Tealyra

Five stars for Tealyra! I’m a huge fan of their loose leaf options. Blending their Grandma’s Garden, Lemon, and Blueberry teas creates a fantastic flavor profile every single time. Highly recommend for anyone looking for quality tea in the Châteauguay area.

As a total newbie to Tealyra, I picked this up on a whim, drawn in by the adorable pearl shape. It’s definitely been a great first experience. The flavor is surprisingly sweet right out of the cup with no added sugar, which blew my mind. It’s leagues ahead of the other green teas I’ve tried, which seem like garbage by comparison. I’m hooked and highly recommend it!

Tealyra’s loose leaf chai is a total autumn winner. It delivers a rich, spicy kick that stands perfectly on its own, no milk or sugar needed. I actually brewed it double strength, mixed it with steamed milk, and topped it off with a bit of coconut sugar for that perfect latte vibe. It tasted and looked amazing in my mug.

Tealyra in Châteauguay really nailed the balance with this green tea. It’s got that lovely umami depth without being overpowering—just pure, fresh, and very green flavor. One of the best options in their huge selection!

I was thrilled to try a purple leaf tea from Tealyra, especially given their vast selection of loose leaf varieties. The large leaves are delicate and take up significant space in both storage and your brewing vessel, so plan accordingly. What really stands out is the unique aftertaste—a mineral and citrus sensation that reminds me of blueberry with lemon salt. The leaf appearance is quite distinct from standard peony white teas or aged shou mei, featuring a mix of dark and green leaves. The liquor color is also unconventional, sitting somewhere between golden and green. There is a noticeable Cha Qi, making it best enjoyed during a relaxed, reflective session. I am already planning to reorder when I run low!

I ordered this osmanthus-scented green oolong from Tealyra, and while the brew has a lovely clarity and a smooth, light finish, the leaf quality was a bit inconsistent. The tea expanded well, filling a full gaiwan as expected, but the batch I received had a noticeable amount of stems. Removing just six stems from a single serving suggests these leaves were harvested from further down the branch, which seemed to mute the usual creamy sweetness. That said, the flavor itself is still quite good, and I was able to get six solid infusions from it. It’s a decent option for loose leaf tea lovers, but I’d hope for better leaf integrity next time.

If you are looking for a tea with real character, give this one a try. It delivers a bold, tart flavor that feels almost punchy in the best way possible. I’ve found it to be incredibly versatile—my favorite way to enjoy it is cold-brewed and mixed with lemonade or paired with other Tealyra staples like White Silver Needle, Orange Pekoe Ceylon, or their butterfly pea flowers. It also works beautifully when added to a pinch of hot Fat Burner for a morning pick-me-up. Highly recommended if you want herbal options with a bit of a kick.

While I appreciate Tealyra’s extensive collection of loose leaf teas, this blend didn quite hit the mark compared to my favorite, the Yunnan Golden Special. It’s still a solid choice, but the Yunnan option remains superior in flavor.

Genuinely delicious blend at Tealyra. I am already planning to explore their extensive catalog and pick up a few other varieties next time.

I’m a big fan of Tealyra’s loose leaf selection, and this particular green tea has become a staple in my daily routine. It’s incredibly easy to prepare: I use a heaping tablespoon for 10 ounces of water and steep it for about two minutes. Just be careful not to go past 3:30 minutes, or it gets a bit astringent for me. Honestly, I find it even better in the second and third infusions. What sets this apart is its unique profile. It’s a pleasant green tea with a distinct aroma that’s hard to pin down but definitely hits the spot. You get the classic notes of green tea, but the toasting process adds a rich complexity—think of the flavor of grilled vegetables rather than something smoky. It’s distinct enough to not be confused with the toasted-rice flavor of Imperial Gyokuro Genmaicha. It makes for a wonderful afternoon pick-me-up and is a smooth, pleasant transition if you’re moving away from your morning coffee.

An excellent choice for tea beginners, though it might just become your go-to staple. I appreciate that it’s forgiving—steeping it for an extra 30 seconds doesn’t ruin the cup. My routine involves using one heaping tablespoon of leaves for every 10 ounces of water, steeped for around two minutes and twenty seconds. It handles at least three infusions well, even if the final one is a bit lighter. The flavor profile is delightful: delicate, not astringent, with subtle notes of seaweed and a hint of natural sweetness. It’s a straightforward, fuss-free tea without any jarring flavor extremes. Highly recommended for anyone looking to expand their collection at Tealyra.

