Twinings Herbal Selection 1 Reviews
Newest Review: ... are very rarely individually wrapped. The way to make herbal tea is quite similar to 'normal tea' except for one thing. The ... more
... tea is bets made by adding the netted tea bag to a mug, and then pouring boiling water over the top. You can leave the tea bag in for as long as you want, it depends how strong you want the flavour and what flavour it is. With a lot of the flavours in this bag I liked to leave my tea bag in for some time.
Most people do not add milk. Some people add sugar, I personally find the teas sweet enough as they are.
There are five tea bags of each flavour:
Elderflower, strawberry and rose: This flavour is quite weak and...more
by - written on 04/05/01, updated on 04/05/01 (Very useful, 133 readings)
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This product is a little fruity concoction from Twinings. They are herbal tea-bags ('Flavoured Herbal infusions' to them) in various flavours. They come in a very prettily decorated box with painted, brightly coloured fruits and flowers on a yellow base. I'm not usually a one for Herbal teas, give me a good old fashioned cup of PG Tips and l'm normally quite happy. But hey they were a gift so 'nothing ventured, nothing gained'. Twinings say 'Twinings Herbal Infusions (sound very up market, doesn't it) can be enjoyed for their light and delicate taste as well as their therapeutic qualitites. Naturally caffiene free and ... Read the complete review
by - written on 28/10/10 (Very useful, 14 readings)
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I absolutely love fruit tea. I have tried tons and tons of flavours, and I love keeping a big variety in the cupboard so I can try lots and lots of different ones. I also like to keep my variety so I don't get bored, it can get a bit 'samey' when you try too many of the same flavour. This herbal tea selection is very much a traditional taste, it represents a lot of popular flavours around England, these are not necessarily my favorite ones, but I know a lot of people who really like them. These tea bags come in a box of twenty from Tesco's and cost £1.39. Inside the cardboard box the tea bags are individually wrapped in waxed paper (so all of the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 13/03/01, updated on 13/03/01 (Useful, 22 readings)
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This packet of tea is the nicest tea I have ever tasted.The quality of each flavour bag has individuality and a flavour of it's own.This product is worth every penny and I would not buy any other tea now.You can keep all your expensive and un- quality packets of tea bags.This is the only brand I would buy from now on.The price alone beats the rest by a very high margin and the taste far over takes the rest.I would recommend this to everyone,even my worst enemy.Who knows-he may turn out to be a friend after all!Highly recommended.Thank you Twinings. ... Read the complete review
by - written on 14/05/01, updated on 14/05/01 (Useful, 36 readings)
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If for health reasons or just curiosity, you are thinking of trying fruit teas, it is better to get a selection box than a box of one flavour - the odds are better that you will find something to your taste. Some fruit teas can be an aquired taste, and its worth trying out selection boxes first. This is a really good selection box with teas that are not going to offend a palate unused to such things. Fruit teas are generally easier to get along with than herb ones, and the presence of familiar tastes is always nice. The box contains camomile, which is lovely, and some nice fruity teas. If you drink squash, you may be expecting soemthing sweet. Fruit teas are ... Read the complete review
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