Lipton Cold Brew Iced Tea Bags for Mindful Calorie Counters, 22 No-Boil Family Size Bags for Guilt-Free Everyday Drinking
Lipton Cold Brew Iced Tea Bags for Mindful Calorie Counters, 22 No-Boil Family Size Bags for Guilt-Free Everyday Drinking
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Why you'll love it
- Zero calories deliver a guilt-free swap for sugary sodas and sweetened bottled teas
- No-boil cold brew saves time, energy, and avoids the hassle of a hot kettle
- Family-size bags and 1-gallon yield offer strong per-serving value for households
- Caffeine from real black tea provides a coffee alternative for an afternoon or morning lift
- Lipton's 130+ year heritage gives a sense of trusted quality and consistent flavor
- 5-minute steep in cold water is faster and simpler than traditional iced tea methods
Perfect for
- Make a gallon of iced tea in 5 minutes without boiling water for everyday family hydration
- Prepare a quick caffeinated morning drink instead of coffee to start the day
- Serve a low-calorie bulk beverage at BBQs, picnics, and outdoor gatherings
- Stock the fridge with a healthy zero-calorie alternative to sodas and juices
- Brew an office or workplace shared iced tea pitcher for the team
Product Information
LIPTON COLD BREW: Indulge in a Lipton unsweetened cold brew black tea with orange pekoe and pekoe cut black tea picked at the peak of freshness for iced tea WHAT YOU'LL GET: Lipton Cold Brew flavored with pekoe cut black tea and no need for boiling water, 22 family-size tea bags per pack WAKE UP WITH LIPTON: This Lipton black tea is caffeinated, so you can enjoy the cafe experience in the comfort of your own home first thing in the morning or anytime you need a boost EASY TO MAKE: To brew, simply steep 2 family-size tea bags in one gallon of cold/iced water for 5 minutes, remove the bags, and sweeten to taste TRUSTED COMPANY: Lipton is a British-American tea brand. Since Sir Thomas Lipton founded this company in 1890, it has been a trusted company for centuries, offering a smooth taste and good flavor
Product Dimensions : 8.2 x 3.3 x 3.5 inches; 0.01 ounces Item model number : 84151042 UPC : 492311501565 041000090035 Manufacturer : Lipton Tea & Infusions Company Units : 22 Count Best Sellers Rank: #5,051 in Grocery & Gourmet Food
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Lipton Cold Brew Iced Tea actually have zero calories for a clean daily routine?
Yes. Each brewed gallon of Lipton Cold Brew Iced Tea contains zero calories and has no added sweeteners, making it a clean swap for sodas, juices, and sweetened bottled teas in your everyday wellness routine.
Can I use this cold brew tea as a low-caffeine afternoon lift instead of a third coffee?
Yes. The blend uses real black tea (orange pekoe and pekoe cut) for a gentle, steady caffeine lift that works well as a midday ritual without the jittery feeling some people get from extra coffee.
Will cold brewing give a smoother, less bitter taste that fits a mindful drinking habit?
Yes. Cold-water steeping pulls flavor slowly and produces a smoother, less astringent cup than hot-brewed tea that has been chilled, which many wellness-focused drinkers prefer for a calmer sipping experience.
Is this a good way to hydrate during a wellness routine without extra sugar or additives?
Yes. The tea bags contain only black tea leaves, so a brewed gallon is a simple, additive-free way to stay hydrated throughout the day as part of a balanced wellness habit.
Can I brew a fresh gallon at the start of each week to support my self-care rhythm?
Yes. Each brew takes about 5 minutes using 2 family-size bags for 1 gallon, so a quick Sunday prep gives you a ready pitcher of cold brew tea in the fridge for the week ahead.
Is Lipton Cold Brew Iced Tea a smart swap if I am trying to cut back on sugary drinks?
Yes. It is designed specifically as a zero-calorie, unsweetened alternative to sodas, juices, and bottled sweetened teas, so it fits easily into a reduce-sugar lifestyle.
