantage of shedding plastic particles as the net triangles have been are reputed to do. They can also be composted like coffee filters, whereas the plastic nets can't.

Very nice! I'm accustomed to using this kind of filter, and my local grocery store carries a brand that's decent, but I was about to be out of those, so I decided to splurge a bit and try out these Adagio filters. They're a bit more expensive than the ones I usually use, but wow, are they worth it! They are visibly finer-textured and higher quality than the ones I'm used to (and I was buying pretty nice ones already). I really like chocolate chips and dried fruit bits in tea blends, and to enhance these flavors in brews that include them, I like to squeeze the bag now and then to get the melted chocolate or soaked-up fruit-liquids or whatever out into the liquor. My old bags were tough enough to allow this, but I had to be careful not to rip them by squeezing too hard. Adagio's bags, despite being thinner of fabric, are noticeably tougher and less apt to tear when wet. This makes squeezing the melted chips/et cetera into the tea MUCH easier. They're still, you know, paper, and can definitely be torn, but as this kind of paper product goes, they're impressively tough. I was expecting them to be larger from other' reviews but they're the same size as the other brand I was using, so I guess those other reviewers just aren't used to this type of bag, or something? Dunno.

In any event, I've already used four of these and I just got the box today. Impressive little filters. They will definitely be my go-to tea filters from now on.

EDIT: I used these filters exclusively for a long time after writing this review, but then I talked myself into buying one of Adagio's wonderful lidded mugs with its own metal infuser, which means I rarely have a need to use paper filters anymore. I also now own a double-sided mug, again with its own little infuser. However, sometimes the infuser has bits of dried tea from the last brewing stuck to it, and I'm switching types, but I'm too tired to scrub out the infuser. Or I've misplaced the infuser that matches the mug I use. Or perhaps - gasp! - someone other than myself would like to have tea. So I always keep a box of these around, just in case they're needed. In a pinch, I've found they even work as ersatz coffee filters. Just scoop some ground coffee into the bag, then place it in your mug of hot water and brew it like tea, dunking the bag up and down in the water periodically to improve the infusion. It's a lot slower than using a coffee machine, but it works! Amazing. So they're nice to have around for the coffee drinkers, too, as a backup for if someone forgets to buy coffee filters. Just a good all-around product.