Tetley Black Tea, Decaffeinated Iced Tea Blend, Family Size, 24 Round Tea Bags (Pack of 6) (Packaging may vary)
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Yes, six boxes of 24 family-size tea bags (a total of 144 bags) are included.
"Family-style" dinner A quart of tea can be made from a single "size" teabag. Instead of quarts, you might think of tea sizes in cups, so a quart is 32 ounces or four eight-ounce cups. 6 oz. tea cups I cold- 4 family-friendly brews In a full gallon jug, place the size bags overnight in the refrigerator. I alternate between two jugs to ensure that there is always plenty of "iced" tea on hand. If you prefer hot tea, you already know what to do, but for cold tea, I've discovered that there's no need to waste time and energy heating water in a kettle or exposing it to the sun only to cool it down later.
I'm not sure what their process is; I figured it was the same as any other decaffeinated tea manufacturer. I'm pretty sure it's decaf because if it wasn't, we'd be getting even less sleep than we do now.
Six boxes of 24 family-sized round tea bags (equivalent to two regular tea bags each) are included.
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You know what to do if you want a cup of hot tea: boil . steep . and drink; however, iced tea is available. You can completely avoid the heat. br>br>All you have to do is fold and drop three or four round, sealed family-friendly envelopes. teabags into a three-tiered teapot quart container of room-temperature water (four or five quarts per gallon) Every evening, fill a glass with room temperature water and place it in the refrigerator. Yes! Overnight, leave the bags in the container. The refreshing brew will be ready to drink or transfer to another storage container without the tea bags by the morning. br>br>No more chopping off the strings and paper tabs from other brands of tea- No strings or staples are used in the Tetley brand. Don't waste time and energy boiling water and steeping tea bags only to waste even more time and energy filling glasses with ice cubes to cool the tea to your preferred drinking temperature. By alternating a couple of cold-weather and warm-weather outfits, you can create a unique look. You'll always have several servings on hand if you use brewing containers. br>br>And, because the chilled brew starts out at 40 degrees, using only a couple of ice cubes instead of filling the glass with them reduces dilution significantly at serving time. I even manage to keep the cold at bay on occasion. Tea should be brewed directly into ice cube trays to avoid any dilution.
I don't mind drinking it if I need to stay awake, but I was tired of the mid-afternoon drowsiness that required caffeine to get through. I've discovered a few things since cutting out caffeine from my daily routine: One, there are few options outside of fruit juice, milk, or water when you're out and about; two, having an ice tea in the evening can lead to a very long night; and three, don't ask if they have decaffeinated teas at restaurants - They look at you like you came from outer space 90 of the time. To be honest, we consume so much caffeine that tea is almost considered decaffeinated. I used to buy decaffeinated tea from S for a long time. D coffee is available on Amazon. Then there was Covid, which I loved and most of the people who came over thought was better than their regular brand. as well as d has ceased operations on the internet. As a result, I went in search of some more tea. My first stop was Amazon, where I discovered this. I wasn't expecting gallon tea bags, but I was prepared to compromise. Thankfully, the Amazon gods smiled on me because I had placed an order for six boxes, totaling one unit. I was only given one box for some reason. Of course, Amazon rectified the situation, but this tea leaves a rather bland aftertaste in your mouth. The tea is fine, but it's like wanting an ice cold Coca Cola but only getting a flat Pepsi, to use an analogy from my soft drink days. So, I'm still on the lookout for decaffeinated tea bags that don't require a second mortgage. a. k. a. major grocery store brands I'm hoping to find one soon because, despite having purchased an extra box before Covid began, I'm running out of them.
This iced tea has become a kind of addiction for my husband. Every week, I make several gallons of it. I've experimented with water temperature and found that using warm, but not hot, water produces a sweet, bitter-free tea. The bitterness of the tea increases as the temperature of the water rises. He doesn't use any sweeteners in his tea. br>br>I start with a small amount of hot water, then fill the pitcher halfway with lukewarm water. I let it sit at room temperature until the tea is dark, then fill it up with cold water and put it in the fridge with the tea bags still in it. It works perfectly, and my husband is now getting plenty of fluids! br>br>It's the sweetest tea I've ever bought, in my opinion. I've purchased a number of other delicious teas that I enjoy, but this is the mildest, least acidic, and least bitter of them all, which makes a difference if you can't add sweeteners.
This is a gift for my mother that I purchased. I was hoping she'd enjoy the flavor without having to add a lot of sugar. My mother was weaned from diet sodas years ago. Her replacement was pure sweet tea or something similar; she never listened to me when I told her there was too much sugar in one glass, and she was always upset she wasn't losing weight despite eating less and moving more. It was always the sugar, I said. She said she'd try whatever I bought after it finally clicked with her. She claims it tastes just like Pure but without the added sugar. She gets about 2teaspoons or less of sugar per glass, as opposed to 36g. Yay!.
We've tried a lot of different brands of decaf tea over the years, and this is by far the best. Tetley is a full-flavor iced tea, unlike most decaf teas, which have a watered-down flavor. I make Sweet Tea by boiling 2 1/2 quarts of water, turning off the heat, adding 4 family-sized tea bags, stirring a few times, and steeping for about 10 minutes in a covered pot. I discard the tea bags, then add 2/3 cup sugar and stir until completely dissolved (while the tea is still hot). Pour over ice and top up with water if necessary to reach a full gallon. It's also delicious as a plain tea. I can't say the same for any of the other brands I've tried. Tetley Iced Tea Blend (Regular and Decaffeinated) is extremely difficult to come by in my area, so I am grateful that I discovered it on Amazon, subscribed, and it now arrives at my door on a regular basis. It's the only thing you'll find in our house when it comes to drinks. I only wish I could give it a higher rating than 5! Mrs. Devlin penned this piece. Dave.
This is a tea that we really enjoy. In fact, we have it set up for subscribe and save, but our most recent order was only a single box, despite the fact that this is supposed to be a six-pack. After contacting customer service, the order was resubmitted. Today, I received a single box. I asked for a refund this time. So, thank you for your customer service, but there appears to be a warehouse issue.
Tetley has a pleasant flavor, and the string-like texture is appealing. The quality of the bags is exceptional. Better than United States brands in every way, in my opinion.
Iced tea is one of my favorite beverages. Doctors advised me to avoid caffeine due to health concerns, so I searched for a good decaffeinated tea for years. I believe I've tried every available brand. I knew I'd found the best when I came across Tetley, and I haven't bought anything else in years.
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