"At first glance, CookieTea looks almost edible. The resemblance to a real cookie is so convincing that you might hesitate for a second before dropping it into your cup. That playful confusion is part of its charm. Unlike regular tea bags, which tend to disappear into the mug, this infuser is meant to be seen. When dunked into hot water, it looks deliberate and thoughtfully placed, as if it belongs there by design rather than necessity."
"The cream layer of the cookie hides one of the smartest details of the design. A peelable strip controls how the tea infuses. When closed, it keeps the interior clean and contained. When opened, tiny perforations allow the flavor and aroma of the tea to mix with the water gently. This thoughtful mechanism ensures that the infuser performs just as well as it looks, balancing cleanliness with proper brewing."
CookieTea is a sandwich-cookie-shaped tea infuser that mimics a real cookie and adds a playful visual element to brewing. The design invites deliberate placement in the cup rather than disappearing like a conventional tea bag. One half lifts open to create a small compartment for loose leaves and seals securely with a simple press. A peelable strip in the cream layer controls infusion through tiny perforations, keeping the interior clean when closed and allowing flavor and aroma to mix when opened. A hook-shaped edge on the strip lets CookieTea rest on the cup rim to prevent sinking and ensure stable steeping.
Read at Yanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News
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