Fruit Infusion Pitcher By Decodyne Review!

~Fruit Infusion Pitcher 3.25 Quart~By Decodyne

Now that the warm weather is here there will be more of a variety of beverages that are offered in the house. I am trying to get healthier so I have been switching to other drinks besides soda. I like to drink water and iced tea but want lemon in both of them. I have seen Fruit Infusion Pitcher's before but this is my first time owning one. So I was not too sure what to expect.

This one by Decodyne is awesome~I love the look of it with the clear acrylic body and the handle and cover being a beautiful red. I made a pitcher of iced tea a bit ago and sliced up some lemons to put inside the fruit infuser. It was so easy to use~just twist the infuser out of the cover,add your fruit and put back together. Couldn't be easier to use,I love the thought of making my own beverages as I can put what ever fruit in the I am in the mood for.

So easy to use too~ Just add a variety of fruits or vegetables to the water or your favorite beverage for a refreshing drink~saying goodbye to bottled water and soda. Add lemons, limes, strawberries, cucumbers, apples or even fresh mint. Revolutionary high tech material is extremely impact resistant and 100-percent BPA free.

{I was sent the Fruit Infusion Pitcher to review. No monies were offered or accepted. All above opinions are my own.}

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