Fuse Tea melon strawberry iced tea Calories

Fuse Tea melon strawberry iced tea is a sweetened drink made with water, tea extract, sugar and melon-strawberry flavourings. Ingredients can vary between countries, so use the bottle’s ingredient list to check the exact formulation sold where you live.

Yes, this is a sweetened iced tea and contains sugar. If you want a less sweet drink, choose water, unsweetened tea or a product explicitly labelled sugar-free rather than assuming a fruit flavour means no added sugar.

Yes, its water content contributes to fluid intake. However, it is sweetened, so water is a better everyday choice for meeting your hydration needs; iced tea can be an occasional alternative.

You can, but tea extract may provide caffeine, which can make it harder for some people to fall asleep. If caffeine affects your sleep, avoid this drink close to bedtime and choose a caffeine-free option instead.

Keep the opened bottle tightly closed in the refrigerator and drink it promptly. Follow any after-opening instructions on the label, and do not leave the bottle at room temperature for an extended period.

Children can drink it, but it contains sugar and may contain caffeine, so it is better as an occasional drink than a daily one. Water is a more suitable default drink for children.

No. Fuse Tea melon strawberry iced tea is a ready-to-drink product with tea extract, added sugar and fruit flavourings, while brewed tea can be served unsweetened and has no added fruit flavour unless you add it.

For a similar homemade drink, chill brewed tea and infuse it with pieces of melon and strawberry. You can leave out added sugar or sweeten it lightly; the result will not exactly match the bottled product’s flavour or formulation.

Yes, but freezing and thawing can change its flavour and texture. Do not freeze a full, sealed bottle because the liquid expands; chilling it in the refrigerator is an easier way to serve it cold.