Unknown DEDE Instant Thai Tea Drink with and Sugar 12 Pockets, cream, 14.76 Ounce

I mix these with water, and add ice, milk, and a splash of sweet cream and it’s very good!

This stuff is so delicious! Perfect served hot or cold.

I'm used to a little stronger flavor when I order Thai tea at my local restaraunts, but this really isn't bad (one of those Thai restaraunts even sells it in addition to making their own), and I've really enjoyed it. Mix it up and throw it in a blender with some crushed ice for an nice Thai tea flavored slushie.

This thai iced tea is ALMOST like the freshly made tea at the boba shops but not quite there. It's like 90% there. It's very hard to describe, however, you wont find one this close that is in a portable package like this. Other brands of powdered Thai ice tea do not taste as good as this brand. Those are like 60% of the taste.

My family loves this during our hot summers. To get the most flavor, follow the directions on the packet. I add only about 4 to 5 ounces of water. It looks like very little, but once you add ice, it becomes a lot more as the ice will melt into the tea. If it's not sweet enough, you added too much water or ice. Very refreshing on a hot day!

I am a backpacker, and not a coffee drinker, so I was looking for an easy and lightweight way to make tea on trail. Having a powdered tea option is perfect because you don't have to deal with carrying out a wet leaky tea bag after you use it. I love the way that these taste; It's just like you might get at a restaurant. Each packet weighs about an ounce, so they are easy to carry too. I buy these repeatedly when I get low, so I can get high! I'm so glad Amazon carries these because I haven't been able to find them in stores. I also recommend the boba milk tea flavor, but the thai tea flavor is my favorite.

This Thai tea tastes mostly like sugar, cream and a hint of tea. It is not so much that it is bad but it does not taste like Thai tea that I have had either in restaurants or another brand of instant.My wife even detected what she thought was a hint of hazelnut. She thought it tasted like cream, sugar and mild hazelnut flavor. Again, that is not necessarily a bad thing if that is what you were looking for.Realizing that taste his objective, if I cannot get Thai tea in a restaurant (like I did just yesterday) and don’t want to take the time to brew a large batch from scratch, I use Prince of Peace instant also purchased on Amazon or sometimes at an Asian market but the closest that carries that brand is 90 minutes away.In my opinion the Prince of Peace brand is far superior over DeDe. Both versions are made to be used with only 7 ounces of water if hot and less made and then put over ice. For a big coffee size mug it will probably take two packets of either. I have seen comments about both having a weak flavor and if made with more than 7 ounces of water, I would agree.One advantage that DeDe has is that it is about 60% cheaper than Prince of Peace on Amazon. Maybe that has something to do with the flavor.

I got what I exected