How to preserve tea taste for 6-7 hours?

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I am new to this site and I hope my question is clear to everyone.

  1. I prepare 4 cups of black tea in the morning by bringing water and tea powder to boiling.
  2. Then I pour this into flask by filtering tea powder.
  3. Whenever I feel like drinking tea, I pour black tea from flask, add sugar and milk and heat it for 1 minute in microwave.

I noticed that tea taste is changing from fresh prepared tea to 5 hours after.

Is there anyway to keep the same taste? I don't want to prepare tea every time I want to drink.



Best Answer

Have you considered investing in a good (read: expensive) insulated flask that is rated for 6+ hours and hot liquids? As long as you only open it long enough to pour your cup out, it should keep it at a drinkable temperature and (hopefully) not spoil the taste like reheating does.

If you do this, you should heat your milk separately so it doesn't cool down the poured tea.




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Quick Answer about "How to preserve tea taste for 6-7 hours?"

Plunge the flask into ice cold water to stop the brewing. Keep the flask in the fridge or in a portable cooler with ice. When you go to make your hot tea with milk and sugar use the cold black tea from your air sealed chilled flask and microwave it for a little bit longer to get it to the desired temperature.

How long does tea last after brewed?

Brewed tea can last much longer in the fridge. Without an airtight package, it can still survive 48-72 hours before the bacteria and aroma in the fridge ruin its quality. With an airtight container, brewed tea is safe to consume even after 5 days.

Is it OK to drink day old tea?

In short, please don't drink it! Tea that has been sitting around for way too long is also referred to as overnight tea as well. When tea sits around for too long, a substance called TP (tea polyphenol) that it contains will start to oxidise, this darkens the tea.

Can you store tea in a thermos?

Most tea thermoses have the ability to keep your beverages cold as well! The double insulated walls of many brands of thermos flasks give you the versatility to steep your tea leaves in the fridge overnight. Simply add the amount of sugar (if any) to your drink while still hot and place the thermos in the fridge.



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Answer 2

Can you describe the taste? Black tea will usually go bitter after a few days.

Fresh tea and the lovely aromatics is very different than tea 5 hours later. Mech's comment about an insulated flask that can limit the air exchange should help.

If that doesn't work, you might try a reverse approach. Brew your black tea hot. Plunge the flask into ice cold water to stop the brewing. Keep the flask in the fridge or in a portable cooler with ice. When you go to make your hot tea with milk and sugar use the cold black tea from your air sealed chilled flask and microwave it for a little bit longer to get it to the desired temperature.

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