‘Dark green dust’: the best (and worst) supermarket green teabags, tested and rated

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Green tea can be a mixed bag – we sipped our way through the supermarket shelves to find the ones worth boiling the kettle for • The best (and worst) supermarket teabags My mother-in-law has a mug that reads: “By replacing your morning coffee with green tea, you can lose up to 87% of what little joy you still have left in your life.” Some people will never like green tea, while others will probably have tried only poor-quality, over-brewed bags filled with the dust and fannings left over from the production of whole leaf tea. Only one of today’s teas contains whole leaves, and the difference…
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‘Dark green dust’: the best (and worst) supermarket green teabags, tested and rated
Green tea can be a mixed bag – we sipped our way through the supermarket shelves to find the ones worth boiling the kettle for • The best (and worst) supermarket teabags My mother-in-law has a mug that reads: “By replacing your morning coffee with green tea, you can lose up...