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I’ve tried a couple different dandelion teas and I’ve gotta say that this one is the best tasting. It doesn’t have that nasty “earthy” taste. You can taste the rose hips and apples.

love the taste

I know that herbal teas are good for me, and I really like the benefits that so many herbal teas provide, so I'm on the never-ending search for one that really pleases the taste buds. Tiger Organics Dandelion Root Tea (100 Biodegradable Teabags) falls somewhat in the middle of love and hate. I do appreciate that they tempered the earthy taste by making this a blend of dandelion roots, rosehips, apple bits, and hibiscus petals, while letting the dandelion still take front place. Personally, I'd be interested in adding a bit more sweetness to see if that would create a new flavor profile. The teabags are biodegradable, with no paper or staples added, and the overall price was reasonable. I'd buy this again.

This tea is very delicious, healthy and calming.

From the ingredients "Dandelion Roots, Rosehips, Apple Bits, and Hibiscus Petals," I expected this tea to have a more prominent taste, especially since I have tried all of these ingredients individually as teas. While I could see a few bits of dandelion root in the tea bag, I didn't notice much rosehips or hibiscus petals, which might be included in such tiny amounts that they don’t impart much flavor. Upon opening a tea bag to examine the contents, I see darker greenish bits that look like dried leaves, which are not listed among the ingredients. The tea is not bitter when carefully brewed as instructed using hot water at 194-203F short of boiling, but doesn’t taste anything like 100% dandelion root tea. Instead, it tastes more like a light green or white tea, which can get bitter when over-brewed. It is definitely drinkable with a mellow taste and is priced at a fantastic bargain of only $0.09 per bag. However, it hardly qualifies as a dandelion root tea intended for detoxing, given the small amount of dandelion root present. I'm taking off stars because it seems to have omitted to mention a major ingredient that constitutes the majority of the tea base.

This is a package of 100 biodegradable organic dandelion root herbal tea bags with other ingredients. The ingredients contain dandelion roots, rosehips, apple bits, and hibiscus petals. It has a nice earthy sweet flavor. There are lots of health benefits associated with dandelion tea and you should do some internet research on those benefits. I pour boiling water over the tea bag and let it seep for about 5-7 minutes. I toss in a dab of honey even though the apple bits provide a sweetness. I try to get 2-3 cups from a tea bag and then I toss the used bag in our compost. I like that it's produced in the USA and that it's certified USDA organic. I think the price point for the 100 teabags is reasonable. I am happy with this organic dandelion herbal tea.

Dandelion root tea always has a strong earthy bitter taste but this brand tastes like dirt, not earthy, DIRT. Not sure how they did it but I won't be buying this from them ever again.

I really like this dandelion tea. The flavor is woody, and earthy, but it feels slightly more aromatic and "sweet," due to the rose hips, hibiscus and apple. There are SO many teabags for the cost, and I love that the packaging is biodegradable. The little circular tea bags fit perfectly into the bottom of my favorite World Market mug. I brew this using my electric kettle, first thing in the morning, and it's just a relaxing way to start my day. I don't add anything to my tea, expect for a couple of nuggets of ice, just to cool it a bit, and I really love the flavor. It's comforting and grounding. I'm really pleased with this tea and am super happy that it's organic and non-GMO. I think it's a great product.