Lyons Tea

it's done okay there does seem to have been a lot of slightly surreal flavour combinations that have become very prominent of late there have been but

I suppose in a way that's also a reflection of the way that brands are coming together and doing things together you know we saw Lion's Tea and McVitie's you know doing a promotion together and you know promoting an occasion as opposed to just their brands in a way that's mutually beneficial to both and there's been an awful lot of that

cross promotion really cross promotion yeah and

brands coming together maybe to create a flavour a product that's a little bit of their brand and a little bit of the other's brand there's been quite a bit of that and I think that's very encouraging as well you know and it's something different for shoppers

No, he said, "I know," he says...

I worked in Lyons Tea at the time.

He said, "I know you're in a factory, and I know you're there." He said, "You have no work tomorrow." He said, "Would you come up to Sax with us?" He said, "There's loads going up." He said, "Your own nieces and all is going up, and your sister." And I said, "Well, all right, go on, I'll go up with you." So, uh, yeah.

I brought him home with me that night.

So we have a carrot cake, a mousse, that kind of stuff.

And the teas themselves, is it Barry's, Lion's, or just Barry's? Just Barry's, okay.

I don't know if that's the right

word on board.