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Tea Flavours
Can anyone recommend any really nice flavours of tea? PG tips just doesn't taste nice to me, neither does tetley.
I want a nice one that is not flavoured with lemon etc.
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I drink Earl Grey all the time now, ordinary tea tastes strange to me after a few years of just drinking earl grey.
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I like Earl Grey too, although I still like PG Tips.
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I only drink nettle or chammomile tea. Give it a try?!
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Got the taste for Chai tea over Christmas....lovely!
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I drink Assam for breakfast as it's got a really strong flavour and wakes me up. I also like Earl Grey or Lady Grey with lemon in the afternoon but I'm more fond of Lapsang Souchon which has a smoky flavour to it.
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I love jasmine tea the best. Only tea I can drink without milk!
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i love twinings pure green tea... i drink about 5 cups a day i wonder if thats bad for me?
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i love twinings pure green tea... i drink about 5 cups a day i wonder if thats bad for me?
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i love twinings pure green tea... i drink about 5 cups a day i wonder if thats bad for me?
Only bad thing is,too much might make you an insomniac due to the caffeine. |
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yeah i was worried about the caffeine! lol
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I often try new teas but always end up going back to PG tips I think it has to be my favourite but I also like the Yorkshire tea for hard water but I think Tetley's is awful.
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I use Typhoo green tea blend as my standard tea - its 60% green tea, 40% black tea. I think its delicious.
I also have ordinary green tea, white tea, chamomile and peppermint in the cupboard - but the black/green blend is the one I use most.
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I like the Clipper teas as the flavours are very fresh-tasting. Try green tea with raspberry.
Alternatively Rooibos (breakfast tea) has a strong and unique taste that is quite pleasant. Maybe buy a selection box with a few different types and then make a note of the ones you like. You can always palm off any you don't like on colleagues by leaving them in the staff kitchen at your work. xx |
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I like strong teas like assam and english breakfast and you cant go wrong with twinings. Or yorkshire gold... mmmmm
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I'm not a huge tea fan, but I don't like PG tips or Tetley either - I find that Yorkshire Tea tastes nice, as does the Twinnings Everyday Tea.
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I only drink nettle or chammomile tea. Give it a try?!
Do you not get a sting in the mouth?
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The only flavoured tea I have taken to is Asdas own Blackcurrant....its lovely
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Whittards do a large variety of flavoured teas
Vanilla, Orange Pekoe, Mango, Peach, Apple Crumble - all go well with milk. Twinings Earl and Lady Grey are lovely. I also like Rose Puchong. |
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I like my tea like my men, hot and strong
![]() Twinings Assam is my first choice and is always stocked up in my cupboard. I'm not fussed on Earl Grey |
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Assam, no milk, no sugar.
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