Crystal Light Lemonade Drink Mix (8-Quart), 2.1-Ounce Canisters (Pack of 4)

I love this lemonade. It doesn’t have a funky aftertaste like some sugar free drinks. I began ordering it from Amazon for the convenience since my grocery store doesn’t always have it on their shelves. Price is comparable to the grocery stores.

I love this drink. I would rather drink crystal light beverages than just about anything else, and they're also much healthier than just about anything. I like to mix half crystal light lemon iced tea and the other half crystal light lemonade. It's like a sweet and tart half and half. As per the instructions one packet makes 2 quarts of beverage, however I find this to be a little too sweet for my taste. I use four packets (eight quarts) in in five gallons of water, I put it in a five gallon water jug and put it on one of those stand alone water coolers with the filter removed. Ice cold half and half on tap, mmm, mmm, good. Amazon has about the best price on crystal light that I have seen, and I can assure you as a crystal light connoisseur I have shopped around. Try it I'm certain you'll love it, although I hazard a guess you'd probably want it sweeter.

This is perfect. I used two per gallon and it was the perfect amount of sweetness without have to add more or less. Highly recommend for a great taste every time.

The container is priced for a 4 pack of containers and was sent as a 4 pack of small packets. Outrageous price for tiny amount of product, do not buy this. Description is very misleading.

Use all the time, made great ice tea/ lemonade mix

I love this product! I also love the single serving packets as well. Great sugar free option.

I've been drinking Crystal Light lemonade since it first came on the market and I love(d) it. This stuff now comes in packets instead of those little tubs, which I hope saves them money or reduces the environmental impact or something, because they've pretty much ruined the taste. This is so much weaker than the old stuff that I only use 3/4 of the water called for, which of course raises the effective price. Why do they always have to "improve" things? Why couldn't they have just put the old formulation in the new packets?REVIEW UPDATE 8/11/11: OK, I admit it. I'm an idiot. Once I read the directions and prepared it properly, this is the same old Crystal Light I've known and loved. I've just reactivated my Subscribe and Save subscription. When in doubt, read the directions...

good stuff