black Indian

One of my new favotite Amazon finds . This is really good quality tea , powdered like a Japanese Macha or Turkish coffee and it has a nice deep rich flavor. One bag is about 2/3 a pint mason , I put it in a glass jar with an O2 absorber for better storage after opening the bag. Comes w a tiny 1/4 tsp scooper , which is enough to make a cuppa. The black tea variety did well in my Chai recipe , can't wait to try some of the others.

Better than I expected it to be, after I actually followed the instructions. It makes many more cups of tea than you think it would (over 150 even if you like extra powder) First cup made with this was FAR too strong and tasted like chemicals but that's because I thought I really liked strong tea and put in a half teaspoon when the instructions said to put in 1/4 a teaspoon. Putting in the right amount makes a decent cup of tea, not quite as good as my normal english breakfast but for the convenience of not needing to wait for it to steep on days that the wait seems too much or that I literally forget that I was steeping some tea, it is more than good enough. Unfortunately after about half of the pack was used, one side of the resealable plastic part came off the side but that's pretty minor.

Love this! I mixer with water and electrolytes for a super quenching drink. Blends quickly and easily.

Great for iced tea! Don’t have the patience for wait for tea to cool down then this is for you. I mix this with my good host mix to achieve a less sweet iced tea

This tea is pretty good, but messy, as someone else said. The powder is so fine that it tends to spill, but I’d rather deal with that than have fillers, sweeteners and flavors some corporate product developers come up with. I mix this tea with a peach-mango flavored electrolyte powder that is sweetened with stevia and that also contains extra amino acids, and I get a perfect peach tea that is good for me. Sometimes I also add collagen powder and really treat myself well. I have a couple of 40 oz. containers that I use to get my 150 oz plus of water per day, and I have developed a little routine. I stir 5 quarter-tsps of the tea powder into some hot water in my container before I leave for work. I may add a scoop of the electrolyte powder and some ice cubes then, or I may add the powder later, along with cold bottled or filtered water at work. I like to let the tea brew a little on its own if possible. I also carry the powder in a small container with the scoop in a zip lock baggie for a refill while at work. I have tubes of electrolytes for adding on the go, so I can have 2 80 oz containers-ful per day. Adding the tea makes my electrolyte drink more refreshing. If starting with hot water isn’t possible, I still start with the tea powder in a small amount of room-temperature or cold water, and shake it a lot to mix and “brew” the tea before adding everything else. As I said above, it’s a little more work than commercially available peach tea products, but it’s worth it to me to have a sweetener that doesn’t raise my blood sugar or“fake-out” my system, and that has real tea benefits plus the electrolytes and other nutrients I need. I used to drink 64 oz plus of diet soda per day, but I have gotten clean and am treating my body better. I’ve lost 40 lbs, improved all my vitals, lost the aches and pains, and look and act younger than my 70 years of age. I also don’t take any of the usual pharmaceuticals for someone of my age and health concerns. The tea/water is only part of the story, but getting off the commercial drinks is an important part!