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!

Why did you choose this product over others?:Price and prompt delivery.

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.

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.

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

It's really tasty

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