Sleeping Upside-Down Bat Silicone Loose-Leaf Tea Steeper
Whether it's the Halloween, er, Spooky season, you're a bat enthusiast (they're great!), you're watching old vampire horror flicks, are reading a good horror novel in a cozy nook as a storm rages outside, or you're just a bit strange and unusual, steep your next cup of tea with this cool new Night Steeper from FRED.
To use, fill this whimsical wing-wrapped sleeping silicone bat with your favorite loose-leaf tea (it's October, so Pumpkin Spice Tea would be in order), hang it upside-down on the rim of a cup by its little claw-like feet, pour in hot water, and let it steep for a few minutes. The tiny perforations let water circulate freely through the tea leaves until it reaches the desired flavor strength. Since it's made from food-safe, BPA-free, and heat-resistant silicone, cleanup should be a breeze.
Hmm, here's something to ponder as you sip your freshly brewed-in-a-bat tea. Since humans and bats are both placental mammals and share a common ancestor (bats are the only mammals capable of true built-in flight, though), I guess it's possible that a small offshoot could have evolved into large winged bipedal humanoids that are nocturnal, live in caves (or castles), and occasionally feed on blood. I'm not talking about fictional caped crusaders; I'm talking about the real possibility that vampiric creatures could be plausible... and lurking out there... somewhere. 🦇☕️
