A cup lid includes a lid body and a label placement structure. A sip hole structure and a through hole are formed at different positions on a top surface of the lid body, and the sip hole structure includes a flip-top lid, a protruding buckle formed on the flip-top lid, and a buckle groove located on one side of the flip-top lid; and the label placement structure is disposed on the top surface of the lid body, where the label placement structure includes a plurality of clamping arms protruding from the top surface of the lid body, and when a label is inserted into the label placement structure, the clamping arms clamp two sides of the label.

A filter bag, comprising a body having an opening configured to accept bay leaves, herbs, spices, and other seasonings; a string having two ends, wherein a first end is attached to said body; and a tag attached to a second end of said string.

There is provided a drinks stirrer (10) for stirring an infusion pouch within a drink. The infusion pouch comprises a pouch storing an infusion media, a tag for holding the infusion bag, and a string connecting the pouch to the tag. The drinks stirrer (10) comprises a proximal end (14) having a retainer device (32, 34) for retaining the tag to the proximal end, and a distal end (12) having a scoop (20) for holding the pouch. The scoop (20) comprises a slot (24) for receiving the string to constrain the pouch to adjacent the scoop. A drinks apparatus comprising the infusion pouch and the drinks stirrer is also provided.

There is provided a drinks stirrer (10) for stirring an infusion pouch within a drink. The infusion pouch comprises a pouch storing an infusion media, a tag for holding the infusion bag, and a string connecting the pouch to the tag. The drinks stirrer (10) comprises a proximal end (14) having a retainer device (32, 34) for retaining the tag to the proximal end, and a distal end (12) having a scoop (20) for holding the pouch. The scoop (20) comprises a slot (24) for receiving the string to constrain the pouch to adjacent the scoop. A drinks apparatus comprising the infusion pouch and the drinks stirrer is also provided.

The invention relates to a tag to secure a string of a tea bag to a handle of a teapot, the tag being flexible and resilient and comprising at least two adjacent areas separated by a cut that are partially separable from the tag.

The invention relates to a tag to secure a string of a tea bag to a handle of a teapot, the tag being flexible and resilient and comprising at least two adjacent areas separated by a cut that are partially separable from the tag.

An extraction bag 1A includes a bag main body 3 formed of a water permeable filter sheet 2, a thin plate-like member 10 provided on an outer surface of the bag main body 3, and an extraction material filled in the bag main body 3. The bag main body 3 has a first surface 3A and a second surface 3B opposed to each other, and an upper side 4a corresponding to edges thereof. The thin plate-like member 10 includes a first member 10A on the first surface 3A of the bag main body, and a second member 10B on the second surface 3B of the bag main body, and these 10A and 10B are continuous with each other via a first horizontal folding line Lh1 extending along the upper side 4a. The thin plate-like member 10 includes a pair of elongated regions 12 (opposed to each other) sandwiching a central bonded portion 11 of the first member 10A from its left and right sides that are provided astride the first member 10A and the second member 10B and are pulled out from the bag main body, and a vertical folding line Lv1 along which the elongated regions 12 can be pulled out. This extraction bag 1 is a tea bag type extraction bag filled with an extraction material such as ground coffee and capable of allowing the bag main body to be easily sunk into the hot water or moved up and down.

An extraction bag 1A includes a bag main body 3 formed of a water permeable filter sheet 2, a thin plate-like member 10 provided on an outer surface of the bag main body 3, and an extraction material filled in the bag main body 3. The bag main body 3 has a first surface 3A and a second surface 3B opposed to each other, and an upper side 4a corresponding to edges thereof. The thin plate-like member 10 includes a first member 10A on the first surface 3A of the bag main body, and a second member 10B on the second surface 3B of the bag main body, and these 10A and 10B are continuous with each other via a first horizontal folding line Lh1 extending along the upper side 4a. The thin plate-like member 10 includes a pair of elongated regions 12 (opposed to each other) sandwiching a central bonded portion 11 of the first member 10A from its left and right sides that are provided astride the first member 10A and the second member 10B and are pulled out from the bag main body, and a vertical folding line Lv1 along which the elongated regions 12 can be pulled out. This extraction bag 1 is a tea bag type extraction bag filled with an extraction material such as ground coffee and capable of allowing the bag main body to be easily sunk into the hot water or moved up and down.

A drip bag including a bag body having an upper end to be opened and two opposing surfaces, and a pair of hook members provided on outer faces of the opposing surfaces and spaced apart from vertical side edges of the bag body. Each of the hook members including an upper stuck part adhered along an opening of the bag body, a center part located below the upper stuck part, and a hook part not adhered to the bag body. For each of the hook members, a pair of oblique folding lines are formed on the upper stuck part, and a vertical folding line is formed downwardly from a lower end of each oblique folding line, whereby, in use, at least the oblique folding lines and the vertical folding lines cause the outer faces of the bag body to protrude outward from a bottom end of the bag body.

A drip bag including a bag body having an upper end to be opened and two opposing surfaces, and a pair of hook members provided on outer faces of the opposing surfaces and spaced apart from vertical side edges of the bag body. Each of the hook members including an upper stuck part adhered along an opening of the bag body, a center part located below the upper stuck part, and a hook part not adhered to the bag body. For each of the hook members, a pair of oblique folding lines are formed on the upper stuck part, and a vertical folding line is formed downwardly from a lower end of each oblique folding line, whereby, in use, at least the oblique folding lines and the vertical folding lines cause the outer faces of the bag body to protrude outward from a bottom end of the bag body.