How do you store tea bags that are not individually wrapped?
If your tea does not come in individually-wrapped (with aluminum or some other air-proof packaging), treat it as loose leaf tea and place it in a light-blocking container with a tight-fitting lid.
How do I organize my tea collection?
Here are a few simple practices to ensure that all your teas are in kept in tip-top shape:
- Keep it Dry. Any moisture or humidity can ruin the flavour of tea.
- Keep it Away from Light.
- Keep it Cool.
- Keep it Separate.
- Keep it Airtight.
- Tea Drawer.
- Tea Crate.
- Tea Tray.
Can you store different tea bags together?
Pack as many bags into the container that will comfortably fit. As you go, separate different types of tea bags so their flavors and scents don’t combine in a single container. Check to make sure you can close the lid securely. If the tea bags are exposed to too much air, they could lose their freshness.
Should tea bags be kept in an airtight container?
If you buy tea bags, keep them in their original box or store them in a plastic container or bin. Loose tea should be stored in an airtight container made of ceramic or tin to keep the light out; glass jars are OK if they’re stored in a dark cupboard or drawer.
How do you store a lot of tea?
Tea needs to be kept in airtight containers, in a dark dry and cool place. This protects the tea leaves from things that can degrade them, such as light, moisture and heat.
What do you store tea bags in?
Can you store tea bags in a Ziplock bag?
Zip-lock style foil bags lined with plastic (like the ones we sell our tea in) are also good, and have the advantage that you can press out excess air before you re-seal the zip closure. If you really like to use glass jars for your tea, please keep them in a dark cupboard.
How do you store a lot of tea bags?
Should you refrigerate tea bags?
Storing tea bags in the fridge or freezer is not recommended, since condensation can result, which will harm the taste and flavor of the tea. How can you tell if tea bags are still good?