Unsweetened stick for a 2-quart pitcher
Flavor Aid Pitcher Packs
Unsweetened drink mix in a stick. One stick flavors a 2-quart pitcher, a carton holds 6, and each case here holds 12 cartons. You bring the cold water and the sugar.
- Just add sugar
- Each packet makes 2 quarts
- 6 pitcher packs a carton
All 3 Flavor Aid Pitcher Packs
The Pitcher Packs cases
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Pitcher Packs
Flavor Aid Grape Pitcher Packs
72 sticks · makes 144 quarts
$17.9825¢ a stick · 12.5¢ a quart
4.5 out of 5 (38 ratings)
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Pitcher Packs
Flavor Aid Tropical Punch Pitcher Packs
72 sticks · makes 144 quarts
$17.9825¢ a stick · 12.5¢ a quart
4.1 out of 5 (30 ratings)
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Pitcher Packs
Flavor Aid Cherry Pitcher Packs
72 sticks · makes 144 quarts
$17.9825¢ a stick · 12.5¢ a quart
4.4 out of 5 (29 ratings)
Best for
Which Pitcher Packs flavor for what
For the flavor buyers rate highest
Flavor Aid Grape Pitcher Packs
Grape leads the three at 4.5 out of 5 from 38 buyers.
For a team cooler or a punch bowl
Flavor Aid Tropical Punch Pitcher Packs
One case of Tropical Punch makes 144 quarts, enough to fill a 5-gallon cooler seven times.
For the classic red pitcher
Flavor Aid Cherry Pitcher Packs
Cherry mixes up red from a single color, Red 40, at 12.5¢ of mix a quart.
On the label
A pitcher in three moves
1
Empty
Empty the contents of one stick into a plastic or glass pitcher.
2
Add
Add 2 quarts (8 cups) of cold water and 3/4 to 1 cup of sugar, sweetened to taste.
3
Stir
Stir to dissolve, then serve over ice.
Empty contents of 1 Unsweetened Flavor Aid Stick to a plastic or glass pitcher container. Add 2 quarts (8 cups) cold water. 3/4 or 1 cup sugar (sweeten to taste). Stir to dissolve and serve over ice.
From buyers
What buyers say about Pitcher Packs
5 out of 5
I like being able to control the sweetness
I have enjoyed this drink mix. I have been using 5 teaspoons sugar for 2 quarts. Thats suits my pallet, its not as sweet as artificial sweetener.
5 out of 5
Great taste and price.
Great price and individual packets. I like it unsweetened because then I can make I add the amount of sweetener that I like. Great grape taste too.
1 out of 5
Less in the pack!
For some reason these packs seem to have less in them because they taste nothing like the store bought version. Very bland and watery tasting..Waist of money
Type against type
Pitcher Packs against a can of fruit punch
The same 8 fl oz glass, three ways. Sugar and calories for the pitcher come from the carton's own range. The canned drink is the USDA record for fruit punch.
| Flavor Aid Pitcher Packs with sugar | Flavor Aid Pitcher Packs with a no-calorie sweetener | Canned fruit punch, ready to drink | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What you add | 2 quarts of water and 3/4 to 1 cup of sugar | 2 quarts of water and your sweetener | Nothing |
| Sugar in an 8 fl oz glass | 19 to 25 g | 0 g | 28 g |
| Calories in an 8 fl oz glass | 73 to 97 | 0 from the mix | 119 |
| Where the sweetness comes from | Sugar you measure | A sweetener you choose | Sugars already in the can |
| Figures from | Carton directions and the USDA record for granulated sugar | Carton nutrition panel | USDA FoodData Central, record 171914 |
| Better choice when | You want real sugar and the say over how much of it goes in. | You want the pitcher without the sugar and already keep a sweetener you like. | Nobody wants to mix anything: you open the can and pour. |
Sources, read 4 October 2026
The figures on sugar, calories and sweeteners are label and agency facts, not medical advice. For a diet question, ask a doctor or a registered dietitian.
Pitcher Packs: what people ask
Is Flavor Aid Pitcher Packs sweetened?
No. Flavor Aid Pitcher Packs are unsweetened: the powder brings 0 calories and 1 g of carbohydrate a serving, and the carton directs you to add 3/4 to 1 cup of sugar.
Can I make Flavor Aid with less sugar or a sugar substitute?
Yes. The Flavor Aid Pitcher Packs carton says to sweeten to taste and names a liquid or granular non-caloric sweetener for a low-calorie drink. At 3/4 cup of sugar a glass carries about 19 g.