Whittard, Mango and Passion Fruit Tea

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... large quantities of fluff on its surface. The exterior seems to promise a tropical fruit sensation. Does it fulfil that promise? THE TEA We are instructed to mix three tablespoons of granules per 500 ml of water. This seems hugely excessive and is obviously a ploy by their marketing department to ensure that your tube lasts you less time than Challenger 7 did in the air. I would say that 2 rounded teaspoons are sufficient for one normal sized mug of tea. The granules dissolve quickly and easily, which is a good si...more

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Whittard, Mango and Passion Fruit Tea: Tickle the Tastebuds (670 words)
by - written on 06/03/02 (Very useful, 232 readings)
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Um bongo, um bongo They drink it in the Congo A monkey took a passion fruit, Some sugar and a mango. They mixed it all together and they called it Whittard’s Mango and Passion Fruit Instant Tea Drink THE PRODUCT Whittard of Chelsea’s instant tea drink. It doesn’t sound amazingly appealing, as those who have had the vast misfortune to try Q Tea will agree but this definitely a more up market instant tea. The tea granules come in a large cardboard tube topped with a plastic lid containing 500g. The lid is marked ‘lift here’ all around the edges to aid those with an IQ lower than 80 in breaking ... Read the complete review