Does anyone know how long this tea will be fresh (assuming proper storage)? I'm assuming 16 oz of tea would make about 225 cups of tea.
202488
It's dried, so it stays "fresh" for as long as you can keep it dry. I've had mine over a year and it's still great.
202489
I've had it for 3 months now, using it everyday, sealing the package after every use, still as fresh as new, I also have the Earl grey tea from Davidson's and same story, in 3 months still smells and tastes as good as new, quite impressive...
202490
I store a portion of my tea in a cabinet in a metal cannister for immediate use. The bulk of the tea, I leave in the original bag, put the whole thing in an airtight container and store it in my pantry or other cool dark space. I have stored tea this way for many years and it lasts a very long time.
202491
It should last a while if you keep it in an airtight container in a cool dark place. There are some glass jars called Miron violetteglas that keep herbs and teas fresh for at least a year. When you open the jar the herb or whatever you have stored smells as fresh as when you first put it in the jar. These jars are dark blue and do not let any light through, thus maintaining the integrity of the contents. They are available on Amazon too!..good luck..and enjoy your tea.
202492
The package comes in a zip lock bag as shown. We are on our second bag and we are very happy with the product.
202493
As long as you keep the dry tea from open air, it should easily last 225 cups assuming you drink one to two cups a day. Store in an airtight containter and keep out of direct sunlight and you should be fine. I have kept some teas for years as they are ones I only use on occassion.
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Technically I think a cup of tea is 6 oz (a serving, which is the same for coffee). If you do a proper cup: (practically) 4. 700 ounces is 23.669 oz. For me, this is 2. http://www.theteatable.com/tea101_teafaq.html
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For what it's worth, I never counted- I used it in my tea. It seemed to last a very long time- months- I'd grab maybe 2cups worth of dry, shut the lid, then put the 2 cups in the fridge for continual opening and left the can also in the fridge, but not stirred up or opened constantly to keep it fresher longer. I'm pretty sure I got some good mileage out if it (joke), I use a normal gallon in 2 wks and it sure lasted longer than 3 months- it's so creamy tasting maybe I used less than normally would- very creamy tasting. Hope that helps a BIT... Wish my lactose- free were that good!!! Reminded me if Devonshire clotted cream. I don't work for this company nor know anyone who does. Just being honest..!!! For what it's worth, I never counted- I used it in my tea. It seemed to last a very long time- months- I'd grab maybe 2cups worth of dry, shut the lid, then put the 2 cups in the fridge for continual opening and left the can also in the fridge, but not stirred up or opened constantly to keep it fresher longer. I'm pretty sure I got some good mileage out if it (joke), I use a normal gallon in 2 wks and it sure lasted longer than 3 months- it's so creamy tasting maybe I used less than normally would- very creamy tasting. Hope that helps a BIT... Wish my lactose- free were that good!!!... » Read More For what it's worth, I never counted- I used it in my tea. It seemed to last a very long time- months- I'd grab maybe 2cups worth of dry, shut the lid, then put the 2 cups in the fridge for continual opening and left the can also in the fridge, but not stirred up or opened constantly to keep it fresher longer. I'm pretty sure I got some good mileage out if it (joke), I use a normal gallon in 2 wks and it sure lasted longer than 3 months- it's so creamy tasting maybe I used less than normally would- very creamy tasting. Hope that helps a BIT... Wish my lactose- free were that good!!! Reminded me if Devonshire clotted cream. I don't work for this company nor know anyone who does. Just being honest..!!! « Show Less
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16 oz or less depending on am't of grounds. I use mine for tea and I get the 16 oz.
741225
That is a ton of tea, indeed! I never tried to refrigerate dried tea so I can't say how well it will be preserved. What I typically do is separate a quantity I am likely to use within a month or so, then reseal the large bag and store it in a dry and cool place.
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3.5 ounces--enough for about 10 to 12 cups of tea. BTW, this brand is the best matcha I have ever found. I'm not sure what grade is being offered, here. But on the Ryu Mei website, you can order Grade 2 directly from them, which I recommend.