Tealyra really nailed it with this one. It’s a fantastic loose leaf blend featuring generous chunks of spices and perfectly balanced flavors. Warming and absolutely delicious—I can only hope they restock it soon!

I had the most amazing Matcha latte with almond milk and tapioca at Tealyra. Their loose leaf selection is huge, but that drink was the highlight.

Tealyra really nailed the chai tea in Châteauguay. It’s got that authentic, rich flavor you’d expect from a traditional Indian brew. Super versatile too—I enjoyed it both with and without milk, and it paired perfectly with a little sugar. Highly recommend!

I was surprised to discover that loose leaf tea can actually have a whiskey-like finish and aroma—it’s truly exceptional. Tealyra’s wide range really delivers here. I’ll definitely be ordering this blend from their Châteauguay shop on a regular basis.

I’m not usually a fan of pear, so I hesitated before trying this, but I was pleasantly surprised. It’s hands down one of the best fruit teas I’ve ever had. I’ve been drinking tea for years, and this is right up there with the best of them. Truly a delightful experience!

Absolutely thrilled to see this blend back in stock! It’s the perfect mix of warming spices and my go-to tea for unwinding while I work at my desk. Truly the best stress-reliever for busy days.

I’ve been ordering loose leaf tea from Tealyra in Châteauguay for a while, and this oolong really showed its quality. I brewed it quite strong—two teaspoons in 1.2 liters of water—and even after just five minutes, the flavor was already distinct. The leaves expanded significantly, and when I added another 600 mL later, the brew deepened nicely. It gave me a wonderful balance of calm and energy that carried me through my work shift perfectly. While I usually prefer bolder, more complex profiles, this variety offered a clean, pleasant taste that I genuinely appreciated.

I was really struck by how delicate, pleasant, and sweet the flavor is. It has easily become my daily go-to tea, which says a lot given the huge variety available at Tealyra.

The mix of citrus, spice, and sweetness in this blend is spot on. I have tried several other Tealyra options featuring crystallized ginger, and they have all been excellent.

As one of Canada’s top online tea retailers, Tealyra in Châteauguay really knows how to curate a great selection. The Ruby 18 tea here is absolutely exceptional, boasting a sweet and inviting aroma. It’s easily my favorite blend, and I’ll definitely be a regular customer as long as you keep it in stock.

Tealyra has another winner with this cherry blend. The tartness hits the sweet spot without being overpowering, making it an easy choice for my daily fruit tea rotation.

I’m torn because this tea from Tealyra really does work well, but the flavor profile is just too much for me. It has a distinct taste and aroma that reminds me of pencil shavings, and I can’t quite get past it. It definitely helps, but the weird taste keeps me from loving it.

I’m genuinely impressed with this tea. It beats out every other matcha mix I’ve tested. I’ve started drinking it cold after lunch as a refreshing alternative to my usual coffee, and it works perfectly as a gentle afternoon pick-me-up.

I recently switched to Tealyra for my evening routine, and it’s been a perfect addition to my nights. The moment I start sipping, I feel my stress melt away and a deep sense of relaxation wash over me. It’s easily my new favorite loose leaf tea for winding down.

I might not have been blown away right off the bat, but Tealyra in Châteauguay quickly became a daily habit. I’ve just ordered a huge stash because running out is simply unthinkable.

I’ve found my go-to brewer at Tealyra. This pot is perfect for me since I tend to enjoy tea throughout the day. It’s built to last and features a wide spout that pours smoothly without any drips. Really happy with this purchase!

I’m a regular buyer at Tealyra in Châteauguay, usually enjoying their peach oolong, but this lychee green tea was a total letdown. I followed the brewing instructions precisely and even experimented with different water temperatures and leaf-to-water ratios, yet the result was consistently bland. There is absolutely no discernible flavor profile—no bitterness, no sweetness, and notably, no hint of lychee. The tea also lacks the characteristic jasmine aroma you’d expect from the visible buds, making it hard to believe they were actually infused into the leaves. As someone who primarily drinks pure white and green teas, I can distinguish between tea that is merely subtle and tea that is truly tasteless. People who aren’t accustomed to unflavored teas often misinterpret that subtlety, but this tea had none of it. It’s clear that inferior base leaves were used here. For anyone wanting a lychee kick, you’re better off buying their plain green tea and adding your own syrup or extract.

