Twinings Fruit Teas (1 Viewer)

[roxy]

Recommended to me recently by a friend, and I must say they're quite nice.

I always found fruit/herbal teas disappointing in the past, coz the bag would always smell lovely but ten the cuppa you'd get would taste like coal dust.

But I give these two thumbs up.

 

[Super Dexta]

yeah those ones actually taste nice as well as smelling nice. any time i buy them my flatmate takes all the nice ones though one day i will kill her and have all the tea to myself.

 

[Lefty Frizzell]

I promised myself i'd never buy twinings again a few years ago. I thought there were shite, especially their jasmine green tea.

So have they improved recently or something? I bet Stephen Fry had something to do with it.

 

[roxy]

I promised myself i'd never buy twinings again a few years ago. I thought there were shite, especially their jasmine green tea.

So have they improved recently or something? I bet Stephen Fry had something to do with it.

Yeah, every cup contains 5ml of his jism.

 

[Rachel666]

yeah the variety packs... there seems to be endless boxes of them here with only the lemon left. (who drinks lemon tea??? it's like a drugless lemsip)

health food shops have nicer, more beneficial ones.

 

[classic seanc]

I like lemon tee.

Freecyle it Trianglgrrrrrrlll and I'll take em off ya

 

[old]

Ah, the tea.
http://observer.guardian.co.uk/foodmonthly/story/0,,1824015,00.html

 

[carbide]

i'm not mad on the twinings ones - there's still a bit of the tasting-like-air-freshener problem, especially when there's vanilla involved. (their lady grey is 100x worse, though.)

if you're into posh tea, kingfisher tea (from dun laoghaire people's park market and a bunch of frou frou food shops - the guy who runs it does the market stall and is helpful and lovely) is amazing, especially the berry one.

 

[BC]

my favourite tea at the moment is peppermint tea with a good dollop of honey. mmmm, refreshing.

 

[ICUH8N]

iced peppermint tea is great in this weather. Make a pot full as you normally would, pour into glass jug when it's brewed, then let it cool in the fridge and pour over a glass of ice.

 

[BC]

deadly, never thought of that. thanks!