Gold Peak Unsweetened Tea is a sugar free, zero-calorie tea that uses pure filtered water for a difference you can taste. Perfect for the whole family, these convenient bottles let you take real brewed tea wherever you go.

BREWED TEA (FILTERED WATER, BLACK TEA LEAVES), PHOSPHORIC ACID.

Whether it's a picnic in the park, a backyard barbeque, or a ballgame, make yourself at home with every sip of Gold Peak Real Brewed Unsweetened Tea. 0 calories per 12 fl oz serving. Very low sodium. Caffeine Content: 31 mg/12 fl oz serving.

Gold Peak Tea is a brand of ready-to-drink iced tea manufactured by The Coca-Cola Company. It was first introduced in 2006 while a chilled version was launched in 2009.

From heart health to blood pressure to cognitive function, learn the top benefits of incorporating unsweetened iced tea into your daily routine.

• Improved Heart Health.
• Weight Loss.
• Reduced Risk of Diabetes.
• Improved Brain Function & Performance.
• Antioxidant Properties for Skin Protection.

Is Unsweet Tea Good for Diabetics? Unsweetened tea is an excellent choice for a beverage with zero calories and no sugar! Because unsweet tea does not impact blood sugar levels, someone with Type 2 diabetes can utilize unsweet tea as a beverage of choice.

Crafted with quality ingredients like real tea, filtered water, and lightly sweetened with cane sugar for a taste so good you'll swear it's homemade. We've made Gold Peak Lemon taste like the perfect summer barbeque with natural lemon flavour that's delicious all year long.

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After our little experiment, we can confidently say that drinking iced tea every day has some great benefits for your health. Of course, it's important to keep in mind that moderation is key, and too much of anything can be harmful. Choose unsweetened tea or use natural sweeteners like honey or stevia.

"Iced tea is full of oxalic acid, which, when taken in excess, deposits in your kidneys and mucks up the work of removing waste from the blood," says Scott Youngquist, MD, an emergency physician at University of Utah Health.

Unsweetened Iced Tea People who have type 2 diabetes can enjoy black and green teas. Research has found that green tea in particular is rich in flavonoids and may reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes. If you want to add more flavor to unsweetened tea without adding sugar, try lemon or other fruit infusions.

Is Unsweet Tea Good for Diabetics? Unsweetened tea is an excellent choice for a beverage with zero calories and no sugar! Because unsweet tea does not impact blood sugar levels, someone with Type 2 diabetes can utilize unsweet tea as a beverage of choice.

8 Healthy and Delicious Types of Iced Tea to Make This Summer

• Black tea.
• Green tea.
• Oolong tea.
• Matcha tea.
• Masala chai.
• White tea.
• Chamomile tea.
• Hibiscus tea.

We're committed to the natural goodness of tea, because we have a hunch that tea doesn't need a lot more than high-quality tea leaves, pure filtered water, real cane sugar, and other ingredients.

BREWED TEA (FILTERED WATER, BLACK TEA LEAVES), CANE SUGAR, PHOSPHORIC ACID.

"Iced tea is full of oxalic acid, which, when taken in excess, deposits in your kidneys and mucks up the work of removing waste from the blood," says Scott Youngquist, MD, an emergency physician at University of Utah Health.