Asda Tea Bags

When it comes to everyday tea, I don't have any particular brand loyalty - so long as it makes a decent cuppa, I'm quite happy . I do steer clear of the really cheap budget brands, but I have nothing against supermarkets own, and last time I ran out, I purchased a big box of Asda Teabags , 240 for £.3.47 . These come in a large cube shaped box in a nice dark blue colour, and a picture of a nice steaming mug of tea . It tells you the weight of the product, the number of bags (in this case, 240) and also that this product is suitable for vegetarians .This last little bit of info slightly baffled me - I'm not really aware of any non-vegetarian ...  Read the complete review

I drink lots of tea and although I usually purchase Tetley Tea Bags, times are harder and I am seeking ways to save money till the Christmas period of over with. I have just bought a large box of Asda own brand teabags. They sell them in boxes of 40, 80 or 500. I bought the box of 80 tea bags, it costs £1.29 from Asda and they currently have an offer on for 2 boxes for £2. I was pleasantly surprised by this product; it stews much quicker than other cheap brands, I think this is because the tea is filtered so all the unwanted stuffs have been removed and only the best tea leaves are left. You will notice when you add these bags ...  Read the complete review

Okay, I'm trying to save a bit of money. After staring at the teabag array in ASDA recently, looking at the price per 100g and trying to work out the best deal for teabags that will make drinkable tea, I decided I would try their own brand. £3.47 for 240 bags (although they're currently on offer 2 for £5 and Tetley are only £3.00 for the same size pack - prices correct as of 03/09/09). I usually buy Tetley or PG Tips but I have been quite slovenly of late and had run out and there were no offers on my usuals. The description on the box says 'A blend of specially selected teas for a smooth rounded flavour' and states it's an 'improved ...  Read the complete review

I am not what you may deem a big tea drinker, but when I do have a cup I like to be like the proverbial "builders tea", this being strong and almost black, as the tea bag gets left in so long! I know that there are some real tea connoisseurs out there, by this I mean the PG tips brigade or like my husbands late nan who would only ever drink Yorkshire tea, I am not though as particular! As long as the tea tastes nice and can brew a decent cuppa, I am not that bothered if it is made by a certain company, price being as important in my case as taste! This being the case I thought I would review my tea of choice - "Asda ...  Read the complete review

I enjoy a cup of tea or two during the day. Well actually make that a cup of tea or 10, because I get through at least that many in a day. So I've drunk my fair share of tea from various suppliers and Asda Tea Bags are just as good as any others. Of course tea bags will never beat proper tea leaves, but unless I'm making a full pot for all of us, I've joined the masses and taken the easy way out by using teabags. The Asda teabags aren't made from leaves of just one country, they're a a mixed blend. For me they are only usable when I'm drinking tea with milk, because they brew almost immediately, and since lemon tea has to be a ...  Read the complete review