Tea moisture absorption and strong smell, it is easy to absorb moisture and odor in the air, especially in summer hot and humid weather, more likely to breed microorganisms. How to keep tea at home? Most teas purchased by the average family are canned or bulk teas. Since the purchase is not completed after a single brew, they will encounter problems with storage. Here are some commonly used tea storage methods recommended by professionals for home use. reference.
Plastic bag, aluminum foil bag storage method
It is best to use a plastic bag that is sealed and used for food packaging. The material is thick and has a high density. Do not use scented or used plastic bags. The air in the bag after tea is packed should be squeezed out as much as possible. If it is possible to use a second plastic bag, it is better to put it in the reverse direction. It is not suitable to irradiate sunlight after the tea is packed in a transparent plastic bag. The principle of the aluminum foil bagged tea is similar to that of a plastic bag. .
Metal tank storage
Iron cans, stainless steel cans, or densely tinned cans can be used. If it is a newly purchased jar, or a jar that has previously been stored with other items, use a little tea and place it in the jar. Cover it with a lid. Shake the jar wall by shaking it up and down. Discard the odor. There are two types of stainless steel tea pots on the market that are sold with two lids. It is simple and practical. If it can be combined with clean and odorless plastic bags, the lids can be placed inside the cans, and the lids can be better sealed with tape.
Cryogenic storage
Keep the tea storage environment below 5°C, that is, use cold storage or freezer to preserve tea leaves. The use of this method should be noted that the storage period of less than six months, the best storage temperature to maintain 0 to 5 degrees Celsius; storage period of more than six months, to freeze -10 to -18 degrees Celsius is better.
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