Is this tea decaffinated???
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I buy this tea for my mother. She says it gives her energy and it's anti inflammatory. I don't drink it so i can't really say if that's true. The outside packing says 100% pure-vegan gluten-free caffine-free. I hope this helps.
984186
This makes terrific iced tea. And, yes there is caffeine in it. BUT, I always "decaffeinate" it myself. Have been doing this for many years. Here's what you do: Put tea bags in a cup (I use multiple bags), bring water to a boil, then pour just enough water into cup w/tea bags to cover the bags. Swish the bags in the hot water for 20 seconds, then dump the water. Pour fresh water into the cup w/tea bags and let brew for 3 minutes or so. Now you have basically decaffeinated the tea. It's simple. Has no chemicals. It works!
1586315
No. You have to boil the water and then steep the tea. Well worth it though!
1772751
Since it's a mix of green tea, black tea, white tea and oolong, I would think that it is NOT caffeine free. Most black teas contain caffeine. I no longer have the tea (it was SO good) but I don't recall the box indicating it was caffeine free.
563435
Sorry, I do not know about that although I do love this tea even although it is a little dusty.
190170
I don't know; hope not. I'll be ordering another box soon but I always order regular, not decaf but that shouldn't matter.
865459
Sure, I do, I am going to try the detox day that Dr. Oz speaks of. I brewed an entire pot of the dandelion root tea, and it was great. I do add truvia to it, just half a packet. When trying to break away from decaf coffee, I turn to either one of these teas. Water gets boring, so I make a cup of tea, either one of these is a nice break.
2265486
It is decaf. It used to say that on the can. That is why I first purchased it. I am VERY sensitive to caffeine and can not eat or drink anything w/caffeine, but I have no problem with this. I love it.
1652582
The boxes I bought had 18 teabags in them so I assume you are right. I bought the Lemongrass decaffeinated which is very good.
906418
I wish I could tell you but their packaging doesn't have any information. Their website doesn't either but it must be a good bit compared to their other flavored teas as it appears near the top of the list on this page: http://www.stashtea.com/caffeinated-Shop-by-Caffeine-Tea/b/2858853011
928690
According to the official Bigelow web site, they company uses Ethyl Acetate, an industrial solvent, to decaffinate their teas. Now you know why this wasn't included in their advertising.
363476
I don't think it is labeled as decaf but I have been taking it for about a year and can say it doesn't give me any effects like caffeine. Also there isn't egcg in the night time pills. Also I don't drink coffee, tea, soda or any caffienated beverages frequently.
1995206
To be truthful, Katein, I can never tell decaf from regular. Call the company and ask them.
52556
The manufacturer did NOT discontinue the decaf blend. They did, however, discontinue ALL of the "retail-pack" items... The retail size were little yellow boxes with 4 small filter packs inside (each filter pack was 0.33oz). The 1oz filter packs (box of 50) you see here was always available, but was typically purchased by restaurants and the like (and tea addicts). At Coffee Wholesale USA, we have been selling Paradise tea since 1999, and have fielded many similar questions.Long story short, the reason it appears to be expensive is because it's not the pack size you're used to seeing. Actually, when you figure it out as $ per ounce, the 50/1oz pack size has always been less expensive... The manufacturer did NOT discontinue the decaf blend. They did, however, discontinue ALL of the "retail-pack" items... The retail size were little yellow boxes with 4 small filter packs inside (each filter pack was 0.33oz). The 1oz filter packs (box of 50) you see here was always available, but was typically purchased by restaurants and the like (and tea addicts). At Coffee Wholesale USA, we have been selling Paradise tea since 1999, and have fielded many similar questions.Long story short, the reason it appears to be expensive is because it's not the pack size you're... » Read More The manufacturer did NOT discontinue the decaf blend. They did, however, discontinue ALL of the "retail-pack" items... The retail size were little yellow boxes with 4 small filter packs inside (each filter pack was 0.33oz). The 1oz filter packs (box of 50) you see here was always available, but was typically purchased by restaurants and the like (and tea addicts). At Coffee Wholesale USA, we have been selling Paradise tea since 1999, and have fielded many similar questions.Long story short, the reason it appears to be expensive is because it's not the pack size you're used to seeing. Actually, when you figure it out as $ per ounce, the 50/1oz pack size has always been less expensive... « Show Less
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Good Morning, Tjhank you for your email. I can confirm that Douwe Egbert does make decaffeinated coffee. But I do not know the exact opinion on this please double check on Amazon what the reviews on this product are. Kind Regards Amy
332114
Hi! I purchased the product and am an avid tea enthusiast. The ingredients are (as listed on the product): Taro Flavor Powder (Taro Flavor, Taro Flavor Base, FD&C; Red No. 40, FD&C; Blue No. 1), Granulated sugar, Glucose, Non-dairy creamer. From this, my guess is no tea (camellia sinensis leaves or stems) and no caffeine. Hope this helps!
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None of the variety pack capsules are decaffeinated. I really love this variety pack because I can taste for myself which ones I like. So far all of the flavors are good. Personally, I love a bold flavor coffee of any type. Hope this is helpful