DamtuhPeach Iced Black Tea Mix – Refreshing Peach Flavor with Xylose Sugar, Zero Calories, Convenient Single Serve 20 Sticks(Pack of 1)

As a regular iced tea it’s good. Nice and lemony. It’s simple and refreshing; nothing to write home about but does the job. Good try for instant.Update: I got the peach just now. I like it better than the lemon.

I’m finding these single serve sticks a quick and convenient way to enjoy a glass of refreshing tea! They easy to make, just add one stick to a glass of water, stir, and enjoy. The flavor is lightly sweet.

Love it

i've been cold brewing tea and like to add this at the end to sweeten into a fruity iced tea drink.

For the price, you get 20 tea bags which you steep in cold water.I followed directions exactly and the tea I got after 3 minutes was pretty weak, the overwhelming taste was of the stevia. Thus I continued to steep the tea bag for a total of 10 minutes.The flavor was much better but much to sweet so I added more water and ice.Afterwards I could taste more notes of the tea leaves and some hints of mango.Don't expect strong tasting tea from this item. If you want a light cool drink with mild flavor, then this may work for you.

There’s no taste.

Tastes good and blends well with other drinks.

You can use these “stick” packets to make either hot or cold tea. The directions say to use 90 mL of water, hot or cold. I first tried it as a hot tea. The packet opened easily at the tear strip, releasing a strong peach aroma. The contents dissolved completely in the hot water. Now, 90 mL is not a lot of water (see my photo) – 3 times more than an expresso, but a very meager cup of tea. After trying it hot, I added ice cubes and filled my 18oz. glass with approximately 500mL of water. I was startled to see that this contains 100% of the recommended daily value of added sugar in a 2000 calorie diet but what I didn't notice at first is that a serving size is listed as 4 sticks (50g in a combination of at least 3 types of sugar including xylose and xylitol); for comparison, a can of soda is around 78%. As a hot tea in 90mL of water, it is syrupy sweet; with 500mL of water and ice and it is still sufficiently peachy and sweet for me, although not as concentrated. While I enjoyed drinking the glass of iced peach tea, I plan to use this as a sweetener and flavoring for my pitchers of tea. Given the strength of the peach flavor and the sweetness, I think that it will work well.