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Caramel Apple Betty

£6.95
£6.95
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It's not quite a crumble, nor is it just a pie. These traditional desserts do include sweet, tart apples and they are coupled with warming, spiced cinnamon but this pudding can only become an Apple Betty when cooked up and served with the magic ingredient; caramel flavoured custard. Still, it's even better when mixed with Sri Lankan black tea.

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Caramel Apple Betty

Caramel Apple Betty

£6.95
£6.95

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What does it taste like?

Rich and creamy with subtle fruity notes and aromatic undertones

Caramel Apple Betty

What's in Caramel Apple Betty?

Sri Lankan Black Tea, Cinnamon, Fenugreek, Freeze-dried Apple,& Natural Flavouring

How to brew Caramel Apple Betty

Boil freshly drawn water, infuse for 3 minutes and drink with (or without) milk

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Which Biscuit Should I Pair With Caramel Apple Betty?

Scottish Shortbread

Customer Reviews

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Sarah
Lovely brew

I really like this one. It does taste like a caramel apple Betty so if you like that then this is the one for you. I like to add a spot of milk and half a spoon of honey.

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Angela
Absolutely delicious

Another favourite from biscuit and brew, you can really taste the apple in it ,this tea is delicious will be buying again, I'm due a visit to Nottingham soon so will be calling in for cup tea 🍵

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Rebekah Blackledge
A comforting favourite

This is a truly unique tea that actually tastes like a warm slice of caramel apple pie. I serve with sweeteners and oat milk. It has a nice hint of cinnamon.

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