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My Take on the Starbucks Iced Passion Tango Tea

When I was on my low carb/low sugar diet I was leaning on plain iced black tea. That was, until the baby was up all day and night with even the tiniest amount of caffeine. I had to find something caffeine free to drink until baby girl arrived, and the Iced Passion Tango Tea is Starbucks’ premiere caffeine-free iced tea offering.

Starbucks Passion Tango Iced Tea Review
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Starbucks Passion Tango Tea Fast Facts

As mentioned, this tea is 100% caffeine free, also known as herbal tea. Pulling knowledge back from my Teavana employee days, herbal tea is not actually tea at all. Rather, it’s a blend of leaves, fruits, bark, roots, or flowers belonging to edible, non-tea plants.

Starbucks Caffeine Free Iced Tea

Even white tea, the lowest of caffeinated tea still has caffeine in it. So, the only way to get true caffeine-free tea is to have a ‘tea’ with no tea in it at all. True herbal teas are always caffeine free.

Starbucks Caffeine Free Tea

Flavor-wise, it’s very bold all on it’s own. You’re going to get a delicious blend of fruity flavors without any help, but a pump of their liquid cane sugar or a packet of Splenda (I do one per size, starting at one packet in a tall) will really elevate the sweet factor. I think it tastes straight up like delicious juice with nothing more than on Splenda!

How to Order a Starbucks Passion Tango Tea

There’s a bunch of ways you can order this, one of which features the popular Starbucks lemonade. When I was drinking this pre-baby I was still on my gestational diabetes diet, so I ordered a tall as-is and added one Splenda packet.

Starbucks Passion Tango Tea Order

As mentioned though, you can get it as a lemonade, or add a different juice for a flavor variation (apple sounds amazing).

How to Order Passion Tango Tea

This is exactly what my label looks like when I order it in the drive thru. Truly just as-is with a packet of Splenda. I ask for it and add myself but there’s no reason you couldn’t just order it right in there!

Passion Tango Iced Tea Nutrition

Best part of ordering the Passion Tango Tea as-is, is that it’s virtually just delicious fruity water! There’s no calories, no sugars and no carbs.

Starbucks Passion Tango Tea Nutrition

For being so scarce on any real nutritional value, it’s an extremely flavorful drink. Seriously, one packet of Splenda has it tasting like juice yet still, no calories.

Starbucks Rewards Member Pro Tip

Whenever I have a free drink, one of my go-to moves is to order a trenta iced tea and save at least half of it for the next day. Saves me good chunk of change and keeps well if you store it in an airtight bottle (I use a shaker bottle).

Pink Ello Glass Tumbler

Then, over the next few days I enjoy the rest of it over fresh ice and a fresh packet of sweetener. The key is to store without ice or sweetener so it isn’t diluted. This adorable pink Ello tumbler is from Amazon, or you can shop this really cute neutral glass tumbler from Walmart, too.


Have you tried the Passion Tango Tea at Starbucks before? What is your favorite way to order? Share in the comments below!

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