📦 Basic information
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Product: Lipton Lemon Ice Tea
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Volume: 330 ml can
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Type: carbonated or still (depending on variant) non-alcoholic lemon-flavoured iced tea
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Brand: Lipton (global tea drinks brand)
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Character: a refreshing, sweet lemon-flavoured iced tea — it is neither a juice nor an energy drink, but a flavoured tea drink.
🧾 Ingredients (typically)
(The exact ingredients may vary depending on the regional recipe, but generally they are:)
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Drinking water
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Tea extract / black tea
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Sugar and/or glucose-fructose syrup
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Lemon flavouring / lemon juice from concentrate
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Citric acid (acidity regulator)
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Flavourings
➡️ This drink contains sugar as its main sweetener (most varieties containing sugar are not ‘zero’ or ‘light’).
📊 Nutritional information (approximate values per 100 ml)
(Values may vary depending on the specific recipe; the figures given here are typical averages for the classic sweetened version)
| Nutrient | Per 100 ml |
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| Energy | ~70–90 kJ / ~17–21 kcal |
| Fat | 0 g |
| Carbohydrates | ~4.2–5.2 g |
| – of which sugars | ~4.2–5.2 g |
| Protein | 0 g |
| Salt | ~0 g |
📌 The nutritional values for a whole can (330 ml) are therefore approximately:
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Energy: ~56–70 kcal
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Sugars: ~14–17 g
In ‘zero sugar’ or ‘light’ versions, the sugar and calorie content will be significantly lower (close to zero).
🍋 Taste and character
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Profile: a slightly sweet, refreshing lemon-flavoured tea drink with a delicate tea flavour.
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Carbonation: some varieties are carbonated, others are still — depending on the specific edition.
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Refreshing: suitable as a drink throughout the day, with a snack or with lunch.
📌 Serving and storage
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Serve well chilled — the flavour and refreshment are best when cold.
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Once opened: consume within the day for the best flavour.
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Store: in a dry place away from direct sunlight.
💡 Tips
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If you’re watching your sugar intake, try Lipton Ice Tea Zero Sugar / Light, which uses sweeteners instead of sugar.
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Add ice and a slice of lemon for an even more refreshing effect.