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Yuzu Jelly Tea

Yuzu Jelly is a delicious and fruity marmalade that goes beyond just toast! Mix a couple teaspoons with your tea, hot water or cold drink for a sumptuous and flavour packed fruity drink. Packed full of vitamin C it's been used in Korea as winter warmer to keep colds at bay for generations.

 

£399
Ingredients

Yuzu preserved in sugar 66% (Yuzu 50%, sugar), fructose, sugar, water, carrageenan, citric acid, vitamin C.

Allergens

Gluten Free

Authentic Recipe

Vegan

Gluten Free

Palm Oil Free

Customer Reviews

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Emma
Just yummy!

Tried a cup of this at my daughters, came home and bought my own, it’s just lovely! Fantastic quick postage too, highly recommend

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Megan
Delicious

Tried this for the first time and it's absolutely gorgeous. Great with Hot water for a little winter warmer in cold weather and so refreshing when mixed with sparkling water for a cool drink. Just wish it was a larger jar

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Anonymous
Soul warming

I thought it would be quite sweet but actually it is just perfect, i mainly do ice tea with it. Easy to use and fruity flavour of the yuzu, i love it!

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L R-S
Kelly Loves Yuzu tea jelly and so do I ...

Amazing taste ... uplifting and refreshing . The order arrived promptly and the items well packed.

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A ABU BAKARE
Yuzu yum

I really enjoyed this tea! Was frustrated that it tastes exactly like the tea I've been making £5.30 for at the Japanese tea chain by my house. Wish I had purchased it sooner!

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Yuzu Jelly Tea

Kelly Says

"Add hot or cold water for a fruity tea infusion. Great alone or in cocktails. Or spread neat on toast as a marmalade. High in Vitamin C, it has been drunk in Korea for a long time, to stay healthy during winter! "


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