Klass Iced Tea Peach & Lime | Zero Sugar Drink Mix Packets | 44 Sticks | Natural flavors and only 5 calories per packet, mix of peach and lime black tea flavors, zero sugar and caffeine free

After trying at least a dozen drinks that don't interrupt my low carb goals - I FINALLY - have encountered a WINNER!!!! NO AFTER TASTE! VERY REFRESHING. TASTES PRETTY DAMN GOOD!! A few tricks that I figured out to make it better. Ensure you emulsify the packet of tea in a little bit of water- give it a continuous hard stir so it really breaks up any clumps. I then ensure it is very cold by adding tons of ice! IT WORKS :) AS I DON'T DO DRINKS WITH AN AFTER TASTE!

This tea packs a lot of flavor and blends smoothly when I use a small whisk. It clumps if I neglect the whisk, but that’s a minor quibble. This mixes well with lemonade and juice. It’s nice to find caffeine free tea packets.

I loved the peach tea. The lime was gross, didnt even get a lime or tea flavor. But, i think its a flavor situation similar to cilantro; hate it or love it.

Great product and sugar free!

This product is priced reasonably. It tastes pretty good. You could use one packet for a larger volume of water than they suggest, it would still taste good. But I would not recommend it. To me, a key feature of a drink mix powder is that it dissolve well. This does not. Vigorous shaking isn’t enough to get the mix to fully dissolve. Large granules persist. You practically have to put it through a blender. If that would not bother you, this product may be a good choice for you. Also, the caffeine content is not clearly labeled. They seem to say it doesn’t have caffeine but I’m not positive that’s accurate.

Both flavors are great, and the lack of variety isn't an issue, considering there are only so many variations on iced tea - it's nice knowing what you're getting, though I imagine a flavor like raspberry might be good. I wound up liking peach slightly more, but lime is up there. The four flavor fruit version is good as well, especially if you like to change things up, but the tea is just so consistent if you like it. I've dabbled in different sugarfree drinks for awhile, and these are probably my favorites so far - not the absolute cheapest, but close enough, and I don't get tired of them like I do other products. I never drink these and feel like it's missing due to the lack of sugar. These aren't made with aspartame, so they don't have that obvious sweetener taste. They can get a little clumpy sometimes, but it always seems to shake up and dissolve before long. Sometimes the perforation tears halfway through before getting stuck on the folded seam, which is annoying, but I just use some scissors to open it, not a big deal.

As a Type 1 diabetic, I specifically bought these sugar-free peach and lime teas for myself. There's no nasty aftertaste, and it's so good I can't keep my family out of it. So I have it on subscribe-and-save to make sure we never run out. I do find that it is not the easiest to mix. Since I use my own glass bottles, I pour an ounce or two of water in first, mix the contents of the packet thoroughly, and then add the rest of the water.

Both the peach and lime flavors are very sweet. There are no tea flavoring at all - just overpowering, lingering sweetness. I was actually hoping for a tea with some note of peach or lime. However, I get an unexpected chemical sweetness from fake sugar. The peach flavor is fairly strong while the lime is barely noticeable. This is a waste of money.