Asda Lemon Fruit Infusions Tea Reviews
Product Type: Asda Tea
Newest Review: ... on it.The colouring is still pretty much the same, ornage and yellow, and still has a picture of a lemon on the ... more
... front.
Another difference is the title. On my box it says ' NATURALLY CAFFEINE FREE LEMON vibrant and refreshing 20 TEA BAGS.
The packaging itself is a simple cardboard box. You open by pulling a small flap and then lift.The teabags arent protected/covered in any other material eg foil, just simply in the box.
How do you make this lemon tea?
Place a teabag in a mug and pour freshly boiled water into it.Stir and leave bag to rise to the surface. Leave for 3 minutes or for stronger taste leave for 5 minutes. Stir and remove ba...more
by - written on 15/04/13, updated on 15/04/13 (Very useful, 16 readings)
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Fruit and herbal teabags have been a choice of mine to drink for many years now. It gives my body alittle break from the caffeine hit I have when drinking coffee, and I like the fact I can drink something that normally quenches my thirst but not through boring cold water. I have had these lemon tea bags floating in my cupboard for awhile. And since my loved peppermint tea is finished, grabbed this for a replacement. What does the packaging look like? The packaging my teabags are in is more up to date than the one you see in the picture, as it has at the top ' Asda Chosen by you ' on it.The colouring is still pretty much the same, ornage and ... Read the complete review
by - written on 10/05/09 (Very useful, 399 readings)
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I must admit I'm not a huge fan of flavoured teas, and am usually more than satisfied with PG Tips or Tetley, however I do like lemon tea occasionally, so decided to try the lemon fruit infusions tea bags from ASDA. The teabags come in a yellow cardboard box, and as soon as I opened the cellophane, I was instantly hit with a strong, yet fresh lemon smell. The box opens from the side and the tea bags are all neatly stacked together inside. You get 20 tea bags in a box, which doesn't seem a lot to me, but as someone who doesn't buy these sorts of teas regularly, I'm not sure if perhaps that's the norm? The bags are joined together in pairs, and easily tear down ... Read the complete review
