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where to get good roibush tea now

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  • 19-01-2021 7:19pm
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    gussieg
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    Lidl and ALDI seem to have dropped roibush tea from their inventory, where to get decent tasting roibush now at a price that won't break the bank?thanks


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    Bigbooty
    Closed Accounts Posts: 229 ✭✭Bigbooty


    Tick Tock loose leaf rooibos

    I buy this one as I don't like plastic tea bags for obvious reasons. Not sure if it around the price you're looking for but you can find it in most health food shops. You can rebrew it once or twice and it tastes good.


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    ShadowSA
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    gussieg wrote: »
    Lidl and ALDI seem to have dropped roibush tea from their inventory, where to get decent tasting roibush now at a price that won't break the bank?thanks

    Aldi has rooibos tea. Checked today for you.


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    gussieg
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    just to say, went back to aldi, hopeful, but alas nearest one to me had none, and as far as they know wont be getting any, unless it comes in on a 'special'. thanks anyway for looking. which one did you see the rooibos/redbush in ?


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    patspost
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    I’ve often purchased it in Lidl. A shame if they have dropped it.

    Barry’s have a caffeine free robots, I always assumed that there was no caffeine in it.


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    gussieg
    Registered Users Posts: 1,078 ✭✭✭gussieg


    yes thats what i got as replacement , the barrys


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    ShadowSA
    Registered Users Posts: 53 ✭✭ShadowSA


    gussieg wrote: »
    just to say, went back to aldi, hopeful, but alas nearest one to me had none, and as far as they know wont be getting any, unless it comes in on a 'special'. thanks anyway for looking. which one did you see the rooibos/redbush in ?

    Aldi in Cobh.


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    patspost
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    I was in a local Polish shop recently and they had a great range of fruit teas.
    Worth considering


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    BuboBubo
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    Aldi usually has it, but you have to really rummage for it.


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    gussieg
    Registered Users Posts: 1,078 ✭✭✭gussieg


    patspost wrote: »
    I was in a local Polish shop recently and they had a great range of fruit teas.
    Worth considering
    yes and usually very reasonable too, but this is rooibos or redbush, which is a distinctive type of tea to replace regular tea for those looking to cut down caffeine intake, that tastes like tea, unlike fruit teas which are something else again. I like them myself but these are for a relative. thanks


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    Peig Sayers
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    It's back in Lidl! Marks & Spencer also have their own brand of it.


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    gussieg
    Registered Users Posts: 1,078 ✭✭✭gussieg


    thanks peig!


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    lucalux
    Registered Users Posts: 1,157 ✭✭✭lucalux


    https://www.hollandandbarrett.ie/shop/product/heath-heather-organic-rooibos-60042636

    I use this one too, find it good - bags don't contain any plastics either which is great


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