How does the tea react to being vacuum sealed? A little background information, I have a vacuum sealer that can seal mason jars. And I have small ones that I can use that with and keep in the dark.
It depends on the tea! Rolled oolongs are traditionally vaccum sealed for long term storage. However, larger leaved teas tend to not work as well because vaccuum sealing will crush them. A mason jar system could definitely work! I'd just make sure to keep them in a dry, dark place.
@@teaformeplease Hello, can you suggest two or three herbal/no caffeine teas that are interesting for someone who doesn't drink caffeine. I have a friend who is not a tea drinker but I feel she might enjoy the tea experience at least once.
Great info! I never thought about keeping my tea in the bag inside of the tin. I’m going to try that next time I get an order in!
How does the tea react to being vacuum sealed? A little background information, I have a vacuum sealer that can seal mason jars. And I have small ones that I can use that with and keep in the dark.
It depends on the tea! Rolled oolongs are traditionally vaccum sealed for long term storage. However, larger leaved teas tend to not work as well because vaccuum sealing will crush them. A mason jar system could definitely work! I'd just make sure to keep them in a dry, dark place.
MC&A is a good tea and surprisingly affordable
It really is a solid tea for the price
@@teaformeplease Hello, can you suggest two or three herbal/no caffeine teas that are interesting for someone who doesn't drink caffeine. I have a friend who is not a tea drinker but I feel she might enjoy the tea experience at least once.