Twinings Everyday

I love my tea - in particular I love my brand of tea, Twinings Everyday Tea. I love it so much that I do indeed drink it everyday and at any time of the day. So really it is what it claims to be. So why do I love it so much? Well simply because it is delicious and refreshing and each tea bag makes a consistantly good cup of tea. Other brands have produced great cups of tea and not so great cups and you were never quite sure which you would get but this never fails to hit the spot for me. It is a blended tea and as Twinings has always represented good quality fine teas to me I am sure that it is a blend of only the finest teas. Unfortunately I cannot ...  Read the complete review

As I have been getting older I find myself drinking more tea, so when my sister offered me a cuppa made from Twinings Everyday I was intrigued to find out what it tasted like. First of all I love the packaging as it spells a good quality, extravagant tea, BUT without an expensive price. They come in the following sizes: *String & Tag (5 x 100 x 2g) *Envelope Format (6 x 50 x 2g) *One Cup Tea Bags (1 x 1100 x 2.27g) *One Cup Tea Bags (6 x 440 x 2.27g) *Two Cup Tea Bags (4 x 550 x 2.72g) *Pot for One (6 x 80 x 3.12g) *Three Pint Teabags (6 x 20 x 12g) *Vending Tea (4 x 1.5Kg) *Tumble pack Envos (1 x 1000 x ...  Read the complete review

As I have got older I have really started enjoying the taste of tea, it is really different and more refreshing than a lot of fizzy drinks. Coffee however, no, it's awful, lol! One of the teas I have chosen when we have gone shopping is 'Twinings Everyday tea' and in a lovely lemon box and gold writing it looks really lovely and appealing! This was on offer recently in Morrisons for about £1.20 which was 60p off its usual price so it made it a bargain buy to try :) There are 250g contents with 80 bleached teabags with really big perforations in them that lets the tea flood out into freshly boiled water... Made by tea ...  Read the complete review

Twininges Everyday Tea is available in all good supermarkets, and varies in price- I got a 80 bag box for £1 from Asda a couple of weeks ago, which I thought was quite cheap really, so I thought I'd try it, I normally just go for the Asda Branded Tea (the one in the blue box??!) but as this was the same price, I thought I'd give it a go. I'd seen all the adverts and I like tea so I thought it would be a good buy. Now, I am one of those people who thinks that branded names are pretty much exactly the same as hoem brands, and to be honest, I must say with this its the same!!! I would never trust SmartPrice/Tesco Value tea or coffee, but the own branded is ...  Read the complete review

All the tea in China... ... never made it into this "refreshing tasting tea for any time of the day" (Twinings' own description). Although Twinings give no information about the origin of this blend of tea, other than it is "imported" (well I never!) I would swear that it is predominantly African with some Indian, and no Chinese. How to make it: ************* If you drink tea I'm sure you already know this, or at least know someone that does, and really there's not much to it. Since I'm the only regular tea drinker at home, I make mine in a large mug. First I warm the mug by rinsing it with ...  Read the complete review