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For years I've put one quarter of a teaspoon of any flavor Crystal Light into 8 oz of water and shook it up instead of making a whole batch as required on the instructions. Now I see in the grocery stores Crystal Light has come out with single serve packets at 10 packets for about $4! I can't believe that! Make your own! For $4, I get a lot more out of my canister then 10 single servings. I wish I'd been the one that marketed this instead of that company. :)
Melissa W. Charlotte, NC
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RE: Your Own Single Serve Crystal Light
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Post By Marty (Guest Post)
(07/27/2006)
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A variety pack is a GREAT idea! Have you submitted the suggestion to Kraft?
RE: Your Own Single Serve Crystal Light
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Post By Marty (Guest Post)
(07/27/2006)
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A variety pack is a GREAT idea! Have you submitted the suggestion to Kraft?
RE: Your Own Single Serve Crystal Light
whoever finally decied to cash in on the single serving was genius & probably got a huge raise!
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Post By Donna (Guest Post)
(08/05/2005)
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Let me tell you, if you haven't tried the Walmart brand - DO IT. It is just as good as Crystal Light and will save you a TON.
RE: Your Own Single Serve Crystal Light
Me, too, Melissa! Something that I've been after the makers of Crystal Light to do is make a variety pack of the flavors. Where we don't have to buy a full canister to try a new flavor, only to find out that we wish we hadn't. Maybe if enough of us write them about this, they'll do it!
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