I’ve been enjoying this tea style for more than 15 years across America, Asia, and Europe. Tealyra has been my go-to for over five years now. Following their brewing instructions precisely—weighing the leaves, measuring the water volume, and dialing in the exact temperature—I found this batch to be significantly less flavorful compared to the Chinese pu-erhs I’ve bought from them in the past.

Having a wonderful time exploring the extensive tea collection at Tealyra here in Châteauguay. My only question is whether the strawberry or raspberry flavor was intended—the labeling seems a bit mixed up—but overall I’m still happily enjoying my loose leaf teas. Five stars!

Tealyra’s wide selection is hard to beat, especially when you find a variety that’s so mild and fruity. I actually wish I had grabbed the larger bag! It’s become my perfect evening sip, calming and smooth enough for right before bed.

If Walter White invented tea, he would have created this blend. Tealyra’s selection in Châteauguay is outstanding, offering a rich variety of ingredients that come together to make a pure, flavorful tea without needing any extra additives.

Tealyra’s Honeybush tea is absolutely delightful on its own, even if my experience with their rooibus was a bit underwhelming. I’ve found the perfect blend for those moments when I want a light, naturally sweet black tea without the caffeine kick or added sugar: mixing equal parts of Honeybush Pure and Decaf Orange Pekoe Ceylon (about 1 tsp of each per 400 mL). The result is simply wonderful.

I really enjoyed this blend from Tealyra. It’s a wonderful mix of herbs that support the excretory system, balancing the natural bitterness of antioxidants with a refreshing minty finish. It definitely tastes healthy without sacrificing flavor. This is my go-to afternoon or early evening drink when I need something caffeine-free. The diuretic effect works perfectly for me after a heavy meal, making it an ideal, soothing sipper.

If you’re a coconut fan like me, you have to try the matcha from Tealyra. I’m absolutely hooked! The coconut taste is spot-on—present but not overwhelming—and the cane sugar keeps it smooth without any bitterness. It’s become my daily go-to, easily ranking as my favorite flavored matcha. Great selection over at tealyra.com!

Tealyra’s matcha has a pleasant flavor, but the texture is a bit tricky since it doesn't dissolve completely and often requires straining. It’s decent, but the effort to prepare it makes me unlikely to order it again.

I’m really impressed with this white tea from Tealyra. It offers a distinct herbaceous profile that sets it apart from typical green teas, while still maintaining a light floral note. The flavor is fresh and surprisingly robust for a Silver Needle variety. If you enjoy white or green teas, I highly recommend giving this one a try—it’s a fantastic addition to their extensive tea selection.

I’m really enjoying this blend from Tealyra. The chocolate notes in the aroma are lovely, and it has a rich flavor. I’ve been alternating between this one and their Doke Black Fusion, which is also fantastic. Definitely a favorite choice for tea lovers.

Every cup from Tealyra feels like a comforting embrace. Their vast collection of loose leaf teas in Châteauguay truly lives up to the hype, offering a warm and soothing experience that has easily become my top choice.

I might have been a little hasty with my initial thoughts on the Too Much of a good thing blend. After taking the time to really dial it in, I’ve come to appreciate it much more. It’s a solid choice from Tealyra’s extensive range of loose leaf teas.

Tealyra exceeded my expectations in Châteauguay. The tea quality is truly amazing, and I’m pleasantly surprised by the experience.

I’ve been a fan of Dan Cong oolong for years, so it was great to find this variety at Tealyra. The brew has a strong character with a distinct orchid aroma and a traditional medium-dark roast profile. It’s excellent to see them expanding their selection in this category—I hope they add more teas like this in the future.

I’m absolutely loving this fruity blend from Tealyra—it’s easily my go-to pick. I do enjoy their spiced white pear, but the flavor profile of this one, with its bold hints of cinnamon, really stands out. It consistently brings a smile to my face.

Loved the Chinese green tea from Tealyra. I brewed it at 75°C to get the best flavor on a hot day. It’s a solid 8.5 out of 10.

I keep coming back to this blend because it’s always a hit. It works perfectly as an iced tea and has become a go-to gift for friends who can’t get enough of it.

