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I am converted to PG tips!
Claire212
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I love a nice cup of tea. Strong tea. None of this wafting the tea bag over the cup so it still looks like milk tea.
Having recently moved to a hard water area we discovered using our normal brand (Twinings) the tea tasted awful, bathwater would have been better.
I had thought that I would never find a satisfactory strong cuppa again. Then I discovered it while drinking tea with a neighbour.
It's so good that even though someone suggested that we get a water filter and go back to twinings I haven't bothered! It really is the tea for hard water areas. :j
Just had to let it out! Lol.
Having recently moved to a hard water area we discovered using our normal brand (Twinings) the tea tasted awful, bathwater would have been better.
I had thought that I would never find a satisfactory strong cuppa again. Then I discovered it while drinking tea with a neighbour.
It's so good that even though someone suggested that we get a water filter and go back to twinings I haven't bothered! It really is the tea for hard water areas. :j
Just had to let it out! Lol.
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We recently changed to this
http://www.punjana.com/site/Content.aspx?x=A12JDNdHQDAeq
as it suits our water and taste.0 -
I love PG tips (and live in a hard water area too) the other one too look out for if you like a nice strong cuppa is Yorkshire tea - they even do one for hard water.A waist is a terrible thing to mind.0
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Yorkshire Tea also do a tea for hard water areas.0
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Happy for you!
I used to love a strong cup of PG Tips but since they brought out the "strong" version think the normal has been weakened, so am intrigued that you find it strong enough
I just don't enjoy tea now
You never know how far-reaching something good, that you may do or say today, may affect the lives of others tomorrow0 -
PG Tips or munkey tay as they call it in the Black Country. Best tea by far.0
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I used to be addicted to PG Tips too but discovered Ringtons last year! It's a small family company established 1907, ethical and if you are lucky enough to live near an office will deliver free in their black & gold vans. Good biscuits too..... but that's another topic.
http://www.ringtons.co.uk/0 -
Take out a 2nd mortgage in order to buy it.
I looked for more t bags at Asda this weekend and was surprised at the high cost they now are, pg tips included.
I think I'll wait a few weeks until the "rollback" appears
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I am addicted to tea but PG is my least favourite.0
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Tea on its own is fine. Tea and cow juice is 'gusting.The man without a signature.0
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I love PG and was lucky enough to get given most of a large box recently by my mother in law who tried it and hated it because she thought it was too strong :T:0
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