Yorkshire Toast & Jam (Discontinued)

Yorkshire Toast & Jam (Discontinued)

Yorkshire Tea Toast and Jam (currently unavailable) was a flavoured limited edition blend, black tea with toast and strawberry jam character. Discontinued. Loyal following misses it. Closest current alternative: Yorkshire Biscuit Brew.

Published 10 Mar 2026 Curator-written, not crowdsourced

Yorkshire Toast & Jam, in summary: Yorkshire Toast & Jam reviewed: discontinued limited-edition flavoured tea, why it was pulled, what to buy instead, the wider Yorkshire range.

Last reviewed by the teas.co.uk team in March 2026.

The product (when available)

Yorkshire Tea base with malted toast and strawberry jam character; a sweet-fruit top over the familiar Yorkshire body.

Why discontinued

It was a limited edition that did not earn a permanent slot, quietly pulled from supermarket distribution by 2022. The flavour was more divisive than its Biscuit Brew sibling: biscuit pairs naturally with tea in British drinking culture, but toast-and-jam reads as breakfast food and the strawberry-jam top note tended to dominate the cup. The category fit was awkward, and softer sales than Biscuit Brew sealed it.

Where to find

eBay UK (search by exact product name).
Amazon Marketplace third party sellers.
Old stock at specialty retailers.

Quality declines after 12-18 months, so any remaining stock is well past its best.

Closest current alternative

Yorkshire Biscuit Brew is the nearest thing still on shelves: biscuit-and-tea character in the same flavoured-Yorkshire concept. For a decaf flavoured option there is Yorkshire Bedtime Brew (vanilla and nutmeg). Neither is a like-for-like jam flavour, but both scratch the same comfort-flavoured-Yorkshire itch.

FAQ

Discontinued? Yes.

Where to find? eBay; old stock from specialty retailers.

Closest alternative? Yorkshire Biscuit Brew.

Will it return? Possibly as a limited edition; check Yorkshire Tea direct.

Pairings

Buttered toast (the obvious one).
Scone with jam and cream.
British biscuits (Digestives, Rich Tea).
Victoria sponge or fruit cake.

The essentials: Yorkshire Toast & Jam (discontinued)

Field	Detail
Brand	Yorkshire Tea (Bettys & Taylors of Harrogate)
Status	Discontinued; was a limited-edition flavoured blend in the Yorkshire range
Type	Yorkshire Tea base with toast and jam flavouring; positioned as breakfast-in-a-cup novelty
Flavouring	Strawberry jam and bread-toast notes; sweet-fruit top with warm toast undertone
Caffeine	40-60mg per cup, standard black tea range (when it was on shelves)
Cup character (recalled)	Yorkshire body with strong sweet-fruit top from jam flavouring; divisive flavour
Where it sat	Alongside Yorkshire Biscuit Brew as part of Bettys & Taylors' flavoured-novelty range
Discontinued	Yes; pulled from supermarket distribution due to softer sales than the Biscuit Brew sibling

Curator's note: discontinued tea is part of mass market retail. Yorkshire Toast and Jam is a casualty of portfolio decisions. Closest current alternative is Biscuit Brew. Lee, Teas.co.uk, Tunbridge Wells.

Reference noted

EFSA Scientific Opinion on the Safety of Caffeine (2015)

From the curatorteas · Buy on the cup, not on the label. The wider shelf is there for when you know what you like.

Tea reading

For brand context see the Yorkshire Tea brand wiki. For sister flavoured variants see the Yorkshire Biscuit Brew and the Yorkshire Bedtime Brew. For category context see the black tea fundamentals.

The bottom line on Yorkshire Toast & Jam

A discontinued Yorkshire Tea flavoured-novelty experiment that didn't earn permanent shelf space. The strawberry-jam top note dominated the cup more than drinkers wanted, and the category fit between toast-as-breakfast and tea-as-drink was awkward. If you specifically remember and miss the flavour, specialty dessert-tea merchants can deliver something close; Yorkshire is not coming back to it. The Biscuit Brew is the nearest current pick.