687431
The boxes I purchase have 120 teabags and each teabag makes one cup of tea. The person with the question may in fact be looking at loose tea, which I have not purchased from Du. I love the tea and normally purchase 3 or 4 boxes at a time.
1909809
Each pack of Yogi contains 16 tea bags. What I order is 6 of these packs in a box. So you would get 6*16 = 96 tea bags that is good for about month and half on average of 2 bags a day use. so I've setup subscribe and save for every 2 months.
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I manage about 24 oz of water or 3 8oz. Perfect for 2 if you like bigger cups. Fine for 4 if your tea cups are 6oz or less. Hope this helps. I love mine!
306330
I don't let my tea sit for too long but the other day I had to get some other stuff done and when I finally got to it I thought it would have been cold if it had been in a regular cup, but to my surprise it was still pretty warm. Sorry I can't be more precise, hope it helps!
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I see someone else already responded, but I'd like to add that it's quite simple in that you could put as many or as little tea bags you want, maybe add in a few herbal or green teas, and place in sunshine until it is dark (the other answer gave the advice of no more than 4 hours, but I've never had problems with it if it goes over that if I forget to bring it in.) Personally, I like to make it strong because it will become dilute once you pour it over ice in your glass. If it helps to get you started, I like to add approximately 6 -8 tea bags to a gallon of water, sit it out in the sun in the morning, and you're good to go by afternoon. Enjoy! I see someone else already responded, but I'd like to add that it's quite simple in that you could put as many or as little tea bags you want, maybe add in a few herbal or green teas, and place in sunshine until it is dark (the other answer gave the advice of no more than 4 hours, but I've never had problems with it if it goes over that if I forget to bring it in.) Personally, I like to make it strong because it will become dilute once you pour it over ice in your glass. If it helps to get you started, I like to add approximately 6 -8 tea bags to a gallon of water, sit it out in the sun in... » Read More I see someone else already responded, but I'd like to add that it's quite simple in that you could put as many or as little tea bags you want, maybe add in a few herbal or green teas, and place in sunshine until it is dark (the other answer gave the advice of no more than 4 hours, but I've never had problems with it if it goes over that if I forget to bring it in.) Personally, I like to make it strong because it will become dilute once you pour it over ice in your glass. If it helps to get you started, I like to add approximately 6 -8 tea bags to a gallon of water, sit it out in the sun in the morning, and you're good to go by afternoon. Enjoy! « Show Less
2039491
16 oz, but for a cup of tea it is more than enough. It is truly a great buy!
483871
A lot! I make a big pot of tea every morning and it's lasted me a couple of months now. I mix about 2 spoonfuls of this with 2 spoonfuls of hibiscus tisane and it's delicious!
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I use medium tea bags, 2 tablespoons of tea and 12oz cup of boiling water I let it steep for 15 minutes and enjoy. This tea stays very fresh inside a ziplock plastic bag and the original brown bag it arrived in. Hope this helps.
1986636
It hold 4 cups (16 ounces) I add boiling hot water to 4 tea bags and let it steep for 3-5 minutes ( I like it a bit strong) It stays hot for a while(maybe 30 or so minutes)
739630
It's very simple really. This tea pot will make about two standard 6 ounce cups of tea. For every one cup of tea you add 1 teaspoon of loose tea to the strainer. I have found that one regular tea bag is usually enough to make a whole pot of tea. If you have time fill the pot with hot water while heating your tea water, empty, put loose tea in strainer or tea bag in pot, add hot water and steep for 3-5 minutes. For further information on how to make a good cup of tea, try googling "how to make tea". This is a very nice tea pot which I use every day.
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I have loose leaf tea from other places who recommend storing the unused portion in the freezer. I keep another portion stored in a glass jar in my pantry and refill that from the freezer stash when it runs out. I had mine for almost two years now and still tastes great!