Teapots come in a range of materials, including ceramic, glass, stainless steel and cast iron. Each has its own advantages and disadvantages, so consider what's important to you: heat retention ...

That’s why today we’re longing for a piping cup of hot tea, and this cast iron Ciacapo Teapot ($100) will keep your drinks warm for hours because it’s super heavy and thick.

Discover the perfect cast iron teapot for your next tea time ritual. Compare top-rated models and indulge in the ultimate steeping experience.

The cast-iron pot measures 10 centimeters (3.9 inches) in diameter, with a height of 10 centimeters. Removing the lid and taking a peek inside reveals not succulent fruit, but a stainless steel tea ...

A teapot with infuser is a convenient choice for brewing loose-leaf tea because there’s no need for a separate tea strainer.

A reader recently asked me to help her to find information on a cast iron teapot. The manufacturer’s name, Gibson and Lee Manufacturing Company, appears on the teapot’s lid. So, with my fedora ...

About half way along Kappabashi-dori, in the heart of Tokyo's kitchenware district, there's a beautiful shop named Kama Asa that is devoted to the sale of cast ironware. It may come as a surprise ...

Woman who 'accidentally' made off with cast iron teapot returns it after restaurant shares CCTV The venue found the funny side but called for the item to be returned ...

The cast-iron pot measures 10 centimeters (3.9 inches) in diameter, with a height of 10 centimeters. Removing the lid and taking a peek inside reveals not succulent fruit, but a stainless steel tea ...