4 C Iced Tea Mix, Sugar Free, Natural Lemon Flavor 24 ea

4C Iced Tea Mix, Sugar Free, Natural Lemon Flavor (24 ea) is a brightly packaged, shelf-stable box of single-serve powdered tea mix commonly displayed in the beverage aisle alongside other powdered drink mixes, iced tea mixes and sugar-free beverage options. You’ll often find it on middle or lower shelves near powdered lemonades, instant coffee packets and family-size drink mixes. Shoppers pick it up on quick grocery runs, for lunchboxes, or when loading a pantry for emergencies. The brand leans practical and value-oriented, aimed at cost-conscious families and consumers who want a low-calorie, flavored iced tea without refrigeration or brewed tea prep — it reads as a convenient, everyday pantry staple rather than a premium craft tea. Label styling emphasizes “sugar free” and “natural lemon flavor,” though there’s no organic or non-GMO certification, and colorful graphics give it an approachable, slightly kid-friendly vibe. In plain processing terms, it’s a highly processed powdered mix made from instant tea solids, bulking agents and artificial or intense sweeteners. Sensory experience is straightforward: a fine powder that dissolves in cold water into a mildly tangy, sweet lemon-iced-tea flavor with a thin mouthfeel compared with brewed tea; color is a light amber tinged by caramel color and dyes. Packaging is a small rectangular box containing 24 tear-open packets or scoops, used by stirring or shaking in a pitcher or portable bottle over ice. Rituals include quick pitcher-making for backyard barbecues, single-serve mixing at the office, or spooning into a thermos for kids’ lunches. It occupies the intersection of convenience, familiarity and pantry longevity in American grocery culture.