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Twinings Chai Tea, Caffeinated Black Tea Naturally Flavored with Aromatic Spices and Ginger, Tea Bags Individually Wrapped, 20 Count Ea (Pack of 2)

Twinings Chai Tea, Caffeinated Black Tea Naturally Flavored with Aromatic Spices and Ginger, Tea Bags Individually Wrapped, 20 Count Ea (Pack of 2)

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SPICED BLACK AND GINGER TEA: Satisfy your cravings for a warm and spicy tea with Twinings Chai, wrapped for freshness in individual packs. PERFECTLY

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Twinings Tea From Grosvenor, Tea English Breakfast, 20 Count Twinings English Breakfast Tea was originally blended to complement the traditional, hearty English Breakfast, from which its name derives. The refreshing and invigorating flavour makes English Breakfast one of the most popular black teas to drink at any time or occasion - not just for breakfast. English Breakfast can be enjoyed with or without milk, sweetened or unsweetened - the choice is yours.

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Twinings Winter Spice Herbal Tea - Camomile with Apple, Cinnamon, Cardamom, Cloves, Caffeine-Free Tea Bags Individually Wrapped, 20 Count (Pack of 2) : Grocery & Gourmet Food

Fine black tea perfectly balanced with the sweet and savoury spice flavours of cinnamon, cardamom, cloves and ginger. Individually wrapped tea bags. 100% natural ingredients. Tea is a natural source of antioxidants. By appointment to her majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Tea and coffee merchants R. Twining and Company Limited. London. Est. 1706. 216 The Strand, London, WC2, England.