Tea powder is available under different brand and flavours (mixed with dried ginger or cardamom). Make sure the powder is completely dry with no evidence of moisture.
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Description
Tea Powder is a powdered form of tea leaves obtained from the Camellia Sinensis plant. The tea leaves are dried and processed to powder. Tea powder can be in the form of thick granules or fine powder. The flavour, color, aroma, and astringency may vary according to the variety of tea. It is often mixed with dried ginger, cardamom, cloves, black pepper, nutmeg powder and saffron for the additional flavour and aroma. It can be infused with hot water and served with milk and sugar, or without milk as black tea.