Tea Measuring Spoon
Tea Measuring Spoon
This sleek, engraved stainless steel spoon from Camellios ensures you measure the perfect 2g for a single cup of loose leaf tea every time, making your brew consistently delicious.
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Achieve the perfect brew with the Camellios Tea Measuring Spoon. Crafted from durable stainless steel with a beautiful gold finish, this elegantly engraved spoon is designed to scoop out precisely 2g of loose leaf tea, the ideal amount for one cup.
No more guessing or inconsistent flavour – simply use one scoop for a single serving or two for a teapot. It is the small detail that makes a big difference to your daily tea ritual.
How to use:
- Scoop one level spoon (2g) of loose leaf tea per cup.
- For a teapot, use two scoops.
About Our Brand Camellios
Most tea on the market is ground-down dust sealed in plastic-lined bags, optimised for convenience rather than flavour. Camellios exists for the person who wants the actual experience of tea — the aroma, the depth, the difference between a Darjeeling from one estate and another — without having to navigate the specialist end of a category that can feel intimidating. They work in whole leaf and hand-blended infusions, which means every cup is closer to what the grower intended.
The sourcing is where the work happens. Camellios builds relationships with independent growers and celebrated tea farms globally, selecting leaves on the basis of quality and the grower's own standards for how the crop is produced. That kind of direct relationship is harder to maintain than buying from a commodity broker, but it is what makes the difference in the cup — and it is what gives Camellios confidence in what they are selling.
The packaging decision is worth noting specifically. Plastic-free and fully recyclable across the range is not the default in this category — most brands make an exception somewhere, usually for freshness or cost reasons. Camellios has not. Everything is blended in the UK, which keeps quality control close and reduces the supply chain steps between grower and customer. For a daily ritual that most people repeat at least twice a day, every choice genuinely does add up.