Drink Mix Family Pack - Horchata - Powder Drink Mix, Water Drink Mix with Natural Flavors & Vitamin C, Makes 28 to 36 Quarts (56 to 72 Drinks)

I love it. This is my favorite flavor. It doesn't have sugar substitutes but instead is made with cane sugar, which I prefer. It tastes great and helps me drink more water.

Delicious, but I wish it came in the Hibiscus Berries flavor like the smaller packets. The hibiscus alone just doesn't have that same punch that the Hibiscus Berries one does. I would also really like to see more of the family size flavors listed on their website available here. If I had to change anything about this product, I would like to see it offered in tub form without the sugar added so you can get more for your money and add whatever sweetener you like.

As a huge fan of Agua de Jamaica (hibiscus water), I've tried dozens of mixes, and Klass is by far the most authentic and convenient option out there. Brewing hibiscus from scratch is great, but it's time-consuming and messy. This mix delivers the classic flavor without any fuss. Taste and Mixability The flavor profile is spot-on: a beautiful balance of tart, floral hibiscus with just the right amount of sweetness. It tastes clean and refreshing, not artificial like some other powders. I found that it mixes instantly in cold water—no gritty residue or lumps, which is a massive plus. The vibrant red color is also gorgeous and makes it feel like a real treat.

Has a bit of a different taste than I was expecting. It's not bad, but I probably wouldn't order this again.

Great mixed in larger batch with added lime juice and ice. Lime is awesome. Others flavors are good mixed rich with lots of ice. I will be getting more lime for sure!

I'm not mexican, but I've been to mexican parties before, and anyone who says that this mix taste like actual horchata has got it esquierda. It's not a bad mix, and for the price you bet your sweet pattooty I'll take the deal, but I think that's why its generally a lot cheaper than most other horchata mixes. To give you an accurate measurement, Its 3tsp per serving, I'm using a tablespoon and I did about 5 tablespoons for roughly 25 ounces of water. All in all, the horchata to water ratio is about where it needs to be to get the horchata flavor. It tastes like horchata. Thats a plus. Does it taste authentic? No. It lacks the soft of velvety all encompassing creamy cinnamon flavor that comes with horchata. Granted I'm not using milk so I get that, but its also (for the ratio) not as sweet as it could be. 3Tsp's alone is 21grams of sugar, I did about 5 tablespoons so we're looking in the ballpark of around 40 - 55 total mix in grams, so somewhere ballpark of about 39 - 45 grams of sugar. There's about 10grams more sugar in a Soda drink, yet it doesn't quite compare and maybe an extra 10-12 grams of sugar might do the trick but I doubt it. I mean its got aspertame in it, which is a chemical sweetener, in theory should be just as sweet if not sweeter. Also it's actually got a ton of additives that I didn't realize it had. Like, looking on the store site for the mix, theres not a single picture that shows the "Ingredients" of the mix. It just says Horchata mix, essentially like "Made with love". I doubt anyone's going to read this far down the review anyway. I'm still going to drink it to get my money's worth, and I doubt there's anything severly wrong about the ingredients in the power. What caught my eye was that it contains "Titanium Dioxide". I found it interesting I was like "oh snap there's metal in this food" but its actually a common substance found in Sun Lotion that helps keep the lotion keep that creamy, white texture. Further into it shows that there is little to no known side-effect of ingesting the ingredient, but it is worth noting. I mean who cares, I doubt theres a huge population of "low-income immigrant families" that are reading labels in heavily broken english saying "Titanium is good for bowl movement".

As described

Excelente sabor y muy duraderas.