It's starting to get a little warmer outside and there's nothing we love more than infused water or tea. We usually just throw in any fruit we want and just deal with the bits and pieces that inevitably accumulate in the bottom of our glasses, but we're pretty psyched to see that we don't have to anymore. Call us crazy, but this is the first fruit infused pitcher that we're ready to snatch up!
The BPA-free acrylic pitcher has removable hollow rod that can be filled with fruits, citrus wedges, herbs, or savories. The open slots in the removable rod are what allow the added treasures to infuse the liquid with their deliciousness.
The rod screws into the lid to ensure that it stays securely in place and completely submerged in the liquid. Not only is this is a great idea because it continuously infuses liquids with great flavors, but it looks really great as well. No need to feel embarrassed about placing the water pitcher on the dinner table when it looks as gorgeous as this.
Find it: Prodyne Fruit Infusion Pitcher, $19.00 at Amazon
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I have one of these, it's a fun way to infuse a pitcher full of cocktails as well as water or tea. I've learned, though, if you leave citrus wedges in it for too long the rinds give off some bitterness.
I saw something like this at Ikea...although it didn't have the ventilation gills (for the infusion). I wonder if something like this could be hacked together...
I have this and LOVE it! I usually use it to make sangria and put lemons and limes in the cylinder so i can pull them out before the mix gets bitter. I leave the other fruit hanging out in the wine.
I have this too, we got it as a gift and I actually really love it! It's easy enough to just add a slice of fruit to your water without it, but I always forget to do it or don't feel like taking the minute to cut up fruit. This pitcher is great because it encourages me to actually have infused water on hand, ready to drink. Plus it looks really nice too for when guests come over :) Try a few cucumber slices with mint, it's so refresing!