Fusetea Raspberry & Blackberry Iced Tea Calories

Yes, this is a sweetened iced tea, not an unsweetened tea. If you are trying to reduce added sugar, choose it less often or opt for unsweetened iced tea instead.

The raspberry and blackberry in the name describe its flavour; they do not make it equivalent to eating whole berries. To find out whether the current version contains fruit juice, and how much, look at its ingredient list.

No, Fusetea Raspberry & Blackberry Iced Tea is a still drink, not a carbonated one. If you prefer a sparkling serve, you can mix it with sparkling water; this will also dilute its sweet, fruity taste.

It is intended to combine a tea base with raspberry and blackberry flavours, so it tastes like a flavoured iced tea rather than berry juice. The balance can seem sweeter or more tea-forward depending on how cold you serve it.

Yes, it works as a ready-made base for a simple non-alcoholic drink. Mix Fusetea Raspberry & Blackberry Iced Tea with sparkling water and a squeeze of lemon; add ice just before serving so it stays cold without becoming too diluted.

No, it should not be your main replacement for water. It does provide fluid, but it is a sweetened, flavoured drink; keep water as your everyday choice, especially when you are thirsty.

It can fit occasionally, but its sweetened flavour means it is not the same as water or unsweetened tea. If you are reducing your overall energy intake, swapping it for an unsweetened drink is an easy way to cut back.

Close the bottle and refrigerate it after opening, then drink it soon. Do not leave it at room temperature for an extended period; follow the storage instructions on the bottle for the opened product.

Yes, you can freeze it, but leave room in the container because liquid expands as it freezes. Thaw it in the refrigerator and shake or stir it before drinking, since freezing may change the drink’s texture or flavour balance.