Looking for a change
question: How is the taste of the peach rings?, context: Looking for a change from your typical coffees & teas?  Well, let's give Gold Kili's Instant Ginger Lemon Drink to see if it's worth a rank among the staples of hot beverages.This caffeine-free lemon drink comes individually packaged in foil packages, though the name ("Instant Ginger Lemon Drink") is a bit too generic in my opinion.  Still, it's up front about what you're getting.The instructions are simple: Pour contents, add hot water (250 ml), stir, and serve instantly.  Upon first opening the packet, the smell of the mix isn't overly appetizing.  The oddly coloured crumbly mix isn't very appealing either.  Also, after the pour, I realized that the 250 ml it calls for isn't even a full cup.  Maybe that's a good thing (it is).The timing to try this out couldn't have been better.  My sore throat looking for a bit of relief.  Unfortunately, this drink just made things worse.  It was just, for lack of a better word. . . nasty!  The first moment it hit my tongue, I felt my lips pucker and my throat constrict.  Lemon & ginger are both powerful flavours, but they can be used well together.  This is not an example of that.  Instead, it has an overpowering taste of that fake lemon flavouring you'll find in low-quality desserts and drinks.  I even tried adding a bit more hot water to dilute the flavours a bit, but to no avail.Overall, just avoid this toxic concoction.  It's not at all worth it. 
How is the taste of the peach rings?
Looking for a change from your typical coffees & teas?
Looking for a change from your typical coffees & teas?  Well, let's give Gold Kili's Instant Ginger Lemon Drink to see if it's worth a rank among the staples of hot beverages.This caffeine-free lemon drink comes individually packaged in foil packages, though the name ("Instant Ginger Lemon Drink") is a bit too generic in my opinion.  Still, it's up front about what you're getting.The instructions are simple: Pour contents, add hot water (250 ml), stir, and serve instantly.  Upon first opening the packet, the smell of the mix isn't overly appetizing.  The oddly coloured crumbly mix isn't very appealing either.  Also, after the pour, I realized that the 250 ml it calls for isn't even a full cup.  Maybe that's a good thing (it is).The timing to try this out couldn't have been better.  My sore throat looking for a bit of relief.  Unfortunately, this drink just made things worse.  It was just, for lack of a better word. . . nasty!  The first moment it hit my tongue, I felt my lips pucker and my throat constrict.  Lemon & ginger are both powerful flavours, but they can be used well together.  This is not an example of that.  Instead, it has an overpowering taste of that fake lemon flavouring you'll find in low-quality desserts and drinks.  I even tried adding a bit more hot water to dilute the flavours a bit, but to no avail.Overall, just avoid this toxic concoction.  It's not at all worth it. 
<hl> Looking for a change <hl> from your typical coffees & teas?
<hl> Looking for a change <hl> from your typical coffees & teas? Well, let's give Gold Kili's Instant Ginger Lemon Drink to see if it's worth a rank among the staples of hot beverages.This caffeine-free lemon drink comes individually packaged in foil packages, though the name ("Instant Ginger Lemon Drink") is a bit too generic in my opinion. Still, it's up front about what you're getting.The instructions are simple: Pour contents, add hot water (250 ml), stir, and serve instantly. Upon first opening the packet, the smell of the mix isn't overly appetizing. The oddly coloured crumbly mix isn't very appealing either. Also, after the pour, I realized that the 250 ml it calls for isn't even a full cup. Maybe that's a good thing (it is).The timing to try this out couldn't have been better. My sore throat looking for a bit of relief. Unfortunately, this drink just made things worse. It was just, for lack of a better word. . . nasty! The first moment it hit my tongue, I felt my lips pucker and my throat constrict. Lemon & ginger are both powerful flavours, but they can be used well together. This is not an example of that. Instead, it has an overpowering taste of that fake lemon flavouring you'll find in low-quality desserts and drinks. I even tried adding a bit more hot water to dilute the flavours a bit, but to no avail.Overall, just avoid this toxic concoction. It's not at all worth it. 
<hl> Looking for a change from your typical coffees & teas? <hl> Well, let's give Gold Kili's Instant Ginger Lemon Drink to see if it's worth a rank among the staples of hot beverages. This caffeine-free lemon drink comes individually packaged in foil packages, though the name ("Instant Ginger Lemon Drink") is a bit too generic in my opinion. Still, it's up front about what you're getting. The instructions are simple: Pour contents, add hot water (250 ml), stir, and serve instantly. Upon first opening the packet, the smell of the mix isn't overly appetizing. The oddly coloured crumbly mix isn't very appealing either. Also, after the pour, I realized that the 250 ml it calls for isn't even a full cup. Maybe that's a good thing (it is).The timing to try this out couldn't have been better. My sore throat looking for a bit of relief. Unfortunately, this drink just made things worse. It was just, for lack of a better word. . . nasty! The first moment it hit my tongue, I felt my lips pucker and my throat constrict. Lemon & ginger are both powerful flavours, but they can be used well together. This is not an example of that. Instead, it has an overpowering taste of that fake lemon flavouring you'll find in low-quality desserts and drinks. I even tried adding a bit more hot water to dilute the flavours a bit, but to no avail. Overall, just avoid this toxic concoction. It's not at all worth it.