🍵 Lipton Unsweetened Black Tea K-Cup Pods: 24 Pods of Real Tea Leaves, for an Iced Beverage that is Truly Refreshing Review

I usually avoid products like Keurig because they taste weird. Not this stuff. I brewed it in a warm mug with ice, adding more ice when it was done and got a nice iced tea. Yes, it could be sweeter, but overall I liked the taste. I have not experienced any bad aftertaste. Perhaps – and this is my personal opinion – the tea itself could be a bit bolder. I found it a little weak as far as tea is concerned. However, I liked it. Not bad for a K cup, but not freshly brewed at all. Definitely a step…

Honestly, it's only great if you use it for two glasses. As I prepared a tall glass of iced tea, I noticed how unusually bitter it tasted. Upon examining the inside of the pod, it turned out that there is much more than a tablespoon of tea leaves. It was about 3-4 tablespoons. The result was a load of bitter tea. I have always loved Lipton and have always used tea bags which have never given me a bitter taste. This unsweetened tea cannot disappoint you. You pay more just to get a low quality…

To be honest I didn't know how to use the freezing function on my machine until I got these capsules! And I'm not disappointed. I have to say it's MUCH easier than brewing a batch and waiting. The taste is also much more concentrated. It seems to me that I get twice as much tea in one infusion. Even if it doesn't taste much better. The perfect taste of a freshly brewed and brewed iced tea. And that's what I really like about them - I can make about 4 brews from one capsule! At the moment my…

Well, I've tried many brands of sweet and unsweetened teas, but haven't found anything satisfactory. Even a smaller amount of it bought locally was poor. Since I had no options, I decided to give him one last chance. I've received two packages so far with no problems. Maybe it was just a crop failure for the tea leaves back then. Who knows? I'm just happy to be enjoying it again. ALT: I've been drinking this amazingly strong tea for years (well before the rebrand) but the last 2 shipments in…