Yorkshire Tea Bags 3.25 Kg (1040 tea bags)

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Before this test, I wouldn't have tried another brand of tea, through fear of ending up with a cup of disappointment, but now I would definitely reconsider as the cost of food is rising, it's a good way to save a few pounds on your next shop if you're a tea addict like me. The more I tasted, the blander the tea became, as if it was actually losing flavour the more I drank - which I didn’t even know was possible.

Tesco's bags were the only ones that weren't foiled for freshness, but this didn't negatively impact the taste. It didn't have much of that lovely tea smell, but it was still a hearty cup and I would happily try again!

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It was her who first introduced me to it at the tender age of five or six, and it’s probably about the only thing she did correctly. The price of teabags have soared during the cost of living crisis. You might have even been considering cheating on your favourite tea brand in favour of a cheaper option during your weekly shop. Reporter Niamh Kirk from Mirror Online, said it made her think - does the brand really matter that much, or do we still get that same warming feeling inside no matter where it's from?

There's nothing better than sitting down with a big mug of Yorkshire Tea and taking that first sip. It's absolute bliss and just really feels like home. The brand have hit the nail on the head in terms of flavour - not too strong or too tannic-y, so it doesn't give you that weird dry-mouth feeling if you do over stew it.To say I feel strongly about tea would be a slight understatement, when I was a teenager I spent hours researching the different types of leaves and how it would impact taste and if it was worth the health benefits.