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1150 1 cup pyramid tea bags 2.5kg (5.5 lb)
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10 of 10 people found the following review helpful.
By Larry Carpenter
C. Rust is correct, the bags do contain a little less tea as they are designed for those who make tea by the cup instead of the pot, something (shock horror :^) the British have begun to do more often. We also discovered this when we first brought back several of these bags from Costco in Manchester England. I too wondered if it was worth it as it does take 3 to make a pot whereas the 240 count box size only takes 2 so I did the math and found that it was still worth it to get the 1150 bags. I just did the math again using the US price on Amazon (yes, we are running out and no trip to the UK in the near future) and it is still cheaper to buy the bag of 1150 bags versus the box of 240 bags.The box of 240 is $0.77/oz based on the weight of the tea in the box. The bag of 1150 is $0.55/oz. But even if you just do the math with the number of tea bags used it is still cheaper. The box of 240 at $19.95 a box is $0.08/bag or $0.16 a pot if you use two bags a pot. The bag of 1150 at $48.95 is $0.043/bag or $0.13/pot when you use 3 bags a pot.BTW, a box of 240 at Sainsburys in the UK costs $9.48 today but if you factor in the airfare to go and get it I guess we're still getting a bargain here :^)
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By Drake-by-the-Lake
I bought this 1150-count bag and have no complaints. The price was right, because 1150 / $50 comes out to less than five cents per bag, which compares favorably against almost any other brand of tea, let alone PG Tips, which I find superior to most other brands. I do not perceive any difference in the amount of tea per teabag in this container as compared to smaller sizes that I purchased from Fresh Market. The container is just a normal thin papery bag, not resealable without a clothespin or other device, and I intend to relocate the teabags to an airtight container so they will stay fresh. I drink at least a pot of tea everyday, consuming 3 to 6 bags per day, so this bag will be used up in a year's time. But even so, it is a good idea to protect the teabags from oxygen. Any type of plant matter will decompose in the presence of heat, oxygen or light--doesn't matter whether it is tea, coffee or cannabis.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By C. Rust
However, I find it takes 3 bags to make a six cup pot of golden tea instead of the 2 bags I've used previously that come in the boxes. I'm guessing that they packaged this large bag for restaurant use, and decided to put less tea in each bag. The tea is still delicious, but it's probably more economical to buy it in the 160 or 240 count boxes.
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