Do you happen to have a shelf full of tea with various flavours and blends? Do you drink them all often?
It may feel like you just bought the box yesterday, but have you checked the best before date?
Have you thrown away the box and placed your tea in a stylish tea tin with no recollection of the best before date?
Now these scenarios may be all too familiar for some of us.
So, how safe is it to drink tea that’s passed its best before date?
Does tea expire?
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Never worry about drinking expired tea again.
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This limited time offer
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TERMS & CONDITIONS :
- Valid with every purchase of The Daily Tea Drinker Subscription Set @ RM179 (approx. USD43). At checkout, enter Code : MYFREETEA
- Your free 1 months supply of tea is equivalent to 30 serves of tea : 1 tea satchet box containing 5 satchets x 6 tea blends of your choice.
- Shipping fees apply for deliveries outside of Malaysia. We deliver worldwide.
Here is a checklist to determine if your tea is safe to drink :
Before going through the checklist, if you have had your tea for more than 2 years, we highly recommend discarding it and purchasing a fresh batch.
1. Look out for any mold or deterioration
Does the tea smell good? Has the tea been stored in an air-tight, cool, dry place away from direct sunlight? If you notice any mold or discolouration or even holes on the tea infusers / teabags / loose leaf tea it is best to discard it. You can empty the tea into your compost bin.
2. Identify the ingredients of the tea blend
If you still have your tea after the steps above, then which of these best describe your tea ?
Scenario 1: Pure tea leaves with no added flavouring, dried fruits, flowers, herbs or spices.
Scenario 2: Tea leaves with the addition of flavouring/dried fruits/flowers/herbs/spices.
Scenario 3: No tea leaves. A tisane / herbal / fruit infusion containing dried fruits/flowers/herbs/spices/flavouring.
3. Drink or Discard?
Scenario 1: This will be safe to drink but the resulting brew will not be as vibrant as it was when your first purchased the tea.
Scenario 2: This will be safe to drink but will most likely taste bland as the aromatic, flavoursome elements would have evaporated or faded away over time.
Scenario 3: This will be safe to drink but the benefits of the ingredients may have weakened over time and the taste will not be as vibrant as when you first purchased it.
Now you can make an informed decision on whether you wish to drink your tea or discard it.
We wish you many good quality cups of tea always.
Celebrate the citeazen within.
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Get up to 6 blends of fresh loose leaf tea delivered to you monthly.
Convenient biodegradable infusers for easy brewing.
The Tea Satchet Box Set is an affordable way to treat yourself, your loved ones or colleagues to a bespoke selection of teas, selected by you. These box sets are a great addition to any workplace or home kitchen.
Available for :
The Occasional Tea Drinker – 30 cups
REGULAR SET : Get 30 serves of premium loose leaf tea blends in convenient biodegradable tea satchets. Choose up to 6 blends to enjoy at your own pace. This is an affordable way to try a variety of teas before purchasing your favourite blend in a larger Tea Canister.
The Daily Tea Drinker – 90 cups
SUBSCRIPTION SET : Get a 90 day supply of your daily cup of tea. Receive 3 monthly deliveries of 30 tea satchets. This set offers great value for premium teas at only RM 1.99 ( USD 0.49 ) a cup!
HOW DOES THIS WORK ? :
- Choose your first 6 blends to enjoy for the first 30 days.
- We will send you a Coupon Code in time to redeem the subsequent sets. This ensures freshly packed tea reaches you every time.
- The 2 subsequent sets are delivered to any Malaysian address for FREE. Shipping fees apply for deliveries outside of Malaysia.