Twinings Exotic Selection Fruit Infusion

Description: Mixture of tea bags including Pear & Guava. Pink Grapefruit, Mandarin & Lime. Mandarin & Lychee. Orange, Mango & ... more

Twinings Exotic Selection Fruit Infusion ... Cinnamon.
Naturally Caffeine Free.

Newest Review: ... shoving in your handbag to take to work rather than taking the whole box. Serving instructions Again I am not going to ... more

... patronise you. One thing to remember is to let them brew longer than a normal tea bag say about five minutes to get the full flavour of the teabag. You can add sugar, sweeteners or honey if you have a sweet tooth but never put milk in then. They might taste rather minging otherwise. These flavours being tropical would be ideal for making an iced tea by cooling it after brewing it. When brewed up all of the flavours turn a pretty pinky red colour which is far prettier than normal teas. Ingredients Before tasting them I to...more

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Twinings Exotic Selection Fruit Infusion: Slightly tropical taste (791 words)
by - written on 01/02/04 (Very useful, 109 readings)
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like drinking fruit and herbal teas as a refreshing and caffeine free alternative to normal tea and coffee. However different brands seem to differ in quality and taste. I tend to buy London Fruit and Herb Company ones as they often seem to have the best flavour and actually taste of the fruit or herb they are actually supposed to contain. As a change I decided to try Twinings exotic selection of fruit infusions. Each box of Twinings Exotic Fruit infusions contains twenty individually wrapped tea bags which come in four flavours. These are pink grapefruit, mandarin and lime, pear and guava, orange mango and cinnamon and mandarin ... Read the complete review