Away from Y!A
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Tea in India is made by boiling water with milk,sugar and tea powder.. and many times they boil it for like 5-7 minutes, so since the water is boiled there is not risk because of "tea" as such..
but the cups used might not be clean :D
So beware of road side tea shops, hotels..
basically you'll be able to make out if the place is clean enough.. if you find it decent enough then only take the risk to eat/drink there. |
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JJ SHROFF
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Surely, not only safe but extremely pleasant too.
You would not like your tea once you taste spice tea, mint tea, ginger tea, tulsi tea, green leaf tea and any combination of the above.
Remember India is one of the largest exporter of tea. |
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Tony A
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Don't forget that to make tea the water is boiled first. It should be safe enough. |
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~~ Cool Manu ~~
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100 % sure safe becoz after boiled every bad things can finish in that water so no problem. |
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Brianna S
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im pretty sure tea in india is safe lol |
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فينود 2008
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India is the second world's finest tea exporter and producer, and first is Srilanka.
Ofcourse you will enjoy drinking tea from India and is safe to drink as tea is preparing from boiled water of 100 Degrees C. The taste of tea will vary from shop to shop... it depends...
There are lots of varients also, like... Black Tea, Elachi Tea, Masala Tea, Ginger Tea, Mint Tea, Spicy Tea, Tulsi Tea, Green Tea etc
Enjoy and Have nice time... |
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Dhani
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black tea will be safer in India but be careful of food also to save yourself from stomach discomfort. |
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sauske008
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idk. i heard there famous for there tea, but ur right it is mostly water....
i honestly don't know. |
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Mark R
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Boiled water (which is used in tea) is fine, because the process of boiling water kills the bacteria. |
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saba s
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Probably not. |
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vakayil k
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Since tea is prepared with boiled water, it is absolutely safe |
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