Asda Red Bush Teabags - four packs for £2.00

Griizelda

Asda's own label pack of 40 Red Bush (rooibos) Teabags are £1.28 or 4 for £2.00, a saving of £3.12 on the full price. Don't know how long the offer is on for, but it's a good price for anyone who drinks Red Bush Tea (as I do).

HTH someone.

Part_Mouse

mmmmm lovely thanks i could so with stocking up on these. Not tried Asda's own, what are they like?

Griizelda

Part_Mouse wrote: »

mmmmm lovely thanks i could so with stocking up on these. Not tried Asda's own, what are they like?

Absolutely fine. I can't really tell the difference between any of them, to be honest (but that may be just me!).

F&L

Home Bargains also sell Tetley 40 bag packs for about 49p, both Redbush and Redbush & Vanilla.

Part_Mouse

Will check it out

No Home Bargains near me I'm afraid.

jumblejack

Best price for redbush that I've ever seen!!!! Fabtastic!! Can someone confirm expiry date of offer as I won't be able to get to Asda until Tuesday

3010

Also on these as well.

Asda Blackcurrant Fruit Tea
(40g) £0.74

Asda Camomile Tea
(60g) £1.28

Asda Decaf Green Tea
(20pk) £0.78

Asda Green Tea
(50pk) £1.26

Asda Green Tea
(20pk) £0.74

Asda Lemon, Ginger & Mango Tea
(20pk) £0.74

Asda Peppermint Tea
(40pk) £1.28

Asda Redbush Tea
(100g) £1.28

Asda Strawberry & Forest Fruit Tea
(40g) £0.74

ASDA Lemon tea
(40g) £0.77

hth

Griizelda

jumblejack wrote: »

Best price for redbush that I've ever seen!!!! Fabtastic!! Can someone confirm expiry date of offer as I won't be able to get to Asda until Tuesday

Just looked on their website - offer is valid from 15/08, no expiry date though.

tbw

I'd appreciate it if someone could explain what Redbush tea is - is it ordinary 'proper' tea or one of the flavoured ones?

jumblejack

It is a fab alternative to regular tea as you cam add milk n sugar. It is NATURALLY caffeine free so no processing.
It also counts toward your daily fluid intake. Loads of health claims too such as great for colic.. Honest!

researcher

tbw wrote: »

I'd appreciate it if someone could explain what Redbush tea is - is it ordinary 'proper' tea or one of the flavoured ones?

Its not actually tea, but a South African bush, called Rooibos, which is brewed like tea. As others have said, it can be drunk with or without milk or sugar. It has a lovely strong tasting flavour, without that bitter tannin you get with strong black teas and it doesn't taste 'herbal' iyswim. It has no caffine and is very health. I love it having drunk it in SA years ago, and now drink this more than normal tea. Personally I like it well brewed and black.