Diplomat Biscuit Tea Tastes Like Jaffa (Aldi) By @SpectreUK

I've recently discovered that I like biscuit tea. I've tried some flavoured teas before, and I've not been that fussed by them, but who doesn't like tea and biscuits? Biscuit tea is pretty much that, but without the crunch and the added calories.

This new Diplomat Biscuit Tea Tastes Like Jaffa should go rather well with a box of Jaffa Cakes. I love to eat a whole box for pudding some nights. I can't just eat a whole Jaffa Cake either, or bite it in half, I've always savoured them since I can remember. Since I was very young I have always nibbled around the edge of the Jaffa Cake, then eaten the Jaffa jelly, then the base.

Described as; black tea flavoured with cacao husks, orange peel, and roasted cocoa beans, this tea should wash down my Jaffa Cake pudding a treat tonight. There was a chocolatey aroma from the teabag, with a touch of orange peel. I opened a box of Jaffa Cakes, brewed up a mug of Diplomat Biscuit Tea Tastes Like Jaffa for a good long while, added some milk, and had a sniff.

The brew itself smelt mainly of chocolate and black tea, with a hint of orange. On taste the orange was the most predominant flavour, with chocolate behind it mixed with black tea and milk. I was surprised by the strong flavour of orange, considering I couldn't smell it in any real strength. This Diplomat Biscuit Tea Tastes Like Jaffa was really very tasty indeed and washed down my Jaffa Cake pudding perfectly.

Information on the box; 40 teabags with ingredients of; black tea, cacao husks (8%), orange peel (6%), flavourings, roasted cacao beans (5%), liquorice root, and chicory root fibre.