Storing inbetween infusions.
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Storing inbetween infusions.
I've done a lot of searching to answer this question but haven't found much.
After brewing a tea, what do I do with those used leaves until the next brewing? If I plan to brew again the same day I'll leave it in the pot, but if it will be over night or if I want to brew a different tea between infusions of the used leaves, I'm not sure of the best way to store them.
After brewing a tea, what do I do with those used leaves until the next brewing? If I plan to brew again the same day I'll leave it in the pot, but if it will be over night or if I want to brew a different tea between infusions of the used leaves, I'm not sure of the best way to store them.
- rmz100987
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Re: Storing inbetween infusions.
I'm no expert, but I would store them in the teapot. If you want to try another tea while you are waiting for a long infusion this might be a great excuse to buy some more yixing teapots.
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ndw76 - Posts: 45
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Re: Storing inbetween infusions.
I´d say don´t do it.
If the infusions are too much to drink in a short time make smaller infusions.
You´re risking growth of mold and other microbes the longer you let the tea sit...they´re there damaging the flavour of your tea and producing toxins long before you can see them.
If the infusions are too much to drink in a short time make smaller infusions.
You´re risking growth of mold and other microbes the longer you let the tea sit...they´re there damaging the flavour of your tea and producing toxins long before you can see them.
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entropyembrace - Posts: 1815
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Re: Storing inbetween infusions.
I cant imagine it would taste that good and agree with En. The most my leaves get left for is around 2 hours then I wash with boiling water and carry on.
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Alex - Posts: 910
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