Thread: What is in your cup?
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Old 10-17-2010, 06:54 AM   #3720
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Is it really that good?
To each its own
Twinings and Lipton sell their fruity teas for ages. It means there is a demand and people like it. I cannot drink them.
Rooibos is caffeine free but is very different. So far, I have tried 2 out of 14 samples. Box standard and rooibos raspberry&vanilla. The former is almost the same as tea bags I bought in Lidl, nothing special (still better than fruity teas ). The second sample was definitely better. Raspberry&vanilla have added a very nice, light but not overpowering flavour, rooibos is still the dominant one.
Even if I don't like any other of 12 samples, rooibos raspberry&vanilla will definitely replace any other caffeine free teas.

However, it is Sunday morning, 11.52 am and I am on my second cup of Yorkshire Gold. Need my caffeine in the morning, albeit a very late one
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