Can teabags go off once they're opened?

freakyogre

Thanks for this post. I acquired a big bag of 400+ teabags when the company I worked for closed and have just have them in the bag at the moment. I'll transfer them to a box as think it'll take me a good year to get through them!

caitybabes

Wow freezing teabags that's something I've never thought of. Come to think of it, my mate gave me a catering size bag of 1100 twinings everyday teabags coz he knows I loooove tea... maybe I'll freeze those!

Westywoodpecker

Barneysmom wrote: »

How does it compare to Yorkshire, is it as strong?

Yes, it is still quite strong. With normal tea I would use 2 tea bags as I like it strong, but with Lancs tea, one bag is enough.

Sweetpeanut

I had a cup of tea, at my dad's on saturday that was dated june 06' it was fine, then again my dad is renowned for eating, offering out-of-date stuff, don't know why we never checked the date on the tea-bags!! but hey im still here!! just:rolleyes:

noonesperfect

Barneysmom wrote: »

How does it compare to Yorkshire, is it as strong?

I find it's too strong for a single mug - makeas a great pot of tea for two tho!!

I use tetleys one cups, co-op 99 (might be getting some Sainsburys red label this week as they're half price for 160)or anything thats decent but on offer for single cups/friends!!

Get thee away from me satan-ess - offering biscuits, indeed :eek::D:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Lucky you're too far away or I might take you up on the choccie digestives....I can resist anything but temptation (in the words of Oscar Wilde).