- Frontier Co-op Lemon Ginger Herbal Tea, Kosher, Bulk Tea
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Frontier Co-op Lemon Ginger Herbal Tea, Kosher, Bulk Tea | 16 Ounce (Pack of 1)
$22.53 Original price was: $22.53.$20.62Current price is: $20.62.
9 reviews for Frontier Co-op Lemon Ginger Herbal Tea, Kosher, Bulk Tea | 16 Ounce (Pack of 1)
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tom –
The tea is great. The package is not a ziplock, so you need a jar or big ziplock to store the tea once you open it.
DTrunk –
The lemon ginger tea is fantastic, exactly what I was looking for. The ginger isn’t too spicy, so I add more dried ginger. I was hesitant to pull the trigger on a #, but it worked out. I wish they had more 8oz options, that were close to 1lb pricing / oz.
Todd R Riddell –
Anything like this is a matter of taste. For myself, this product is as good as the Twinings offering with more of an emphasis on the ginger. I like the fact that there is a variety of taste from day to day resulting from the random mixture of ingredients in each tea ball. This is also an excellent value.
Syrena –
This mix is really nice and soothing. Does have a strong lemon and ginger flavor, so if wanting something faint don’t use this one. Very pleasant flavor and soothing.
L C –
The tea is good. Both the taste and smell is strong. Many times herbal teas are weak but this is not the case. It is a very enjoyable taste.
Knits in Tardis –
There’s a citrus-y taste to this tea for me that seems unnatural, although it may just be the (natural) lemon oil flavor that other reviewers have complained of. I love lemon in my tea, but can see where the natural or even dried ingredient might be preferable to the distilled oil.
Then again, it could be the orange peel. Whatever it is, it is agressively harsh and eclipses the flavors of ginger, lemongrass, hisbiscus, etc. In fact, it does make me wonder about the potentcy of the other ingredients, which truly disappear in this blend. (And yes, I do normally enjoy many herbal teas, including those with small amounts of citrus in the mix.)
Kari –
Can’t live without this great tea…period!
Just somebody –
Taste is entirely dominated by chicory which is not mentioned anywhere in the description except in photos of the label.
Not bad tea if you like chicory but its a totally different taste from simple lemon ginger
Seema Rae –
Love it