Twinings Revive Raspberry & Vitamin C 15 Pyramid Bags (Individual)

Name: Twinings Revive Raspberry & Vitamin C - 15 Pyramid Bags (Individual)
Brand: Twinings
SKU: FSRRVCPB0622-15
Price: 5.5 GBP
Availability: InStock

£5.50

SKU FSRRVCPB0622-15 | Net Weight 37.5g

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The Tea
A fabulous, sugar free infusion that's packed with a juicy raspberry punch, a hint of floral hibiscus & whole pieces of apple and beetroot. Sip your way to wellbeing with this super tasty infusion.

The Box
The box contains 15 loose leaf pyramids sealed in fully recyclable envelopes for extra freshness.

For Food Service
These boxes‚are great for smaller catering environments such as cafes, restaurants and B&Bs. For the ultimate show stopper effect, serve the loose leaf pyramid tea bag in a glass mug and watch the magic of the leaves unfold.

More About This Product

Plant Based Pyramid Bags

These teabags are biodegradable, plant-based teabags and will break down within 6 months if placed into a local authority compost caddy, though it may not compost as quickly if left in garden compost (as typically these are not sufficiently hot.)

Raspberry and Hibiscus Flavoured Herbal Infusion with Added Vitamin C.

Rosehips, Hibiscus (20%), Apple Pieces, Beetroot, Natural Raspberry Flavouring with other Natural Flavourings (10%), Roasted Chicory Root, Vitamin C, Natural Flavouring.

1 bag = 340ml/12oz serve

Time is your best friend when it comes to the perfectly juicy infusion. Let the whole fruit pieces infuse in our specially shaped pyramid for 3 minutes.

For that extra special serve garnish with a slice of fresh lemon or mint.

With your support, Twinings helps provide access to clean water for villages across Darjeeling, helps improve mother and baby health in tea growing regions of Yunnan and helps improve health and nutrition in tea communities in Assam.