True Lemon Original Lemonade 30ct (Pack of 1) - Drink Mix - No Artificial Sweeteners, Low Calorie - Powdered Drink Mixes & Flavors - Water Flavor Packets & Water Enhancer with Stevia

Surprisingly delicious and only 3 carbs a serving! It’s great for a low carb or keto diet and very refreshing. I keep my Clearly Canadian, 11oz water glass bottles and reuse them over and again. I just add filtered water and always keep about 12 in my fridge. This ensures I always have refreshing, plastic free bottles and I add True Lemon to it and it’s amazing at a fraction of the cost of flavored plastic bottles of water. I also LOVE the natural ingredients without synthetic coloring dyes in this product! I’m very happy with my purchase and I think you will be too. I keep packets in my purse to use whenever I want. Well worth the price, especially these days.

I love this stuff. It's great. Sometimes I add some extra lemon juice to it and a couple slices of lemon . Yummy!

My favorite favor for my water. I certainly drink more when I add this to my water bottle. A little tart but sweet and very lemony. Yum!!

Got this to reduce intake of chemicals, but found that I can make my own at half the price with concentrated lemon and/or lime juice and stevia. This is good for convenience, though. I like to use with homemade seltzer, so it's soda.

This is an easy and healthy way to add an excellent lemon flavor to any drink. My wife uses it in her iced tea and I add it to my homemade “sodas.” These I make by pureeing a bag of Costco organic frozen three berry blend in a blender and screening it through a sieve before freezing it in ice cube trays. One ice cube will flavor two 12-ounce cans of plain carbonated water. Add a little sugar and a “tad” of lemon powder and you’re all set.

Very good lemonade just as advertised

I'm diabetic, so I'm limited in terms of what beverages I can drink. I'm also trying to keep my diet as natural as possible, on the advice of my doctor, so I make it a point to avoid things like diet soda, and other beverages containing artificial sweeteners. I've always loved lemonade, but the conventional mixes (like Country Time), and even homemade lemonade made with real sugar are now a no-no. I tried making homemade using Stevia to sweeten it, but it didn't come out good at all. I then tried the lemonade flavored VitaminWater, since it's zero sugar, and made with predominantly natural ingredients. However, I found that it had a very unpleasant, very unnatural aftertaste. That's something I wouldn't have expected from something made from natural ingredients, but it was there nevertheless. Still searching for a lemonade alternative, I read the ingredients (which are surprisingly natural for a drink mix!), and the reviews, and decided to give this lemonade mix a try. Sadly, this product is a miss as well. While it's also made with natural ingredients, it has the exact same flavor, including the same unpleasant aftertaste, as the VitaminWater. I'm assuming that it's the Stevia that's causing all of these lemonades to taste the way they do, so my search will continue to find a product that contains a natural sweetener, but still tastes good, and most importantly, won't cause my blood sugar to spike. The one good thing I can say about this lemonade is that it didn't adversely affect my blood sugar at all, and again, the ingredients are natural. Still, it ultimately does me no good if it tastes so awful that I can't being myself to drink it! If you actually LIKE the taste of VitaminWater Zero Lemonade, then you should definitely try this, as it tastes almost identical, comes in convenient travel-friendly thin packets, and is cheaper (one box of 30 packets cost less than two 20 oz. bottles of VitaminWater). However, if you're like me and can't bare the taste of VitaminWater, look elsewhere. Looks I'll be sticking with plain seltzer from my SodaStream machine for the foreseeable future....

it's okay. it's not bad. not a lot of flavor, doesn't really taste like any lemonade i've had before. might be the stevia, i don't know.

The content is not in powder anymore. Becoming like a paste. Might be an old stock. I can't see any expiry date.

MUY RICO!!!!