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MarketSpice Teabags 50 Pack | 
 enlarge | Brand: MarketSpice
Category: Grocery
Buy New: $12.95
Rating:  39 reviews
Ingredients: Black tea, cinnamon-orange flavor and spices
Media: Misc.
Size: five inches long, one and one half inches wide, by five inches high
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
Dimensions (in): 5 x 1.5 x 5
Model: 7650
UPC: 020401076503
EAN: 0020401076503
Availability: Usually ships in 6-10 business days
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| Features:
| • | Our signature MarketSpice tea in an economical 50 teabag pack | | • | Naturally sweet, cinnamon flavor | | • | No sugar or carbs | | • | Store in a glass jar in a cool place after opening |
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Product Description
Our signature Seattle cinnamon-orange flavored tea.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 34 more reviews...
Wonderful tea! December 14, 2008
S. Newton (Alaska)
Excellent product, warm & flavorful. Would recommend it. Shipping is a tad bit slow - took 2 weeks to process order and receive.I'll just remember to order it sooner, I guess. Postage not excessive to Alaska.
always godd October 13, 2008
Terry L Smith
Market spice tea is always delivered promptly in my experience. The tea is fresh in airtight foil packs and when steeped permeates a room with an enticing fragrance. There are times I steep it just for the inviting aroma.
Market Spice Tea September 11, 2008
L. Parker (Puyallup WA)
Excellent Tea, I have enjoyed it for years. Shipping costs I thought were too much. its very heavy on orange and cinnimon. But it reminds me of the days when I visited the Pikes Place Market often. You can sip it while shopping for other items.
Best tea I've ever had July 30, 2008
C. Downing (Chicago, IL USA)
Delicious hot or cold. Great taste, one bag per pitcher is enough. Taste so sweet, it feels like there's sugar in it, but there isn't.
Tea is a matter of personal taste. July 16, 2008
Ms. Silver
I would not call this review objective. I have awarded MarketSpice Tea five stars, and I have loved its intensely spicy cinnamon-orange taste since the 1970's when I first tasted it and knew it only as Seattle tea. Chacun a son gout.
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