100 x organic paper tea bags to serve as your non-toxic organic loose leaf tea infuser!

Dimensions: 5cm x 6.2cm

Description

Did you know that you can make tea that has an authentically fresh aroma and taste wherever you go? Preparing the best kind of tea can be easy and hassle-free, thanks to our organic and unbleached tea bags! These disposable tea bags are not only better for the body but also environmentally-friendly. 

Our tea bags are unbleached and uncoated, which makes them a safer alternative compared to the ones that are. There's no presence of plastic or toxic chemicals like epichlorohydrin.

Also, an unbleached tea bag actually allows better flavor retention of the tea. This way, you can enjoy and experience the genuine taste of your tea much better. 

Benefits of unbleached tea bags 

What are the advantages of using these disposable tea bags? 

• They're chlorine-free and non-toxic which makes them better for your health and the environment 
• They retain the fresh aroma and taste of the tea
• They're more convenient to use (you can make tea anytime and anywhere!)
• It's easier for brewing iced tea or those with added fruits and flavorings 

How to brew organic loose leaf tea using an unbleached tea bag

Making your tea is easy as long as you have your organic loose leaf tea and your tea bag. First thing you do is to scoop one teaspoon of tea (ideal for one cup of water). Then, put the tea inside the tea bag and pull the drawstrings. Pour water into the cup and let it steep for a few minutes. Enjoy! 

Frequently asked questions

Are bleached disposable tea bags bad for you? 

Disposable tea bags that are chlorine-bleached possess chemicals such as dioxin and epichlorohydrin that are harmful to the body. These are commonly found among common tea bags and can increase the risk of disease to those who drink them. This is why it's better to make use of organic and unbleached paper tea bags. This way, you can enjoy your tea better and protect your health. 

Is it okay to leave unbleached tea bags in your tea? 

There is no harm in leaving unbleached tea bags in your tea. However, letting the tea steep longer in the water may cause its taste to become a little more bitter.