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Yerba mate in single sachets that mix straight into cold water — no kettle, no steeping. Raspberry lemonade flavour, 30 servings.
MATAYE’s cold-mixed functional drink powder, made with yerba mate and plant-based ingredients. Each sachet mixes straight into cold water — just stir or shake and serve over ice.
Yerba mate, chicory inulin, apple fibre, citrus pectin, pea fibre, natural flavours, vitamin D3, magnesium glycinate, ashwagandha and lion’s mane (fruiting body).
Contains caffeine from yerba mate. 2g of sugar per serving.
Empty one sachet into 200–250ml of cold water. Stir, froth or shake, add ice if you like, and enjoy.
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Yerba mate in single sachets that mix straight into cold water — raspberry lemonade flavour.
Per sachet. Contains caffeine from yerba mate. A food and beverage product, not a medical product.
One sachet, cold water, a quick shake. Keep a few in your bag and it's ready wherever your day goes.
Made for:
Yerba mate, chicory inulin, apple fibre, citrus pectin, pea fibre, natural flavours, vitamin D3, magnesium glycinate, ashwagandha and lion's mane (fruiting body).
Enjoy it on its own over ice, or as a base for everyday drinks.
A cold-mix drink powder made with yerba mate and plant-based ingredients, in individual sachets — no kettle, brewing or steeping.
Mix one sachet with 200–250ml of cold water, stir or shake, and serve over ice.
Yes — caffeine naturally occurring from yerba mate. As with all caffeinated drinks, individual sensitivity may vary.
No. Super Yerba Mate is a food and beverage product. It isn’t intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Enjoy it as part of a varied, balanced diet.
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