Trader Joe’s Mango Black Tea – Review
Do not doubt; I’m a big fan of the house brewed tea blend. Tea is refreshing, whether you add lemon, sugar, or plain. It is much healthier to drink carbonated drinks or juice that has ridiculously high sugar levels. Years, when tea”> ice tea years ago I used to buy a black tea mix like Lipton or Luzianne. They seem to do a decent job and work well with lemonade or pouring lemonade mixed (otherwise known as Arnie Palmer) .Well, my taste buds will sometimes pierce so I decided to try something different from the tropical ice tea mixture sold by the Republic. Neither does Barnes and Watson. Those brands taste great, but they also come at a much higher price. I finally found a great drink that has a tropical flavor at a much lower price at our local Trader Joe’s store; Mango iced tea mix
Review of Trader Joe’s Mango Black Tea – Ingredients
Tropical Joe’s Mango Tea first starts with black cut tea, which most tea blends use. From there the ingredients consist of Manso and Hibiscus. Mango is an interesting fruit as it tastes extremely good, but the texture of the fruit can turn many people off as it seems rather mushy and buttery when taking a bite. As a tea ingredient, the taste is really tropical and gives a great flavor to the mixed drink. Hibiscus tropical flowers also give tea a rich flavor. The final ingredients of the mixture consist of other herbs. This tea mixture certainly tastes like all the others I have tasted.
Review of Trader Joe’s Mango Black Tea – Price
ok I will admit that the price was the first thing that convinced me to buy a box of Trader Joe’s Mango Tea. The box comes with twenty tea bags and costs $1.99. It takes about four to five bags of tea to make a pitcher of iced tea that will usually last a day. So I do the math to get at least four gallons of strained tea at about fifty cents a pitcher (if using five bags of brew). This is significantly less than the tropical tea blends sold by Republic and Barnes & Watson and the taste are equally satisfying.
Review of Trader Joe’s Mango Black Tea – Brewing
I have a tea strainer at home that isn’t the prettiest to look at, but does a decent job of making a batch of tea. It’s easy to use as you pour water, then ice, and finally put the tea bags in the filter. I usually add about four bags of Trader Joe’s and one bag of regular black tea like Lipton or Luzianne. I think five bags are good enough to make a quality mixture that will last two tenths of a few afternoon tea. to the people
