I was really skeptical before I purchased this. I had been familiar with sugared Tang and really did not use it. I just did not care for what I perceived as a "candy" taste. This Zero Sugar Tang was a big surprise. When I received it, I put a packet into a 16.9 OZ bottle of ice cold water, capped it and shook it thoroughly. Then I poured it into a glass near my breakfast plate. It had the color of fresh squeezed orange juice. I believe that the taste has really evolved and even noted a hint of orange peel. In my opinion this is the best powdered orange drink yet. I have just ordered another eight boxes.

First I was really mad years ago when the company that bought out the Tang label stopped making sugar-free version. I was hesitant to try this but now glad that I did. Old version came in a cup which made two quarts, this one is in individual packets, one pack to one 16.9oz water bottle, shake and drink. Flavor is good, for me to make it taste great I reduce the water to about 15oz. Reason for a 3 on the presentation is the fact the each box contains 6 "tubes" of the powder, the box is so big it will hold 12, I tried it! Just seems like a waste of space to me. Bottom line is if you like Tang and don't want the sugar, Buy it!

It's not quite like the real tang...the sugar kind, but it has enough resemblance to almost fool you. It's pretty good. You know how real tang is a bit chalky? This is too. If you really like the real tang you might like this too. If you prefer the clear crystal light flavors that now exist, this might not be for you. I had the nostalgia for tang but the need for sugar free and this met both criteria. Wish they sold it in the store.

This tastes nothing like Tang to me. However the Tang powder in the large canisters do. I was expecting the Tang on the Go to taste the same... Smh... I won't be purchasing this particular product again.

This drink is a more realistic citrus drink than anything else I’ve tried. It’s improved greatly by adding a packet of True Orange, which makes it a wonderfully passable substitute for orange juice if you’re on a restricted carbs plan. One packet if you like it smooth, two if you like it really bright. A real treat when fruit is very limited.<br /><br />My only negative is that it comes in unrecyclable individual metalized plastic packets which are so wasteful. They used to make this in bulk containers but it doesn’t seem to exist anymore. The liquid Sugar Free Tang in the little squirt bottles is horrible, and I don’t know how they can call it Tang at all. It’s identical to any other artificial orange punch such as Kool-Aid or Wyler’s. So, I’m stuck with the packets for now.

This is a good flavor. I like the orange one and wanted to try something different, I am glad I got this. There is nothing natural about this, it's just as artificial as orange Tang, it's simply different from it. Don't expect to taste pineapples. It's more like a simulation of pineapples, like orange Tang is a simulation of oranges.