Tea, Orange Pekoe, Food Service Size 300Count 945g Tea Bags

These are great yes bags with excellent flavor I recommend them for sure

I've been making my own homemade iced tea since I was a child....... 50 years ago. Normally, I've used Lipton or Salada and have been happy. But recently I wanted to try kicking up my tea a bit and decided to buy this 300 pack of Tetley Orange Pekoe as it had rave reviews. Tetley's Orange Pekoe more than stepped up the quality of my iced tea..... it launched it like a rocket ship. There is absolutely no comparison to the more mainline teas or various blends and if you are seeking the best iced tea ever.... here it is. My 50 year recipe taught to me by Mom and she was taught by her Mom. Start with a 1/2 gallon of tap water in a 4 quart pot and add 10 tea bags to this cold water. Place the pot on the stove and heat on medium high stirring occasionally until JUST before boiling (DO NOT BOIL). Look for the first movements of water prior to the boil and immediately remove it from the heat. Allow your tea to steep while stirring and pressing the bags, like a cup of tea. After this has been done for 3 or 4 minutes you will start to smell it and see its rich color. Now you need to remove the bags, squeeze out all their goodness and then add 1 to 2 cups of white sugar before you tea cools any further as it needs to be hot enough to dissolve the sugar. Last step....... add a huge pile of ice cubes to stop the cooking action. I add 8 cups of ice on the first addition and stir until all melted. Your iced tea will be fairly cool and you can serve it over more ice immediate in a pinch. Better yet, add it to a gallon serving container, top up with enough ice to make the full gallon and put it in the fridge. Let this sit until you have finished mowing the lawn..... and your reward will be the best iced tea possible. ENJOY! Note: Adjust the sugar to suit you needs. I suggest you start with 1 1/2 cups. It is the amount I use for my tea but I don't like a real sweet tea nor do I like it more sharp. It's what I like..... you will adjust your own. ALSO..... DO NOT BOIL nor add boiling water like you would with a cup of tea. In this particular recipe... boiling will make a bitter tea. If you're a rather particular person....... I would bet the water temp in my recipe reaches 195 +-.

Well , brand of tea is a matter of taste. I happen to like Tetley tea. I find it smooth, not harsh or bitter. It came very well packaged, in 3 foil pouches so I can open one at a time and keep the rest fresh. I specifically wanted the tea bags without strings or the individual wrapper. If you want the string on your tea bag or you like the Lipton with more of a bite, these may not be for you. But if you like a nice smooth, flavourful non- bitter cup of tea, this is a good bet.

I love this tea. I make a pitcher of it with hot water from my coffee maker and then refrigerate it until cool for iced tea. It has a great flavor. Guests have complimented it, also. I like the fact that it comes in round discs with no strings. I simply use 8 of them per gallon pitcher and then use small tongs to retrieve them when I'm finished.

Tetley used to offer a "Cut Black and Orange Pekoe" tea in the US, and it was my favorite. I guess they left the US market, as all the Tetley seems to come from Canada now. Ordered this and the Black, and tried them side-by-side. This had more flavor, but a little bitter back end towards the end of the cup. The Black was a little less flavorful, but smooth throughout the entire cup.

We had trouble finding Tetley tea in our town, so I ordered it on Amazon and it was at my door very fast. It is a restaurant-size box which is perfect. The flavor is great and the value is a plus as well. We recently watched a program that made us aware that we had not been steeping our tea long enough. The person said 5 minutes was the correct time to allow it to properly steep and they were correct, it tastes better. But I am sure someone will have their own opinions for this.

Good tea and boxes of tea bags delivered quickly

Item was flavorful, potent and smooth. Would purchase again. Not disappointed. Makes a nice cup of tea.

Sabor

i find tetley tea to be a good tea. thank god we like this tea because we bought 300 bags of it. the tea is not too weak so we do not double up the bags, and it is not that strong. i felt this was an excellent deal on the tea bags compared to what i compared to at wm. i would buy this product again...after the 300 bags are finished

How can I tell people that this is my most go-to tea bag of all time!!. If you want the real taste of a British cup of tea, Tetley orange pekoe tea bags are the greatest. If you don’t care so long as it’s hot and wet, give it a miss!

This is a BIG box. I'm used to the 216 box and I had never seen one this size! :o I love Tetley and it's nice to have the option of buying one this big. The price was on par for the amount. Everything is going up in price, but all things considered, it's right around where it should be. I bought it on renewal every 3 months so it saves a little bit. Box also arrived in perfect condition!

Love the Tetley tea and usually but when it’s at a cheaper price.