Sun tea should be brought in, the tea bags removed and refrigerated by the end of the day. If you leave the tea bags in there is a possibility of mold, particularly if you do not refrigerate it.
In short: Yes.2nd Answerer says:Though it seems safe, sun tea often has harmful bacteria in it. This bacteria is not fatal, but it can make you sick. The warm temperature of the sun tea creates an ideal environment for this bacteria to flourish.-Instead, try making refrigerator tea! Instead of placing the container of water and tea bags out in the sun, put in the fridge for 6-8 hrs!! It works (I've tried it)
Green tea is safe for everyone.
It is generally safe to drink tea made from tea leaves, as long as they are properly brewed and not consumed in excessive amounts. However, consuming whole tea leaves or large quantities of tea leaves may lead to digestive issues or potential toxicity due to the caffeine content. It is recommended to brew tea according to package instructions for safe consumption.
You don't have to buy a special jar to make sun tea.......use a clean pickle jar! ANSWER: Letting tea bags sit in the sun really isn't the safest way to make tea. Tea can become unsafe to drink if left out too long, and the process used in making sun tea is ideal for breeding of dangerous bacteria. Brew your tea the usual way, with boiling water, and then refrigerate it to be sure of its safety for consumption.
sun plants need sun air and nutrients
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If you don't stay safe in the sun you could get skin cancer.
It is generally safe to drink expired tea, as long as it has been stored properly and does not show any signs of spoilage, such as a strange odor or appearance. However, the taste and quality of the tea may be compromised.