I really enjoyed this tea! The addition of blue cornflower and gold safflower gives it a beautiful, vibrant look. Tealyra’s wide selection is great, and this blend definitely delivers on both flavor and presentation.

I bought ten sample packs from Tealyra and only this one was a genuine miss. While the brand’s loose leaf range is impressive, this particular blend reminded me more of Yankee Potpourri than actual tea. The spice notes felt overpowering and awkward, making it taste like a scented candle rather than a beverage, whether served hot or iced. It was so unpalatable that I’m skipping their spiced apple variety now, too. Most of the other teas were decent, though I probably won’t reorder a few, but this one was easily the worst.

Great honeybush tea from Tealyra. It’s not quite the absolute best I’ve ever tasted, but considering how hard it is to find high-quality loose leaf tea here in the UK, this is a very strong runner-up.

Tealyra’s rose petal blend misses the mark for me. I was hoping for a fragrant, floral experience, but it tastes more herbal and lacks that classic rose flavor I’d expect in a tea ingredient.

I keep coming back to Tealyra for my rooibos. They offer an incredible selection of loose leaf teas, and this one stands out for its rich aroma and taste. It’s also a great deal for the quality you get.

Tealyra’s loose leaf tea selection is impressive. This blend offers a delicate, sweet flavor that is quite pleasant. It is also low in caffeine, making it perfect to enjoy right before bed without affecting my sleep.

Tealyra’s description of “Amber Carmelized honey stone fruit” sounded so promising, but I just couldn’t replicate the flavor profiles I’ve seen in other reviews over the years. I did catch a subtle note of amber honey, but pushing the brew stronger only made it surprisingly bitter, no matter how I adjusted the steep time or temperature for an oolong. Honestly, it didn’t taste like a proper oolong to me. I suppose if you’re expecting a black tea base with a hint of brandy—since that’s in the name—then they hit the mark. I just can’t quite see what makes this blend worth it.

Disappointed with this particular purchase from Tealyra. I’ve ordered from you many times before and was always happy, but this bag was completely tasteless. It’s strange because usually your quality is consistent, but this time I got nothing from the brew.

Five stars for Tealyra! I love shopping here for loose leaf teas. The only small confusion was seeing a green variety listed under the black tea category, but the quality is undeniable.

Absolutely loved this Liu Bao from Tealyra! Even when I over-steeped it, it didn’t turn bitter at all. The quality is impressive.

Ever since I returned from China, I’ve been on a mission to find the perfect Oolong. I tested several blends from Tealyra, and this one truly stands out. It is absolutely delicious—so good that I’m reluctant to drink it on a regular day and prefer to save it for a special treat. The flavor lingers in my mind for hours after that first sip.

Tried this tea from Tealyra in Châteauguay, but I found it a bit too bitter, even on the second infusion. I actually prefer their Golden Monkey tea much more.

I bought some white tea from Tealyra in Châteauguay and it really lived up to the description. You can clearly taste the blueberry notes, which is exactly what I wanted. I would give it a solid 4 out of 5 stars.

This is easily my third purchase from Tealyra, and I’m thoroughly impressed by the variety. The wide selection of loose leaf teas they offer makes it hard to pick just one, but this latest order is definitely a new favorite.

Tealyra’s selection makes it easy to find quality loose leaf tea, and this option is a solid daily driver for me. While the Da Hong Pao I imported from China still holds the crown for taste, this blend has firmly replaced it as my go-to morning coffee shop alternative at work. I pack 5 grams into a large ceramic travel mug to brew gong fu style, squeezing out about ten infusions. That yields enough flavorful tea for two 460ml mugs, making it a cost-effective and convenient choice for the office.

The flavor profile is a bit off for my taste. I detected a subtle fishy note that, while not overpowering, was distinct enough to be distracting. As someone just getting into Pu'er tea, I’ve tried two other varieties: one had a much stronger fishy characteristic, and another gifted to me by a friend from China was completely clean with no such aftertaste. Overall, it’s an okay experience, but the taste didn't quite hit the mark.

First time trying yellow tea from Tealyra, and it was a lovely surprise. The flavor is incredibly smooth—think of a mellow green tea with a subtle sweet finish. Definitely recommend giving their loose leaf selection a shot.