Does cold-brew tea count toward my daily hydration goals?
Yes. Unsweetened cold brew black tea is a hydrating beverage and can be counted toward your daily fluid intake, the same as any other non-caloric drink.
Is the caffeine level in this cold brew high enough to disrupt a wind-down evening?
It depends on your sensitivity. Black tea has moderate caffeine, so if you are highly caffeine-sensitive, brew your morning or lunchtime gallon and switch to a non-caffeinated option later in the day for an evening ritual.
How does this compare to green tea for a wellness-focused daily drink?
Lipton Cold Brew Iced Tea is made from black tea, so it has a richer, bolder flavor, a moderate caffeine level, and a familiar taste that many people find more drinkable as an everyday swap than green tea.
Is this a healthier choice than bottled iced teas at the grocery store?
In most cases, yes. Bottled iced teas are usually loaded with added sugar, while Lipton Cold Brew Iced Tea is brewed at home with zero calories and no sweeteners, so you control what goes into your glass.
I worry about antioxidants; does cold-brew black tea still deliver them?
Yes. Cold steeping extracts polyphenols and antioxidants from black tea, just at a slower rate than hot brewing, so you still get the beneficial compounds in each glass.
Will the steeped tea taste bitter if I leave it in the fridge too long?
If steeped too long or stored past about 24 hours, cold brew tea can develop a slightly more bitter, tannic edge. For the cleanest taste in a wellness routine, remove the bags after steeping and drink within 1 to 2 days.
Is it safe to drink this every day as part of a long-term wellness habit?
Yes. Unsweetened black tea is a common daily beverage for adults. Just be mindful of total caffeine intake if you also drink coffee or energy drinks throughout the day.
How do I make Lipton Cold Brew Iced Tea step by step?
Fill a 1-gallon pitcher with cold water, add 2 family-size Lipton Cold Brew Iced Tea bags, and let them steep in the refrigerator or at room temperature for 5 minutes. Remove the bags, pour the tea over ice, and serve. For a stronger flavor, steep a little longer or add an extra bag.
Can I make a smaller batch using just one bag?
Yes. Use 1 family-size bag for every half gallon of cold water and steep for about 5 minutes. This is helpful for single-person households or quick personal servings.
How long does brewed cold brew iced tea stay fresh in the fridge?
Brewed Lipton Cold Brew Iced Tea stays fresh for about 2 to 3 days when stored in a covered pitcher in the refrigerator. For the best flavor, remove the tea bags after steeping and keep the pitcher tightly covered.
Does this work with a water filter pitcher or filtered water?
Yes. Lipton Cold Brew Iced Tea bags steep in any clean cold water, including filtered or water-filter pitcher water. Using filtered water can give an even cleaner taste, especially in areas with hard tap water.
Will these tea bags fit in a standard 1-gallon pitcher?
Yes. The family-size bags are designed to fit comfortably in standard 1-gallon pitchers, drink dispensers, and large mason jars, so you do not need any special brewing equipment.
What is included in the box when I order Lipton Cold Brew Iced Tea?
Each box contains 22 family-size cold brew tea bags, sealed in individual pouches or grouped inside a single resealable package, depending on the retailer. Nothing else is required to brew, but you will need your own 1-gallon pitcher and cold water.
Is the packaging safe for long-term pantry storage?
Yes. The bags are sealed to keep moisture and air out. Store the pack in a cool, dry pantry away from direct sunlight, and reseal the package after each use to preserve freshness.
Are the tea bags safe for people with common food allergies?
The bags contain only black tea. They do not contain common allergens like dairy, nuts, soy, or gluten. For specific allergen questions, always check the most current package label before consuming.
What is the difference between cold brew iced tea and hot-brewed iced tea?
Cold brew iced tea is steeped in cold water for a short time, usually 5 minutes, and produces a smoother, less bitter flavor. Hot-brewed iced tea is made with boiling water and then chilled, which takes much longer and often results in a more astringent taste.
