The Bramble Bay Typhoo QT Instant Tea Drink 125g Provides a Cup of Tea In An Instant Pack of 12

I have used Instant Tea for many years, but am now having difficulty sourcing it.I was happy to find my item at Amazon. Although a bit more costly buying it this way, it was delivered straight to my door, and it was speedy.Very happy!

I've just found out this brilliant product has or is being discontinued, Flippin' heck, what's goin' on ?. This is sooo convenient, no tea leaves/ bags to get rid of, no need to add milk, it's ideal to take to work as long as you have the use of a kettle, and for a lazy person like me [just joking!], it's ideal. I hope the manufacturers will reconsider because it means I have to stockpile the stuff... I've tried PG instant tea.... not a patch on this one. I'm off to put the kettle on. cheers!

I am lactose intolerant so do not buy milk. This is perfect, quick and tasty.

I had been using a rival brand of granuals (PG Tips) which are now out of production and I was reticent to try these as they already had milk powder added. But I add a splash of milk anyway (when I have it) and cannot tell the difference and the price is very good.Compared to tea bags: no mess

Pro's: This tea means you don't have to deal with tea bags or loose leaf tea. It's quick & easy to make. Con's: Containers are only about half full. Making as described results in a builder's type tea, in colour & strength, which I'm not a fan of personally. To compensate for that, I do add a teaspoon of milk powder into mine, to make colour & strength more to my taste. Overall I will get these again. I reuse the containers for storing other bits. But just a little annoying for the con's. If you enjoy builder's type tea, you'll be alright making it as described.

It's really tasty

Like the instant brew and no messing about with tea bags.

Granny likes this but not stocked in many supermarkets. Good value from this supplier.