Loose Tea Storage Containers
Posted on Wednesday, December 9th, 2009 at 11:50 pm
storage of loose leaf tea?
Can i leave it in the plastic bag in came in or should i store it in another container? One time when I stored loose leaf tea in a plastic container there was a lot of condensation so I’m wondering if that’s bad.
If you have like one of those stainless steel food canisters with a plastic gasket seal that is ideal for protecting it. I know what loose leaf tea is, but when I get it it’s always dry so I don’t know why there would be condensation.
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Lipper Divided Bamboo Tea Box with Clear Lid $23.66 Handsome tea box for gift giving or making guests feel welcomeSturdy bamboo construction with warm, neutral-colored finishHinged, clear-paneled lid; 8 compartments with removable dividersWipes easily clean; rub with mineral oil (not included) to maintain lusterMeasures 7-1/2 by 12-1/2 by 3-3/4 inches Product DescriptionDelight a friend or tea-drinking enthusiast with this handsome, gift-worthy tea… |
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Teavana Tea Storage Tin, 6oz $4.50 Keep your favorite teas fresh for up to one year! Our 6-ounce air-tight tea tin protects your teas from light, air and moisture while sealing in the freshness. It will hold approximately one third of a pound of tea, depending on the size/weight of the tea… |
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Housewares International Large 176-Ounce Chalk Label Glass Storage Jar with Brushed Metal Lid, Includes Chalk $12.99 Store your food and other items with flair and functionality. Attractive, high-quality clear glass in round design to easily see what’s stored inside. Handy, reusable label area to write with chalk the description of your contents, expiration dates, personalize with names, etc. Tight-fitting metal lid keeps food and other items fresh, dry, pest-free and ready at your fingertips. Ideal for storing … |
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Stainless Steel Tea Canisters – Keep Tea Leaves Fresh! Enjoy your tea at its freshest. Our Stainless Steel Tea Canisters are crafted with a high-quality double-lid to preserve your teas. The canister itself is made from a high gauge stainless steel, so it looks and feels sheik. The smallest canister holds 100gms of tea, and is only 4 1/2 inches high…a cute, squat height. The retro silver look goes well with kitchens, and the faux-antique shape gives… |
