Lipton Black Tea

I initially bought this at a local grocery because I like caramel. I fell in LOVE with it!!! When I returned to buy more, it was gone! I looked in all our grocery stores unsuccessfully for several months and was finally forced to order it from Amazon; same packaging but this time the flavor seemed a bit astringent but I add a large teaspoon of honey and it is smooth again. I like it both hot and cold. I hope Lipton does not discontinue it!!

It tasted really bad maybe others will like it if so you are welcome to mine it’s just going into the trash some day

This Lipton tea mix is amazing! The flavor is just a crowd pleaser! I personally like enjoying it hot but my husband loves it cold. It is easy to mix. Great value for money! I highly recommend!

Food and drink items are always kind of tricky to rate for me, because tastebuds differ so much, and our backgrounds, exposure, and experiences all factor into whether we like something… or not. I am no stranger to tea with cream and sugar, and I’ve also tasted salted caramel before, though admittedly never in a latte; rather, I’ve had it as an ice cream flavor. I find it difficult to pinpoint exactly what makes this drink off-putting to me, but I just don’t quite like it. Perhaps the tumeric is the culprit as I’ve only ever had tumeric in my Indian dishes and curries, both of which I love. But in a drink? I just don’t know. My husband, on the other had, said he likes it. He doesn’t love it, but thought it was good. Preparation was straightforward. I made an iced version so I heated up a bit of milk, stirred in the mix, then proceeded to pour over a glass of ice along with more milk. I might try it as a hot drink next to see if I like it any better, but my gut tells me I likely won’t. One thing to note is two of the five packages were busted upon arrival and the mix was all over inside the shipping envelope. It was at that moment that I had my first whiff of the product and I was put-off. Maybe it’s because I’m currently pregnant and my tastebuds are off, but I would say pass.

Lipton Salted Caramel Latte Tea Mix, Iced Tea or Hot Tea Latte, 12 Servings (Pack of 5 - Makes 60 Total).... is easy to make and a good value. My only complaint is that it is a bit too sweet, but, other than that, it is really good. The mix dissolves well and makes a tasty beverage. Two thumbs up!

I didn't like the taste of it and the packaging was leaked all over the packaging box. i prefer LIPTON regular ice tea product over this one.

I was pleasantly surprised with the taste of the Lipton Salted Caramel Latte Tea Mix. I don't always have the best luck with latte mixes and salted caramel can be a tricky flavor to nail, but I do like the taste of the drink mix. It has a more natural taste than other products like this that leave you with an artificial aftertaste. You can drink it either hot or with ice. I tried it both ways and while it tastes fine over ice, I prefer to drink it hot. It makes for a nice treat in the afternoon.You combine 1 tablespoon of the mix with 12 fl oz of hot, fat free milk. If you want a smaller size you can do 2 teaspoons of the mix with 8 fl oz of milk. The Nutrition Info for 1 Tbsp Dry mix prepared with 12 oz of milk is 170 Calories, Og Total Fat, 10mg Cholesterol, 290mg Sodium, 30g Total Carboydrate, 29 Total Sugars including 10g Added Sugars, and 13g Protein. Not the healthiest drink option but it's better than a lot of sweetened coffee/tea drinks.I received 5 packs of the Lipton Salted Caramel Latte Tea Mix. Each bag is releasable and contains 12 servings. The bags were slightly challenging to open where you are meant to tear it so I ended up using scissors. The best by date on each bag is about 15 months from now.

I found a couple packages of this on clearance at another store. All I can say is that it was clearance for good reason. It tastes nasty. I normally like unusual drinks. I made this for my 3 daughters and me. None of us liked it. Rather than waste the milk it was mixed in, I used it in a cake, and now we have 3 10" round cakes that all have this same weird aftertaste. It honestly doesn't taste like caramel at all. The ingredients are cane sugar, black tea powder, sea salt and tumeric, plus natural flavor. Lipton was really underwhelming this time around.