Ginger tea bags - any recommendations?

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As an IBS sufferer I mostly use Ginger tea bags (just plain ginger, nothing else added) - I used to buy the Palanquin Ginger Herbal Tea Bags (no caffeine in them of course) but can't find them any more.

Can anyone suggest a good alternative please? Must be caffeine free.

Clipper ginger and turmeric is lovely

Buy frozen chopped ginger. Store in freezer. Buy empty, unbleached teabags like these -https://amzn.eu/d/ggJci54

Put a half teaspoon of ginger in teabag as needed, add boiling water and enjoy.

Edited to add link to ginger - https://www.tesco.com/groceries/en-GB/products/289766457

Just use fresh ginger root? Really zingy

Fresh ginger root only. No tags needed to

You don't need the bags but I prefer not to have bits in my tea. I would use a tea strainer if I didn't have the bags or one of those perforated things for tea leaves.

If you cut it into chunks they are heavy and sit at the bottom, there are no bits in tea.

I also use fresh ginger, let it steep the remove at desired strength

I keep ginger in the freezer and just cut off chunks and put in hot water. No need to buy tea bags! 😕

Frozen or freshly grated ginger in one of these tea infusers.

www.ikea.com/gb/en/p/idealisk-tea-infuser-stainless-steel-46956800/

I prefer it chopped up as I think you get more flavour out of it that way. I've ended up with a mouthful of ginger a few times as a result.

Why the sad face?

Pukka 3 Ginger, usually on offer somewhere

You must be really swilling the water?

I drink fresh ginger with turmeric and Peper every day

@OchonAgusOchonOh Its not a sad face, its a confused one and says so on the emoji descriptions!

Ok. It looks sad to me but I'm not terribly au fait with emojis😀(that's apparently grinning rather than smiling, who knew?).

I'm not sure how it's confusing though. Someone prefers small pieces of ginger, doesn't like bits, it makes sense to use a bag or a tea infuser.

I use empty tea bags for a variety of purposes. They are handy to make a bouquet garni. I use loose tea and am quite fussy about it so I often bring some with me and a few teabags if I'm away for a weekend. They're also great for bitty herbs like chamomile for tea.

I have a fresh ginger root as a staple.
just cut off a chunk, 1cm or so, into a cup and pour over boiling water over.

But you don't need dp chop it small, you could even just chop one big chunk

No you don't but I buy the frozen bags of chopped ginger which is already chopped small. If I buy whole ginger I chop it before freezing as it is the handiest way to store it for cooking. My main use for ginger is cooking.

Pukka triple ginger comes with a nice burny heat, if you like that (I do).

I love Pukka teas. They're great.

That is definitely a sad face.

Agree with all the Pukka tea three gingers recommendation. Great flavour, good strength

The Palanquin Tea Bags look to be readily available online, e.g. Amazon:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Palanquin-Ginger-Tea-Bags-80g/dp/B003P8R0O8

Thanks, but that's only one box and it's overpriced - they used to be about 3.50 per box.

Dragonfly is a really good brand. They do True Clarity Ginger, Turmeric and Thyme blend. Less than £3 for 25 bags.