teabags

She likes to steep a teabag in hot water for her morning tea.

He prefers loose leaf tea over teabags for a richer flavor.

The teabag burst open, scattering tea leaves all over the kitchen counter.

I always carry a few teabags in my purse for emergencies.

She used a teabag as a makeshift sachet for her clothes drawer.

He likes to squeeze the teabag against the side of the cup to extract more flavor.

The teabag tag had a cute little message printed on it.

I always find it relaxing to watch the teabag steep in the hot water.

She decided to reuse the teabag for a second cup of tea.

The teabag string got tangled with the spoon in the cup.

Alternately some companies are now producing biodegradable teabags.

You know, back to teabags and fish and chips.

We're just going to have to eke out the last one and share the teabag.

Tea tool is a simple solution that helps those who find it difficult to squeeze the teabag.

Oh, well. That low level teabag human druid?

I'm not sure if eking out this last teabag will make the tea taste very good.

We've almost run out of teabags – there's just one left!

So I was surprised to learn that most teabags actually contain a fine plastic mesh.

“I've only got teabags, I'm afraid—but I daresay you've had enough of tea leaves? ”

Simmering should get all the pectin out of the giant teabag, which makes the marmalade set.