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Muttley Mar 2024 7:52am, 15 Mar 2024 3,041 posts	Quote Pin Muttley The GP has told me to switch to decaf tea. Can anyone recommend a brand that actually tastes like tea and not sawdust? I like my brew Nato standard -- strong enough for the spoon to stand up by itself, with milk and sugar.
EvilPixie Mar 2024 7:53am, 15 Mar 2024 52,618 posts	Quote Pin EvilPixie Tetley The decaf tastes the same as the normal but needs a bit longer brewing
Ness Mar 2024 8:13am, 15 Mar 2024 39,333 posts	Quote Pin Ness Yorkshire tea. Their decaf is excellent! Even Mr Ness will drink it and he's from Yorkshire and very fussy about his tea. 😉😂
McGoohan Mar 2024 8:18am, 15 Mar 2024 53,858 posts	Quote Pin McGoohan You don't fancy Rooibos/Redbush? It's naturally decaffed (in that it's not strictly a tea plant I think) but Liebling drinks it as per normal tea with milk etc
Muttley Mar 2024 8:20am, 15 Mar 2024 3,043 posts	Quote Pin Muttley A supermarket own brand was binned after one cup. PG Tips is vaguely tolerable but a bit of a nothing really. Tetleys and Yorkshire, you say. To be actioned, thanks!
Muttley Mar 2024 8:22am, 15 Mar 2024 3,044 posts	Quote Pin Muttley Not hugely keen on Rooibos (known as Rubbish round here) but not had it for a while. But since I have to adjust my taste in brews maybe it's due a revisit.
Derby Tup Mar 2024 8:33am, 15 Mar 2024 64,988 posts	Quote Pin Derby Tup Wife drinks Rooibos. I’d prefer the water collected after washing my fell shoes. I’d go with Yorkshire, well mashed
McGoohan Mar 2024 8:42am, 15 Mar 2024 53,859 posts	Quote Pin McGoohan It does sometimes look like the water in a peat bog, that's true
HellsBells Mar 2024 9:00am, 15 Mar 2024 33,173 posts	Quote Pin HellsBells We have supermarket own decaf, I found that once I’d made the mental shift to stop thinking about it as a substitute for proper tea, but rather a different sort of beverage, I stopped expecting them to taste the same and soon got used to it
SJA Mar 2024 9:09am, 15 Mar 2024 167 posts	Quote Pin SJA I am picky when it comes to tea and have always avoided cheap teas. Since I moved to decaf however, I use Aldis own which are about 1.39 for 80. Taste great to me!

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The GP has told me to switch to decaf tea. Can anyone recommend a brand that actually tastes like tea and not sawdust?

I like my brew Nato standard -- strong enough for the spoon to stand up by itself, with milk and sugar.

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