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When I was in college six years ago, I bought a tea called white mangosteen by Lipton. I got tired of it really quickly. When I saw that today’s tea is a mango flavoured tea, I had flashbacks of drinking that tea in college.
The first sip was lovely. I poured myself a tablespoon to test for steeped doneness. Sadly, the flavour didn’t transpire in my travel mug (does it ever?). I got to work and poured it into a mug. The tea was a little better.
On a side note: I really wish David’s would stop again with the stevia. The taste of the sweetener is quite strong in this one.
Overall an okay tea, but I wouldn’t ask for more. I’m going to finish the sample and move on.
Flavors: Artificial, Grass, Hay, Mango, Sweet
Preparation
Comments
Does DT ever read the feedback to stop with the stevia and most of the imitation flavours? At the very least, I wish they would tone it down.
Some people couldn’t even drink this tea because of the stevia :(
For me, I’m just annoyed on the false advertising of “mango” when the main fruits are apple + pineapple
Also makes me wonder if they bother reading any feedback. The vast majority clearly do not appreciate them throwing stevia around like confetti.
Love the phrase!
The more I see their artificial flavouring, the more I want to explore teas that are natural and without flavourings. It’s too bad DT is so close and has such fun marketing.
Does DT ever read the feedback to stop with the stevia and most of the imitation flavours? At the very least, I wish they would tone it down.
It’s funny, I’ve never noticed stevia in this before, but it was in full force today.
Some people couldn’t even drink this tea because of the stevia :(
For me, I’m just annoyed on the false advertising of “mango” when the main fruits are apple + pineapple
Also makes me wonder if they bother reading any feedback. The vast majority clearly do not appreciate them throwing stevia around like confetti.
^ Throwing stevia around like confetti. I may have to adopt that phrase if I can remember it. :)
Love the phrase!
The more I see their artificial flavouring, the more I want to explore teas that are natural and without flavourings. It’s too bad DT is so close and has such fun marketing.
And is conveniently located on almost all of my routes.