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Default TeaBags online in the UK...

Whats the groups general opinion on the best place to buy tea online in the
UK? More of a bag person myself (i know i know, very lazy ). I'm a big
fan of your basic english breakfast tea's, like that Whittards sell.

Any recommendations?

Cheers

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Dan


 
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