Genuine Fred, GRIM STEEPER, Grim Reaper Reusable Silicone Tea Infuser, Black, Fun Gift for Tea Lovers, Clever Kitchen Gadget

love it. Funny tea strainer to brighten up your day and makes you smile. very easy to clean too. just wash in soapy water and rinse under tap to remove any bubbles. good size for a normal cup of tea.

Amazing product, would highly recommend.

I cannot wait to present this to our daughter who lives tea. Such a fun way to make tea. Great giftbidea.

Let me just say it: this little Grim Reaper is the grim MVP of my kitchen. I bought the “Grim Steeper” on a whim because who doesn’t want their tea steeped by the literal embodiment of death, right? Well, color me pleasantly surprised—this thing is not just hilarious, it’s also shockingly functional. First off: the silicone is high quality. Flexible, durable, and oddly huggable (if death ever needed a hug). The lid stays on tight so your loose tea doesn’t escape and ruin your vibe. The holes are perfect—not so big your leaves float out like rebellious spirits, and not so small it doesn’t steep properly. This baby knows its job and does it with sinister precision. And let’s talk about the aesthetic. I dropped him into my glass tea carafe and my boyfriend burst out laughing. There he was—my little skeletal friend just chillin’ at the bottom like he’s contemplating the meaning of life while steeping a solid cup of black tea. It’s giving gothic tea party, it’s giving adorably macabre, it’s giving “till death do us steep.” Cleaning it? Super easy. No nooks or crannies that trap tea leaves or weird residue. I just pop him open, rinse him out, and he’s ready for another round of soul-steeping. Bottom line: This is not just a tea infuser, it’s a lifestyle. If you drink tea and have even the slightest sense of humor (or a taste for the dark side), do yourself a favor and let the Grim Steeper haunt your mug. You’ll be dying for another cup.

He is adorable and can make a very strong cuppa!! Be careful how much loose leaf tea you put in as my partner filled him up the first use and the tea was far too strong!