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What's with all these fruity teas then?


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Is it just me?

Sheffield seems to be hit with a sudden 'fruity teas' epidemic.

How many times have I been offered this at people's houses in the last few months? "Oh, we don't have any proper tea, do you want some green/lemon/dandelion tea instead?"

And now i am now part of this revolution becuase I actually like them.

Is anyone else the same?

What's going on?

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I've got a cupboard full, but they aren't the first thing that finds it's way into a cup :P

 

then again, enough people have something to say if they find out they're getting English Breakfast instead of the dust brushed off the floor :suspect:

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If you want something truly horrific (and an aquired taste, which I haven't managed to aquire yet) try Mate tea. It takes a long time to make and has a certain ritual of making and drinking it. Very beneficial even if it does taste like contents of an ashtray with hot water mixed in.

 

http://www.worldpantry.com/cgi-bin/ncommerce/ExecMacro/ecoteas/home.d2w/report

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Also drink Dr Stuarts Detox tea and Aruvardic detox tea.

 

The Dr Stuarts teas are very good, but it says on the packet you can't have more than 4 cups a day of some of them, they have quite powerfull herbs in some of them. I find with fruit teas they smell realy nice but don't have any taste.

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