I’ve tried Imperial Pearls before and found them disappointing for the jasmine profile, especially when comparing the aroma strength. While this Tealyra loose leaf tea is still enjoyable and not something I’d actively avoid, the scent isn’t as intense as I’d like. Because of that, I probably won’t be ordering it again from their wide selection.

I was immediately struck by the beautiful floral notes in this Tie Guan Yin, and since it’s the first one I’ve ever tried, I was pleasantly surprised. I loved it so much that I ordered a second bag just a week later.

Tealyra delivers an excellent black tea that strikes a perfect balance. Its smooth, mellow character really lets the complex flavors shine through, making it a standout addition to their vast selection.

Tealyra in Châteauguay really knows how to brew a perfect cup. I’m blown away by the rich flavor and vibrant color of this loose leaf blend. It’s easily one of the best teas I’ve tried from their wide selection.

I was really disappointed with the flavor at Tealyra. The tea had a strong, unpleasant fishy taste. I only managed to get through a couple of sips during the first two infusions before pouring the rest out. Not worth the effort.

Tealyra really nailed the ginger blend! It’s quickly become my new favorite pick to enjoy after dinner. The ginger has the perfect amount of kick, leaving a warm, spicy, and delicious sensation.

Hands down the best naturally decaffeinated Earl Grey I’ve ever tried. My husband and I are absolutely obsessed with it!

The brew has a delicate scent of hay and honey, with a lovely golden-orange hue. The flavor truly develops after the second steep, revealing a distinct berry note. A solid choice for tea lovers.

Tealyra in Châteauguay really knows how to craft unique blends. This specific mix of eucalyptus, fennel, cinnamon, and clove is absolutely top-notch. It’s hands down the best option they offer!

The flavor has a distinct intense, bitter-sweet chocolatey note. While that profile is sure to be a hit for some, I personally prefer a smoother, sweeter alternative like Liu Bao dark tea.

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The packaging looks great, even better than in the photos. However, the loose leaf tea I received was far too bitter for my taste.

Tealyra in Châteauguay really delivered! I was amazed by the rich, earthy flavor with a lovely sweetness that balances out the bitterness. Definitely 5 stars.

I picked this from Tealyra’s extensive library mostly because of the taste, but I’m surprised by the health benefits. It’s been great for reducing inflammation and bloating. After just a day of drinking it, I definitely feel more refreshed.

I absolutely love this blend from Tealyra. It has a wonderful depth, balancing a pleasant bitterness with a subtle sweetness. You can really taste the quality in this loose leaf selection from their store in Châteauguay. Highly recommended for tea lovers!

I really wanted to love Tealyra, but the experience was a bit disappointing. I ordered ten items, and unfortunately, a few of them arrived crushed.

Great Jasmine tea from Tealyra! I keep a stash of this loose leaf tea for those hot Châteauguay summer days. It is the perfect occasional treat.

I never thought I was a fan of green tea, but Tealyra’s selection in Châteauguay changed my mind. This variety is genuinely delicious and I’ll definitely be ordering it again. It has a naturally sweet taste without any added sugar, much like the high-quality blends served at nice restaurants.

My husband and I gave this product a one-star rating. While we’ve enjoyed other herbal blends from Tealyra in the past, this particular tea missed the mark for us. We found both the aroma and the flavor to be overly medicinal.

Tealyra really delivers with this one. It is hands down one of the finest black teas I have ever tasted. While I wouldn't call it whisky-flavored, it boasts a deep, rich, and full-bodied character that has quickly cemented its place among my absolute favorites.

The natural aroma of this loose leaf tea from Tealyra is absolutely intoxicating, which was a real surprise. I can genuinely taste the authentic flavor without any artificial aftertaste, even though the scent is so potent it almost tricks you.

I am thoroughly impressed by Tealyra’s selection. This loose leaf tea has a wonderful sweet and fresh flavor, striking a perfect balance between green and yellow tea notes. The quality is outstanding, making the price very reasonable, especially for such fresh, current-year harvests. Highly recommend for anyone looking for premium tea in Châteauguay.

I’ve made this tea a daily staple at my home in Châteauguay, brewing it with two steeps using a tablespoon in 300 grams of water. The umami notes are incredibly distinct, rivaling the quality of a premium gyokuro. Tealyra really delivers on their promise of top-tier loose leaf options.

