TEAki Hut Instant Black Tea Powder, 4 oz, Black Tea Powdered BlackTea for Hot and Cold Beverages, Refreshing Instant Tea Powder, Unsweetened Tea, 113 Servings

My order arrived on time, in g old condition. I was quite pleased with this tea. I now drink this more often than brewed tea. Very refreshing.

This tea powder is perfect for a quick and flavorful cup of tea. I just add half a teaspoon to hot water, let it steep for a minute, and it gives a rich, bold taste without any bitterness. I also tried making a spiced milk tea by simmering it with milk, a pinch of cardamom, and a little monk fruit sweetener, it turned out smooth and comforting. Great quality and convenient for daily use.

I tried this tea before and was very pleased. However, I got a bit tired of it and tried another powder tea. I bought the sampler package to see if I would like it. It was better so I bought the large package. That proved to be not the same taste as the sample. I went back to TEAki and will stay with it. It always tastes the same! And it goes a long way as you don't need to use much for a good cup of tea.

I was stunned recently to discover that instant iced tea powder is no longer available on supermarket shelves- only sweetened lemon- or raspberry-flavored beverages. My current jar of Lipton is now depleted. I tried the TiKi Hut instant tea today for the first time. It has a slightly different flavor profile, but tastes like real black tea, and is a reasonable price.

Good stuff!!! When Lipton discontinued their version of this black tea powder, I searched Amazon for a good replacement. I found it in this product. Only use 1 1/2 teaspoon of tea powder for 2 quarts of iced tea, then I add some sugar or sweetener. Just as good as the Lipton product I used for years. Good flavor and easy to prepare!!

Let’s talk about this instant tea. First off, it does exactly what it claims to do — it’s instant, and it dissolves perfectly. No clumps, no weird floating bits, just a smooth mix that disappears right into your water like magic. From a convenience standpoint, it’s a win.Now, let’s get to the flavor.If you’re like me and prefer your tea unsweetened, brace yourself. The taste? Honestly, it reminds me of slightly flavored dirty water. There’s a hint of tea in there, sure, but it’s weak and flat. No depth, no richness, just watery sadness in a cup. I wanted to like it plain, but I couldn’t pretend.However, if you plan to add sugar or sweetener, this stuff transforms. A little sweetness goes a long way in bringing out the flavor, and with some sugar, it actually tastes pretty good — smooth, balanced, and way more like actual tea.So here’s the bottom line:For convenience: 10/10Unsweetened taste: 2/10Sweetened taste: 7.5/10Great for people who like their tea sweet and don’t want to wait. But if you drink it plain? Maybe skip it or keep your expectations low.

I bought this originally as a test for my mother who previously used Nestea (quit making instant tea). Then Lipton (quit making instant regular and caffeine free tea). I sure am glad I brought this. It takes 1/3 of the amount of powder that it took of Lipton for a pitcher of tea. It tastes so much better. I now use it at my house instead of making tea from tea bags.

Tea was good... what there was of it. 4oz is claimed but it felt light so before opening I weighed the tea in the packaging and it was less than 4oz on my very accurate kitchen scale. So I figure actual tea at about 3oz. Ordered another brand (4.5oz at a lower cost) at the same time and it was fine. Note that this was a single sample so may not be representative of the general product, but I am not going to order again to find out.