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6:27 pm
Wed 18-Jan-12
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JoannaS
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Cor we are a right closet Yorkshire tea fan club here 
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9:44 pm
Wed 18-Jan-12
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bobquail
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Sooliz said:
We've always had Assam tea, as we like a good strong tea with plenty of flavour. However, since having all my various health issues, I've been drinking caffeine-free tea and coffee for the past couple of months. Initially, I thought they were both pretty tasteless at best, and disgusting at worst. Now, however, after trying a few different ones, I've found Clipper Organic Decaffeinated Tea with skimmed milk is quite palatable, although nowhere near as strong or flavoursome as Assam.
Have you tried redbush (or rooibos)? I don't like decaf tea (tried pg tips and waitrose and neither had much flavour) but redbush is naturally caffeine free and tastes quite good.
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9:53 pm
Wed 18-Jan-12
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Sooliz
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I have, Mike – didn't really like it much. Having said that, this was a few years ago and my tastes have now changed, so I might give it another go. Thanks for reminding me, I'd forgotten all about Redbush/Rooibos.
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