Royal Blend 15 Silky Teabags 37.5g

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Fortmason Tea Biscuit

Wonderfully delicate with bursts of orange blossom and a subtle floral sweetness, Fortmason is a delicate combination of Chinese and Indian teas. Now, in celebration of two inseparable teatime essentials, this signature blend has been transformed into deliciously buttery biscuit form.Marvellously moreish and made with dunking in mind, these tea leaf shaped biscuits are the perfect partner for a cup of our Fortmason Tea. Let the dunking commence!

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Breakfast Blend Tea

F&M BREAKFAST BLEND LOOSE TEA 125G

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FORTNUM & MASON Fortnum’s Macadamia Nut Shortbread Rounds, 125g

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Mini Merry Go Round Musical Biscuit Tin_

Mini Merry Go Round Musical Biscuit Tin 150g

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Royal Blend Decaffeinated Tea

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Musical Piccadilly Biscuit Selection Tin, 300g

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FORTNUM & MASON Pistachio & Clotted Cream Biscuits, 250g

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Fortnum's Chocolossus Biscuits

If you sometimes think that biscuits just aren’t big enough, you will be delighted by Fortnum's truly enormous Chocolossus. To achieve this giant, Fortnum's simply supersized the popular macadamia nut biscuit and covered it with as much dark chocolate as it could take. With its slightly chewy and gently crunchy texture, it is the definition of satisfaction. It also comes in a suitably large tin that will cause great excitement amongst true biscuit-lovers.

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Royal Blend 250g Tin

In this classic Royal Blend notes of Flowery Pekoe from Sri Lanka uplift the maltier Assam to create a very traditional cup of tea. First blended for King Edward in 1902, Fortnum’s Royal Blend has been popular ever since for its smooth, honey-like flavour.

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Royal Blend Tea

This classic Fortnum's blend, low-grown Flowery Pekoe from Ceylon lends an uplifting note to the maltier Assam to make a very traditional cup of tea. First blended for King Edward VII in the summer of 1902, Royal Blend has been popular ever since for its smooth, almost honey-like flavour.