4C Reduced Sugar Lemon Tea Mix

4C Reduced Sugar Lemon Tea Mix is a large powdered beverage canister designed for quick homemade iced tea with a citrus twist. You'd spot it in the grocery store aisle devoted to powdered drink mixes and instant beverages, shelved near lemonade and jug-size iced tea mixes, powdered iced tea concentrates, and family-size powdered drink tubs. It reads as a convenience-focused, value-oriented product for shoppers who want a familiar, summery drink with fewer calories than full‑sugar alternatives. Typical occasions include stocking up for picnics and backyard barbecues, making a pitcher for weekend brunch, or tucking a tub into storm‑prep or road‑trip supplies for easy hydration. The brand positioning leans practical and family-centric: marketed toward adults balancing taste and sugar intake (parents, budget-conscious shoppers, and people reducing added sugars) with a straightforward, no-frills promise of lemonade-style refreshment. The label leans on health-halo cues — “Reduced Sugar” and “Natural Lemon Flavor” — and highlights stevia leaf extract as a sweetening alternative, but it does not carry organic certification; its look is utilitarian rather than child-oriented. In plain terms, the mix is a processed powdered product combining sugar, concentrated flavors, instant tea and non-nutritive sweeteners. Sensory notes: when mixed it yields a bright lemon aroma, a clear, lightly viscous iced-tea texture over ice, sweet-tart flavor with a mild stevia aftertaste, and a slightly artificial citrus top note from the natural flavor blend. Rituals around use include scooping into a pitcher, stirring or shaking with cold water, and ladling into glasses over ice for family servings or single-serve plastic cups at casual gatherings.