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Yorkshire Tea Toast and Jam (currently unavailable) was a flavoured Yorkshire Tea blend, black tea with toast and strawberry jam character. It is out of stock here with no restock date, and Yorkshire Tea's own page for it now points to their Cherry Bakewell Brew. Closest current alternatives: Cherry Bakewell Brew and Biscuit Brew.
The product (when available)
Yorkshire Tea base with malted toast and strawberry jam character; a sweet-fruit top over the familiar Yorkshire body.
What we know
Yorkshire Tea hasn't published a reason, and we won't guess one. What we can see: their Toast & Jam Brew page now redirects to their Cherry Bakewell Brew (checked 18 September 2026), and we can't get stock, so it is unavailable here with no restock date.
Where to find
- eBay UK (search by exact product name).
- Amazon Marketplace third party sellers.
- Old stock at specialty retailers.
Check the best-before date on any old stock you find.
Closest current alternative
Yorkshire Tea Cherry Bakewell Brew is where Yorkshire Tea now points its old Toast & Jam page, and is the nearest jammy flavour. Yorkshire Biscuit Brew keeps the biscuit-and-tea character in the same flavoured-Yorkshire concept. For a decaf flavoured option there is Yorkshire Bedtime Brew (decaf black tea with lemon balm, lemongrass, nutmeg and vanilla; decaf still has a little caffeine). Neither is a like-for-like jam flavour, but both scratch the same comfort-flavoured-Yorkshire itch.
FAQ
Discontinued? Yorkshire Tea no longer lists it: its old page now redirects to Cherry Bakewell Brew. They haven't said why.
Where to find? eBay; old stock from specialty retailers.
Closest alternative? Yorkshire Cherry Bakewell Brew or Biscuit Brew.
Will it return? Yorkshire Tea hasn't said; check with them directly.
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 | No longer listed by Yorkshire Tea (its page redirects to Cherry Bakewell Brew, checked 18 September 2026); out of stock at teas.co.uk |
| 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 | Caffeinated (black tea base); the amount varies with the bag and the brew |
| 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 |
| Reason it ended | Not published by Yorkshire Tea |
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.
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 Yorkshire Tea flavoured brew that Yorkshire Tea no longer lists and that is out of stock here, with no restock date and no published reason. If you miss the flavour, Cherry Bakewell Brew is the nearest jammy cup and Biscuit Brew the nearest comfort cup; specialty dessert-tea merchants may have something close.
More from the tea wiki
- Discontinued Teas UK
- Jam or Cream First? The Regional, Not Right, Answer
- Rare and Discontinued Tea Alternatives UK
- Yorkshire Tea: Range and Buying Guide
- Bedtime Tea
- Black Tea: Types, Origins and Brewing
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