Tea Tumbler with Straw and Tea Strainer, Large Insulated Ice Cup
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Tea tumbler with straw and tea strainerA large insulated ice cup for iced tea, fruit water and plain water.
This is a large-capacity insulated straw cup with a tea strainer, sold in Light Blue or Green. Put loose tea or fruit in the strainer, add water and ice, and drink through the straw without catching leaves. It is built as an ice cup for cold drinks, and the maker lists it as insulated for warm drinks too. For anyone who carries tea to work, class or the car.
- Tea strainer built in
- Sip through the straw
- Large-capacity ice cup
- Light Blue or Green
Iced tea without a teapot
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Leaves in
Loose green, black or herbal tea goes in the tea strainer. Lemon, mint or berries work too.
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Water and ice
Fill with cold water and ice. It is an ice cup first, and cold tea is its best work.
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Let it steep
Let it brew on your desk, or in the fridge overnight for cold brew tea.
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Sip and refill
The strainer keeps leaves out of your sip. Add water to the same leaves for a lighter second round.
Cold first, warm with care
A straw and hot tea do not mix well
The maker lists this cup as insulated for cold and warm drinks, but publishes no hold time and no temperature limit. A straw sends liquid straight to your tongue, so let hot tea cool to warm before you sip, or brew it cold.
Keeping tea stains out of the strainer and straw
Tea tannins stain whatever they sit in overnight. Empty the leaves and rinse the tea strainer as soon as you finish, then run a straw brush with warm soapy water through the straw.
- Once a week, soak the strainer and straw in warm water with a spoonful of baking soda.
- Skip bleach and steel wool.
- We found no dishwasher rating for this cup, so wash it by hand and let it air dry with the lid off.
A fair read
A good pick if
- You drink iced tea, cold brew tea or fruit water most days.
- You like a straw and hate loose leaves in your mouth.
Look elsewhere if
- You want a stated capacity and a ceramic liner. The WOOKOO 900 ml tea straw cup lists both.
- You mostly drink plain water and want a giant cup. See its sister listing, the big-mouth ice cup.
What we can confirm
The maker does not publish the volume, the materials or hot and cold hold times, so we do not list them.
Short answers
What is a tea tumbler?
A travel cup with a strainer or infuser that keeps loose tea apart from the water you drink. This one adds a straw, so you sip without tipping the cup.
Can I put hot tea in it?
Warm tea, yes. Boiling tea, let it cool first. The listing calls it insulated for cold and warm drinks, and a straw delivers heat fast.
How much does it hold?
It is sold as a large-capacity ice cup, but the maker gives no exact volume. Check the photos for scale.
Is there any difference between Light Blue and Green?
No. Both are the same cup, strainer and straw. You are choosing color only.
Light Blue or Green
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