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I also take my own teabags to work!!
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Tesco Extra Strong have now usurped Aldi Gold Label as my favourite.
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Whatever is cheapest. Currently have a typhoo bag, probably catering pack, from the co-op. Not much difference between cheap brands Co-ops own brand is probably the best I've had honestly.
If I'm buying quality tea then Twinings Earl Grey or Green Lemon. |
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I'm now on the hard stuff - Tesco Extra Strong. It certainly takes no prisoners.
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Has anyone seen PG Tips new look packaging, not sure if I like it or not
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Typhoo
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Yorkshire Gold.
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Twinings Lapsang Souchong
Twinings Earl Grey Tesco Finest Vanilla Chai Tesco Finest Chocolate Tea Those are the ones in rotation in my tea cabinet right now. If we're talking normal, bog standard tea then Yorkshire Tea Gold. |
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D Tea, formerly Brooke Bond D, hardly ever seen in major supermarkets these days, but usually easily available in Poundland. 120 bags for £1: http://www.poundland.co.uk/food-and-...-50-extra-free
"I could do with a D"
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Sea Dyke
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Sainsbury's Fair Trade Ceylon tea bags for me.
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Miles of Somerset...lovely cuppa.
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I like to rotate the following:
Lidl Gold M&S Gold Murrough's Welsh brew http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/...UL._SX425_.jpg (I also make my own of course because I am a worthy citizen of this country. Nothing could be simpler - all you need are a few healthy tea bushes, a greenhouse and an Indian lady with a basket on her back to look after them. I hand-sew the bags themselves using fine butter muslin.) |
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Got some Yorkshire Tea bags at Sainsbury this morning and as a promotion they're in a 'free' tin Tea Caddy.......useful to have if you're buying tea bags anyway !
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Ringtons Extra Fresh Tea Bags.
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We buy PG pyramid bags.
We also like Tetley and Yorkshire tea My hubby got some mint tea. I tried one sip and it made me heave
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I drink de-caff mostly, because I get acid reflux and find that caffeine is one of the major triggers for me. I tend to think Yorkshire de-caff is the best I can find in terms of everyday brands in supermarkets, and although a bit weaker than "the real thing" it still gives a decent tea flavour.
I also buy regular teabags for those in the house who don't need de-caff and tend to switch between M&S Extra Strong, Typhoo (surprisingly good given how cheap it is) or Yorkshire for Hard Water. |
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#68 |
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Yorkshire Tea
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Punjana is now my favourite. Thanks to ChoccyCarole for that. 😁
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I'm now on the hard stuff - Tesco Extra Strong. It certainly takes no prisoners.
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I never used to be a tea drinker but over the last year have drunk a lot more than I usually do. My 2 brands of choice are Yorkshire Tea Hard Water & Typhoo Tea.
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typhoo are mine.. £9.99 for 1100 t bags.
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Clipper, because the bag isn't bleached. Also, the tea is either organic or Fair trade.
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I've started drinking Tetley green tea with lemon and am really enjoying it,
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Yorkshire
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