Twinings Green Tea Orange & Lotus Flower Reviews

I have discovered that I have an intense dislike for Green Tea. However, I have also discovered that this dislike is largely lessened when referring to Green Tea with other flavours mixed in with it. Twinings' Green Tea with Orange and Lotus Flower is one mix of flavours that stopped me on my way past the plethora of random tea flavours and made ...  Read the complete review

I am not particularly a fan of ordinary tea, given the choice it would always be coffee. However I decide I wanted to become more healthy, not so much lose weight as just be more aware of what I am putting into my body as before I have basically always ate and drank what I wanted. I have scoured the intrnet for tips as well as the health section ...  Read the complete review

Every single time I walk past the aisle with the tea selection, I am more than just tempted to stop. I very much enjoy drinking tea (and not because of the health benefits!) but do like to vary and move away from the usual Earl Grey with milk. So anything that says "fruity" on it, will certainly catch my attention. I ...  Read the complete review

The Twinings Green tea range is one of my favourite and I have tried all of the flavours. This review is going to concentrate on the Orange and Lotus Flower green tea. It is described as a lightly aromatic green tea with a delicate scented flavour. This distinctly oriental blend combines the zesty flavour of orange with a delicate hint of lotus ...  Read the complete review

Another new year, another new resolve to lose weight. I'm pretty sure that a large proportion of women will start a new diet in January, but for most people it won't last into February. I was determined to start a diet and stick to it, so I decided to sit down and actual plan ways for me to stick to it without giving it up after a week. I thought ...  Read the complete review

This Green Tea from Twinings is a lovely mellow drink. It is flavoured with orange and Lotus Flower. It is quite a sweet tea and I think because it is green rather than black, the bitterness of the actual tea leaves is not as strong and so does not cancel out the sweetness of the fruit as much as in an ordinary fruit tea made with black tea ...  Read the complete review

According to Chinese legend, green tea was discovered in 2737 BC by the Emperor Shen-nung when tea leaves from a nearby bush accidentally fell into an open kettle of boiling water. Before Shen Nung could retrieve the leaves, they began to brew. He smelled the sweet aroma of the mixture and found the resulting drink had a delicious flavour. It ...  Read the complete review

Green tea has very good antioxident properties. It can help with wrinkles and skin problems. The only problem with the taste of the tea is that it is akin to warmed up fish water. It tastes awful. To get the most out of green tea you would need to drink about four cups of the stuff. Now green tea doesnt have as high caffene content as ...  Read the complete review

WHY I BOUGHT THEM -- Following a number of yukky skin infections over Christmas, I decided to take a bit more care of myself in the coming year. So along with a juicer and a food steamer I invested in some of these tea bags. Now you may not think that 88p is much of an investment, but hey. PRICE AND VARIETIES -- ...  Read the complete review

I like tea. Let’s face it, tea is better for you than coffee for lots of reasons. In fact, seeing as you are here I will bore you with the reasons why in the shortest of whiles. First of all, caffeine isn’t great. Like most things, a little caffeine isn’t going to hurt so, say 3 cups of caffeine laden tea or coffee a day shouldn’t be detrimental. ...  Read the complete review

Want a cuppa? Well I would not just have the one! I just love my cup of tea. A little while ago though I thought that I would go on a diet and a friend gave me a cup of green tea saying swopping to this would help. You can get many varieties of green tea but I have to admit that Twinings Lotus Green tea is my favourite. ...  Read the complete review

This is a very low caffeine tea, that you drink without milk or sugar. Brew in a cup or tea pot as you would conventional tea. It's a green colour and has a slighly citrusy flavour to it. It is important not to swig this tea as you would ordinary tea, as this mode of drinking causes a fairly unpleasant taste. Sip gently for best effects. I ...  Read the complete review