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decaf sweet tea

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Taylors of Harrogate Lemon & Ginger - 100ct: Decaffeinated

$19.19($2.74/ounce)
was $20.99
Lower price on select items

Kubo Tea Organic High Caffeine English Breakfast Reishi Mushroom Black Tea Bags - 20ct

Taylors of Harrogate Organic Peppermint - 100ct: Decaf

$19.99($2.86/ounce)
was $21.99
Lower price on select items

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Yogi Organic Hibiscus Ginger Herbal Tea Concentrate - 32 fl oz: Decaf

$5.49($0.17/fluid ounce)
4.4(318)
Loved for: easy to prepare
SNAP EBT eligible

Tiesta Tea Holiday Sampler, Loose Leaf Tea - 8ct: Caffeinated

JOYBA Raspberry Dragon Fruit Black Bubble Tea - 4pk/12 fl oz Cups: Caffeinated

TAZO Awake Black Tea Caffeinated Keurig K-Cup Pods - 22ct: Honey, Malt

KENYA KERICHO LOOSE TEA

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Flavors include fruit and classic varieties such as Blackberry, Mango, Mint, Watermelon, Original, Raspberry, Peach, Half & Half, Strawberry, and Tropical.

They’re designed for cold‑brew or cold‑infusion using single‑serve tea bags. The bags are steeped in cold water and chilled—listings describe the process as taking just minutes, with some specifying about 5 minutes.

Common claims include Kosher certification and labeling as zero carbs, zero sugar, and zero calories; some listings also note non‑caffeinated or decaffeinated options.

In these listings, “decaf” or “non‑caffeinated” indicates a decaffeinated cold‑brew iced tea option is available. The labeling identifies those specific products as non‑caffeinated/decaffeinated.

The tea bags are sold pre‑sweetened and the products are marketed as having zero sugar, zero carbs, and zero calories. The provided details do not specify the type of sweetener used.

The products use real black tea leaves and are labeled with a black‑tea style.

The tea bags are pre‑sweetened and ready for cold brew—no measuring needed. Instructions advise to steep the bag in cold water, chill, and enjoy; some listings note the drink can be ready in about 5 minutes.

The Original flavor is listed as a decaffeinated cold‑brew iced tea option.

Descriptions state that black tea, including decaf varieties, contributes to total water intake and supports hydration.

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