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posted by [identity profile] sigelphoenix.insanejournal.com at 12:58pm on 21/11/2008
Yay for a good tea trinket ... damn because it's 99 bucks. :P It sounds like it does everything I want from it, though, and would allow for an essentially hands-off tea-making process. Plus it would mean I could stop heading to the microwave every few minutes when my tea cooled ...

One question I have is, does the temperature control have actual numbers? One thing about the utiliTEA kettle that seems potentially annoying is that the temperature control only has color-coded ranges, rather than a numbered dial. I can't tell what the triniTEA has based on the picture.
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posted by [identity profile] shadawyn.insanejournal.com at 01:04pm on 21/11/2008
The controls on the triniTEA are really simple, but are pretty much what you need.

There's temp 1, which is for green, white, etc. (180f I think?) and temp 2 (212f, I'm guessing) for blacks. That's all I've seen any of my teas need, so it seems to work out. There's a timer (up to 7 minutes) for steeping, and an on (start)/off button.

Plus it would mean I could stop heading to the microwave every few minutes when my tea cooled ...

I just top off my cup with more (hot) tea. LoL

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