When buying scented tea, you should pay attention to preventing insects and moisture, and also avoid direct sunlight that may cause the flowers and plants to become brittle or deteriorate.
1. Sealed packaging is the best way
Airtight jars are the best preservation vessel for scented tea, which can prevent the scented tea from getting wet and deteriorating. Therefore, the best way is to put the scented tea in an airtight jar and seal the jar well to avoid moisture; if it is packed in the original bag, squeeze out the air and clamp it with a clip to keep it sealed.
In addition, it can be placed in a crisper, so that it can be stacked for easy storage.
2. Avoid direct sunlight
Store scented tea in a cool, dry place because light, humidity and temperature can easily make scented tea go bad. If you put the scented tea in the refrigerator, you can extend the shelf life, generally about 2 years. However, the flower tea that is usually stored does not need to be refrigerated in the refrigerator, and only needs to be stored in a sealed glass jar.
If you are using fresh flowers and plants, pick the leaves or flowers before use as much as possible; if there are remaining flowers and plants after soaking once, you can put it in a water cup, or put it in a fresh-keeping bag and put it in Store in the refrigerator and use up as soon as possible.
