Lemonade Half Tea
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From the brand
swoon lemonade is the healthiest lemonade you've ever had. Our lemonade is sugar free and made sweet only by all natural monk fruit. Plus, it's only 5 calories. Why stop at one can?
Monk fruit is a melon native to southeast asia that has natural sweetness, but doesn't contain any of the calories or carbs that sugar does.
Monk fruit was originally cultivated by monks in china hundreds of years ago. It grows on a vine (ours is hand picked) and is high in antioxidants. The monk fruit we use is gmo-free, too.
We've carefully selected each ingredient to ensure that swoon is natural, healthy and tastes great!
Slightly sweeter than the classic, our pink lemonade gives off bursts of strawberry and is perfect for a day in the park.
We put a zero sugar spin on your favorite combination. Crack one open with your lunch and you'll quickly realize that iced tea and lemonade has never tasted this good.
In Swoon's own words.
Ingredients
Filtered water, lemon juice concentrate, organic black tea, natural flavor, lemon oil, ascorbic acid, monk fruit extract, citric acid, malic acid, lactic acid
Allergens
No major allergens found in the ingredient list. Always check the package.
Product details
- Brand
- Swoon
- Aisle
- 07 · Drinks
- Shelf
- Lemonade
- Size
- 12 fl oz each
- In the case
- 12 items
- Shipping weight
- 9.0 lb
Shipping and returns
Orders are processed in 1–2 business days and ship anywhere in the USA. Orders of $60 or more qualify for free shipping; smaller orders pay shipping by weight at checkout.
Food can't be returned once it has shipped. Questions about a delivery? Email us and we'll help.
