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What do you call the thing put tea leaves in?
There are several names for the thing you put tea leaves in, depending on the type of tea and brewing method:
For loose leaf tea:
* Tea infuser: This is the most common term, and it can refer to a variety of different types of devices.
* Tea ball: This is a round, mesh ball that holds the tea leaves.
* Tea basket: This is a larger, basket-shaped infuser.
* Tea strainer: This is a mesh strainer that you can use to strain the tea leaves from the water.
For tea bags:
* Tea bag: This is a small, sealed bag containing tea leaves.
* Tea sachet: This is a similar term to tea bag, often used for herbal teas or tea blends.
Other:
* Teapot: While not technically the thing that holds the tea leaves, a teapot often has a built-in infuser basket or a separate strainer to be used with loose leaf tea.
The best term to use will depend on the specific item and how you are brewing your tea.
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