Tea Zone 11 lbs Fructose - Bottle

Same kind of syrup every bubble tea place uses, and is great if you're trying to make Tim Hortons sweet tea. For the latter, I recommend 1/4 cup of syrup with every 1 1/2 cup of tea, with lots of ice. Seems to be the most consistent ratio. Then again, some TH do it differently based off the individual making it. My method is based off the measuring lines on the cups TH uses, calorie specifications, and former employee's online giving their experiences.

This is a good sweetener I use in my boba shop

Just ok

I tested the Tea Zone 11 lbs Fructose bottle while trying out different drink recipes, and the results were generally positive. The fructose is very sweet, so a little goes a long way, and it blends smoothly into both teas and smoothies. It’s definitely effective for commercial or frequent home use. That said, the packaging isn’t the most user-friendly. Without a pump, it’s hard to control the amount poured, which can lead to waste or sticky spills. Also, storing such a large bottle can be a challenge if you’re working with limited space. Overall, it’s a practical choice for those who make drinks regularly, but it’s not the most convenient for occasional users or small setups.

I bought this fructose because I was having difficulty finding it elsewhere. Turns out it is not pure fructose. Fructose is crystalline, this is a syrup. Reading the ingredients shows it is not pure fructose. While I could enlarge the photo and read the ingredient list, I didn't and it is not anywhere else in the description. It contains glucose, water and saccharine(?). Glucose has a much higher glycemic index than fructose and is not usable for diabetics and hypoclycemics. I cannot use this at all. I think the listing is deceptive.

We weren't sure about the product but we gave it a tried. We follow the instruction and it turn our wonderful. The taste was as good at the Boba tea stores. Our family love it.

Perfect product for my coffee, thanks

It’s awesome stuff! We ABSOLUTELY LOVE it