Really like this but I have put it in a tea ...
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Really like this but I have put it in a tea bag to use in my cold tea diffuser. I have been dringking it everyday at work .
I love the tart cranberry taste. I am hoping this helps me in many ways.
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I have been using this tea for years and I am thrilled it now comes in flavors. It works so well that I make a pint and keep it in an iced tea bottle in the fridge and just take a few swallows when I need it. I also keep a few teabags in my travel bag.
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I make iced tea everyday with this and http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001VNGO9G/ref=rcxsubs_mys2_product_title

The two teas together make a very good iced tea and in cold weather it makes a very nice hot tea on its own.

Update:
I have been buying this tea for a long time now, I use it with the other tea mentioned in my review to make a very nice iced tea that I drink every day.

But my last bag looked different, it has large twigs in it unlike the usual small pieces of tea that it usually has. I didn't think much of it until I actually used it to make tea.

The tea has a weaker taste and there is a LOT of sediment at the bottom, which I never had before.

I removed a star to reflect my disappointment.

I am not sure I will continue with this tea, it's been a nice run but quality has changed and not for the better.
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I bought this for cold/flu season and to put in my tea. I love the taste and it's great for a cough suppressant and for coating a sore throat. The only downfall is that I purchased it July 2015 and it's completely crystallized, so I have to run it under hot water to get it out of the bottle. It still looks like molasses that didn't mix well with sugar, but at least it comes out of the bottle and "melts" in hot tea. By the way, the expiration on the bottle is February 2018 and I store it in a cool, dry, dark cabinet.
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I really enjoyed this and have had no problem so far with it. Though the  infuser is more 'squishy' than I had thought by looking at it's picture, it in no way negatively impacts the infuser or tea. I've been bragging about this tea infuser because it really is so cute and fun to have. Such a chill dude hanging out in mah tea, who could say no.
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I love the idea of the nottle having the infuser, but I dislike that it does not stay hot for very long. It does wonders if you need your tea and you're on the go. This makes it easy and less messy for me as a truck driver.  Overall it is worth it.
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I just got this today and made tea in it.  The tea was good and easy to make.  I like it.
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Overall, I really like this infuser.  I find that it holds up to 3 tsp or 1 Tbsp of loose leaf tea. The two halves fit together very snugly yet it is still so easy to open (which is always much appreciated). I like how the long stem makes it easy to grab and pull out of my teapot and I love the fact that its silicone (so it is easy to clean). As a bonus, it comes with a little matching silicone dish.  I love the little dish because it keeps my tea tray cleaner. The one downside is that it did leave some tiny bits of tea leaves behind but I would expect this with nearly any infuser.  Overall, I can still say that I really enjoy using it.  Maybe Im just a sucker for aesthetically appealing kitchen gadgets but this one is definitely a keeper for me.
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OK, so what the box doesn't tell you is that you can actually add the loose leaf tea into the tea maker after it heats the water to let it steep. The tea maker has a filter that doesn't let the tea leaves go into the mug while pearing. I did that and found it way better then using another container to steep and go through the hassle of straining the tea. It's just boil, steep, and pour. Love it!!!
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i make a tea that requires a large amount of leaf...i have just been throwing everything in there and straining it as best i might when poured from the pot.  i am hoping to make a clearer, cleaner tea with this that will look more appealing and refreshing -- i have only used it once and in conjunction with other ingredients so i haven't really tested it straight up...perhap i will do that today!
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I used to put real jasmine flower into my tea pot and let it stand for a few minutes to let the jasmine smell going into the tea. This is so far the best jasmine tea with very flavor very close to the real flower. I'll buy it in the future again.
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I use this with loose guayusa tea. It works better then most tea balls that I have used but with the reviews I read I thought it would be much better. There is still a small layer of tea leaves at the bottom of my cup. After placing my tea in the ball I usually shake it to get the very fine particles out before placing in the cup and this seems to help. The infuser is quality made and appears to be built to last.
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Yes very much!! After the one was sent the wrong tea but you guys were very responsive  and quick with a replacement. I like this tea very much - the pumpkin adds a  bit of sweetness to the Chia. I avoid the extra calories of adding sugar and milk. Pumpkin Chia works  well for me.
Update I have had this for several months still my favorite tea - I do add hot almond milk or some creamer when I feel like a need for something decadent (like from starbucks but with out a lot of extra calories nor the high price) I am going to start subscribe and save order with this tea since I cannot find it anywhere in the stores now. I like it that much11
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Appropriate disclosure - I have not (as of yet) bought any of this tea off Amazon. I usually buy it locally.

