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The Tea Centre’s wide range of stainless steel teapots

Stainless Steel teapots are ideal for when displaying your tea is just as important as showing off the teaware! Not only are they beautiful, but stainless steel teapots are also highly functional and one of the most durable options out.

Stainless steel is good for holding tea as the material requires very little maintenance. Stainless steel teapots in particular boast easy-pouring designs and offer above-average heat retention with your tea. Moreover, these types of teapots are lightweight and have a neutral yet contemporary look.

At The Tea Centre, we carry a wide selection of stainless steel teapots and tea makers that cater to a variety of tastes. We also offer a range of sizes, from one-person teapots to 6-cup teapots that can satisfy a crowd.

How do I clean my teapot?

To get the longest life out of your teapot, and keep it looking at its best, we recommend cleaning after every use with warm soapy water (unless your teapot is made of low-baked earthenware; in which case, a rinse with warm water will do) and ensuring your pot is dried thoroughly before its infuser is placed back inside. This will prevent your infuser from rusting! We recommend hand washing over dishwashing our teapots—especially on pots where gold paint or intricate parts are present—as they require gentle attention.

Over time, the inside of your teapot may develop a brown stain from the tannins found in tea—these tannins will be more prominent in black teas than other tea varieties. To remove this mark, you can use a mixture of bicarbonate soda and vinegar to gently scrub at the stain, or alternatively, use a stainless-steel cleaning foaming formula.

Teaware material differences

In the same way that a carpenter is lost without his tool belt, a tea drinker can’t enjoy the full experience of tea without the proper teapot on hand! When it comes to choosing the perfect teapot to suit your lifestyle, it’s important to consider the following pros and cons of each type of teaware material.

Ceramic: traditional feel and retains heat well. However, this material is more prone to chipping than others

Glass: aesthetically pleasing to watch tea leaves unfurling during the infusion process. However, glass does not retain heat as well as other materials

Earthenware and Cast Iron: traditionally, there’s no washing up required as earthenware and cast iron are said to retain the memories of the tea and tea drinker

Porcelain: beautiful pure white colour and an convenient material for teaware. Used to be very delicate but is now much more durable

Bone china: Developed in England by combining porcelain and bone ash. Considered more durable than regular porcelain

Buy stainless steel teapots and tea makers online or in-store at The Tea Centre

Here at The Tea Centre, we have a gorgeous range of stainless steel teapots that make every tea-drinking experience an absolute delight. Stainless steel teapots are a great vessel to infuse your favourite teas in. They’re also perfect and functional centrepieces for when guests pop over for a visit. Therefore, purchasing a stainless steel teapot is a worthwhile investment!

We pride ourselves on the quality of our stainless steel teapots that ensure you have the perfect brew every time. You will notice that our stainless steel teapots are beautifully designed and made from durable and quality stainless steel material. It’s all part of the ceremony and joy that comes with enjoying the finest tea possible.

Making a cup of tea is not as hard as it sounds, with our easy-to-use range of stainless steel teapots. Whether you need a moment to yourself or you're having a tea party with friends, we have the right stainless steel teapot for you.

To make the perfect cuppa next time you want to relax and unwind, we'd recommend brewing one teaspoon of loose leaf tea to every cup of tea. Most of your stainless steel teapots will already have inbuilt infusers. However, you can also use our range of teacup strainers if you’re just after a single cup of tea.

Interested in other teawares? Look through our selection of tea cups, tea sets, and tea tools, to find the right ones for you.