... Always one for a bargain, I spotted these Tetley Peppermint Punch teabags at the very attractive price of just 39 Pence for twenty in Morrisons and pounced.
I was not sure about buying something like this from Tetley because I associate the brand with traditional tea which I do not drink ... Read review
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Advantages: Tasty, caffeine free, currently a bargain Disadvantages: Murky colour, unidentified residue
...a bargain, I spotted these Tetley Peppermint Punch teabags at the very attractive price of just 39 Pence for twenty in Morrisons and pounced.
I was not sure about buying something like this from Tetley because I associate the brand with traditional tea which I do not drink at all. Furthermore, I am wary of some of these fruit and herbal teas because I find them too sweet, tasting too artificial and being lurid colours which I find unnecessary. However, ... ...between just right and stewed. Tetley suggest between three and five minutes, but I find two and a half sufficient.
The packaging notes suggest sweetening the tea with sugar or honey and even though I must admit to having a sweet tooth, I have not felt the need to sweeten this particular brand. The initial taste is of the lovely fresh peppermint leaves and it’s predominantly herbal. Tetley claim that the only ingredient is the finest European peppermint ...
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Advantages: Good way to get benefits of green tea, refreshing Disadvantages: Needs extra lemon for a better flavour
...Having recently been impressed with Tetley’sPeppermintPunch, I decided to try another one of it’s alternatives to conventional tea, “Green tea and Lemon”. Like the Pepppermint Punch, these bags come in a small cardboard tube with a plastic lid and a foil layer inside to keep them fresh. My teabags cost 79 Pence for twenty-five bags (at Morrisons).
On the packaging, Tetley claim “We have combined a light delicate green tea with the zesty freshness of lemons, to create a blend that will make you sparkle.” Let’s give it a try….
Green tea is something of an acquired taste and one that I can’t claim to have fully acquired. I persevere because I believe it is good for me and I usually try to mask the slightly pungent natural taste of green tea by drinking one of the green tea with fruit mixes that are available now. Lemon is one...
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Advantages: Stronger flavour than other brands of Peppermint tea Disadvantages: Gives you the Furry Tongue Syndrome
...A couple of months ago at my local Tesco store I saw a new addition to the range of flavoured teas. Now my local Tesco store is tiny, so tiny that I bet it's the smallest Tesco in Britain! As a result there's not much room on the shelves for new brands or products. When one does come along it HAS to be worth trying.
Tetley's Fruit and Herbal are a range of 12 different fruit flavoured teas. You can buy:
Assam
Earl Grey
Earl Grey and Vanilla
English Breakfast
Camomile Smile
Orange and Peach
PeppermintPunch
Summer Berry Merry
Sweet Cranberry
Green Tea Decaf
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