 I have been drinking tea for a while. Several years. When I first started, I was drawn to loose leaf because I tend to be a purist in all that I do. Unfortunately, after a while, all the extra trouble of dealing with loose leaf just started to wear me down. I drink a lot of tea and frankly, it's often more of a hassle than it's worth.

 When it comes to bagged teas, a tea like Twinings English Breakfast seems to hit the spot for me most of the time. It's not too strong. It could be considered really light if you steep it in a 16 ounce cup like I do but I think it's acceptable. I'm not a huge fan of really strong teas anyway. A lot of them tend to make me a little nauseous or something.

 Anyway, this English Breakfast is pretty smooth. I'm not sure what the blend is but I think I detect a bit of Keemun (Which I do love) in there. I don't get that Ceylon flavor that you get in a lot of black tea blends. I'm really not a fan of Ceylon at all (This blend may have some but if it does, it doesn't punch you in the face like it does in some other blends).

 I suppose this tea could be just a tad bit stronger and I wouldn't complain. The key with this (or any tea) in my opinion is to let it cool down enough so you can drink it without burning your mouth. I have found that most tea is almost tasteless when it's too hot to drink comfortably. Then, as it cools down, the flavor and aroma starts to really come out.

 Anyway, this tea surprised me when I first tried it because I had completely ignored bagged teas, thinking they were all terrible. I guess this is far from great tea but for the price, I don't mind taking a bit of a hit in the quality department. It's a reasonably good product. I think I just got a box of 25 for $2 at the grocery store.

 Twinings has several good bagged teas.
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I started drinking this tea after the same company took half the tea out of what had been my favorite teabags (their white silver needle).  These fun blooming tea balls are strong enough for more than a cup of tea.  But a tip: the little flowers that blossom on the string come off and float around in the tea the second time around.  So you either have to strain the second cup, or do what I usually do: make a small pot and get 2-3 cups of tea from each blossom.  I make the tea for myself and guests in glass mugs to take full advantage of the pretty blooms.  Although it's a bit of a waste of the decorative bloom, when I don't have plain jasmine green on hand, I also like to make iced tea from these.  The flavor has enough zip for a really refreshing change of taste.
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This tea tastes delicious hot or iced, guests have loved it iced and it is a very easy hot tea.  On the other hand it is very excess packaging and definitely not an environmentaly friendly way to make tea.  I am disabled and keep a package on hand for the times when I am really pooped out, otherwise I use leaves.
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a little smaller than I expected but that's my fault for not reading properly (it's 16oz - about the size of a personal sized bottle of water).

I also wish it had less plastic parts and was all glass.  Otherwise though, i really like it.

The top and bottom of the bottle are made of plastic and both come off (the bottom has a detachable holder for the tea leaves).  The tea infuser has small holes which is good because i don't end up with tea leaves in my tea.  It comes with a silicone sleeve (which comes off if you want) which does not seem to do a great job at keeping the heat in ... but if it didn't exist, you couldn't even pick up the bottle as the glass gets too hot to hold.

I got the blue color which I really like.  That said, it's not a very "masculine" color.

UPDATE 11/11:
So I've been using it at work for the past few weeks and refilling it at least 2-3 times a day.  I still really like the bottle but I find that the smell of the previous teas that were in it "stick" in it.  I've been using it for water only for the past 3-4 days and can STILL smell my tea in it (and I've washed it thoroughly a few times already).  I do still like it but I just wish it didn't hold onto smells.