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the_devil_made_me_do_it
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I'm just getting into drinking herbal/fruit teas & am looking for recommendations of what to avoid & what to try.
So far I've tried Clipper berries (I think it's called) & that is really nice. Would like to try others, but there are so many, I'm stuck on what to buy.
So far I've tried Clipper berries (I think it's called) & that is really nice. Would like to try others, but there are so many, I'm stuck on what to buy.
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I was addicted to Sainsbury's own Blackcurrant tea and then they stopped doing it - aaargh! I have since worked my way through various different brands but, as yet, not found one anywhere near as nice. I am currently on Sainsbury's Blackberry, Blueberry & Acai Berry infusion - not bad but not as nice as the original Blackcurrant one. I look forward to any recommendations you may get, especially if anyone knows of a nice blackcurrant one!"If you dream alone it will remain just a dream. But if we all dream together it will become reality"0
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Blackcurrant tea tends to smell like overripe cats pee to anyone other than the drinker, so best used only in the privacy of your own home.
I once unleashed it's aroma in the office I then worked in and it caused a short blip in production as the odour spread. I hurriedly wrapped the tea bag in a thick envelope and binned it - never did admit to being the source tho' ;(
Mostly I'm on green tea with lemon at the moment.~*~ If you don't need it, it isn't a bargain ~*~0 -
I've got a thing for orange, mango & cinnamon at the moment, tho i do like a cup of black chai, why dont you buy a couple of the mixed packs that way if there one your not to keen on your not stuck with a whole box0
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Yes, will check out the variety boxes. Don't think I could stomach Chamomile, the smell always makes me feel abit sickly anyway.0
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Tried Pukka Tea Chamomile & Vanilla this weekend and I'm addicted!
It's a bit expensive though - Tesco had is on offer at £1.69 for 20bags.0 -
I prefer Clipper organic teas, and Yogi teas. My faves are, chamomile, black tea, green tea, liquorice, chai, fennel, and sleepeasy. There are a few more, but those are what I always go back to.0
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I drink the twinnings fruit teas, cant abide green tea, just the smell alone makes me want to pukebe who you are and say what you feel.
because those who mind dont matter,
and those who matter dont mind.
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I can't drink any tea (even traditional) but I do like an odd cup of peppermint tea & it's great if you have indigestion, feel sick or have an upset tum, really settles thing's.Booo!!!0
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I love the Typhoo fruit teas - they used to be London Fruit and Herb Co - they are absolutely my favourite, but I do like pukka teas too.0
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Yogi teas are the best. I've tried loads of them and still keep coming back to Yogi.0
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