Waka Instant Green Tea Mix, Pineapple Flavored - 100% Tea Leaves, No Additives, Unsweetened Tea Powder in Bulk Pouch – Easy Quick Hot and Iced Teas, Up to 200 Cups (4.5oz)

A tiny tip of a teaspoon amount, add sweetener, pour hot water, stir, and enjoy! Very refreshing drink. Great taste. Clean ingredients.

And is good. Tastes close to tea bag peach tea. I use stevia as a sweetener. This is going to be great in the summer. Some may think it's pricy. I think it's worth itl

One of Herbalife's MLM 'Nutrition Club'-s opened here in East Bumf*** and I have a friend who was posting on social media several times a week about how yummy they were, how much they energized her or made her feel re-energized after being depleted in the heat, mowing her yard, etc. Curiousity got the better of me... THOSE COLORS 😍 THE FLAVORS/NAMES 🤤. Looked the biz up and while the menus all appeared online, there were no prices. Called my friend and - y'all, when I tell you that $8 for a 20oz drink OFFENDED me!! This is a town where the 'rich people' would be considered lower middle class. That kinda thing makes me weirdly petty; like I'm not gonna bash but I will find your recipes and make that stuff myself!! (This is how I learned the Herbalife shops are the modern MLM structure, at least for the brand, via an Eater.com article from last year.)FWIW: The brand's "N•R•G" is literally guarana powder and the brand's "Beauty Blend" is literally just [water soluble, consumable] collagen powder.While looking for recipes based on the menu from the local shop (Pinterest), I stumbled upon an app for SILVER LINING LESSONS Not an Herbalife affiliate, that I can tell so far [at least not so far as the drinks I've made having any Herbalife ingredients] and each recipe - well over 220, I believe - gives an approximate cost per 32 Oz cup.The front runner for my taste buds so far has been Pep Rally, which called for this Waka Green Peach Tea powder. Do not be thrown by how pricey a 4.5 Oz bag is - it makes up to 200 servings. That's less than a dime per!! Literally the most expensive ingredient, depending on the price of the guarana powder.The smell of the dry powder is very peachlicious; the flavor isn't bitter like most green tea I've had (to be fair, once you've added half a packet of pineapple passion fruit drink mix, half a packet of citrus and orange energy drink mixes, and half a packet of another orange drink mix, 32 Oz of ice and about 10 Oz water (I'm not using aloe Vera juice) you'll arrive at your 'less than a buck per serving'. I mix all my stuff in my blender til slushee consistency, pour it in my 40 Oz tumbler, and sip it all day.

I love this tea, but for those people wanting to enjoy it as a cold beverage, please do not dissolve it it cold water. It is better enjoyed after dissolving it in warm water, and then putting it on ice. It will not dissolve well in cold water…but it has a pleasant flavor after dissolving in warm water. I first thought it was yellow turmeric powder, but after having used it in warm water and icing it, it does appear to be green tea. This may be a good thing, as it may prove that it is authentic green tea. Anyway… I hope that the flavor of this tea is pleasant to other people. It was bitter when dissolved in cold water, but good when dissolved in warm water.

Strong but delicious

I drank a cup of this back to back against a cup of Lipton instant tea and the Lipton tea was the winner in every respect. Lipton was more flavorful, less bitter, had more depth complexity and character, mixed better with sugar and lemon, was better by itself. Lipton is about 4 or 5 times cheaper than this tea.What went wrong? I have no idea. Maybe it's been on the shelf for 5 years, maybe they used all roots and stems and no actual tea leaves to make this powder. Some shortcuts were made.There's a reason people who drink this sort of tea only used the flavored mixes such as peach or dragonfruit or whatever artificial flavor. If you try to use this as instant tea it fails miserably.I can't really afford a good ceremonial grade match and had big hopes for this instant tea. It's terrible. I do have some nice sencha which I'll use and of course Lipton which is a lot better than Waka.

Good value for amount. Just not a big tea drinker. Biased

I was excited to try this but I'm not a fan. It has a strong aftertaste, I thought maybe I was using too much so I cut back on the recommended amount but it still has a strong weird tea aftertaste.