I tried one last time to find a Tie Guan Yin I could enjoy, but Tealyra’s version didn’t quite hit the mark for me. It’s definitely not my cup of tea. While having some stalks in the blend isn’t necessarily a flaw, a large portion of the weight was just stems, which felt like poor value. To my palate, the flavor came across as a bit artificial and overly astringent, lacking the complexity I look for. If that profile suits your taste, you might love it, but it wasn’t the right fit for me.

If you are browsing Tealyra’s extensive catalog of loose leaf teas in Châteauguay, this Jade Oolong is a standout for value. It truly captures that signature high-mountain character with beautiful floral notes and a sweet, candy-like aroma, though I did notice a slight drop in fragrance intensity in the most recent batches. While premium Ali Shan and Mei Shan options are available on their site, I found this specific blend to be far superior and a much better buy. You can certainly spend more on other high mountain Oolongs, but you won’t find a better combination of quality and price anywhere.

I’m really enjoying my loose leaf tea from Tealyra. It has a great balance of flavor without being too heavy. Even if I leave it steeping in the pot for a while, it stays smooth and doesn't turn bitter. That durability makes it perfect for my routine. I’m already planning to reorder more from their wide selection.

Tealyra in Châteauguay really nailed this one. You can tell it’s real tea because of the gorgeous blue cornflower and the coconut chunks. It looks stunning and smells amazing. The flavor is just as good as it looks.

I’m absolutely in love with this decaf blend from Tealyra. The spices complement the tea beautifully, creating an amazing aroma and flavor. It’s definitely my new favorite cup!

Tealyra really knows how to create a memorable experience. This blend was an absolute delight, with an incredible burst of aroma and flavor. The harmony between the crème caramel, maple sweetness, and spices is spot on. The Pu'er base provides just enough depth without overpowering the mix, making it perfect enjoyed black. A truly luxurious treat for any tea lover!

I found this selection from Tealyra to be incredibly versatile—great hot or chilled. The fruity notes really stood out to me, making it a definite must-try for anyone looking for quality loose leaf options. Highly recommended!

Tealyra’s Châteauguay selection truly nailed the festive vibe with this blend. The aroma brings to mind cozy Christmas memories, while the flavor is perfectly balanced between spicy and sweet. I was hesitant at first since I usually stick to black tea chai, but this green tea option completely won me over. It’s an absolute joy to drink.

The flavor profile is a delightful mix of fruity notes and sweetness, balanced by a crisp, tart finish. The cinnamon aroma is warm and spicy, making it a standout choice. Five stars for this excellent selection of loose leaf tea from Tealyra in Châteauguay.

I ordered from Tealyra in Châteauguay expecting a bit more ginger kick, but the rose-hip's tartness ended up dominating the blend. It’s an okay experience, but the flavor balance wasn't quite what I was hoping for.

Absolutely obsessed with this mug from Tealyra. The double-walled construction is genius—keeps your tea hot while the exterior stays cool to the grip. The built-in infuser is a game-changer, brewing perfectly without any stray tea leaves escaping. I also appreciate how the lid doubles as a stand for the filter once steeping is done. It’s such a thoughtful design that I’m definitely stocking up on more, especially since they make wonderful gifts too.

This infuser is a total game-changer for my loose leaf tea routine. I use it with my favorite mugs and it fits perfectly, making brewing so much simpler. If you enjoy high-quality teas like those from Tealyra, this little tool is exactly what you need. Highly recommended!

Tealyra has become my go-to for loose leaf tea, especially here in Châteauguay. Their collection is massive, and I can honestly say I’ve never been disappointed. This particular blend is absolutely delicious—smooth, comforting, and the kind of flavor that makes you want to keep brewing it. Highly recommend checking them out!

Even though the aroma was subtle, this blend from Tealyra really hit the spot with its refreshing taste and that distinct apple flavor. I’m planning to stick to the recommended routine of two cups daily, one after lunch and one after dinner. Hoping to see some great results from Châteauguay’s finest selection!

I’m absolutely loving the Caramel Chai from Tealyra! The aroma is divine, and the flavor is wonderfully sweet and creamy without being heavy. It’s become my go-to comforting treat in Châteauguay. Best of all, it’s a guilt-free indulgence since it’s completely calorie-free. Highly recommend!