Green tea gone stale? Bring it back to life with this trick


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New flavours can be unlocked from old green tea leaves by roasting them fat-free in a pan. — Photo: Catherine Waibel/dpa

We tend to store tea in cool, dark places - in other words, places where we're likely to completely forget about it until it's gone stale.

If you've ever come across some years-old tea in your kitchen, you've probably just binned it. "But if it is green tea, you can give it a second life," says Erik Spickschen, tea specialist and co-founder of vegan fine dining restaurant Oukan in Berlin.

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