Sugar-free stick for a 16.9 fl oz bottle
Flavor Aid Singles To Go
Sugar-free aguas frescas in a stick. Tear one open, pour it into a 16.9 fl oz bottle of water and shake. Four flavors, 5 calories a stick, nothing to measure.
- Sugar free
- Sodium free
- Low calorie
- Gluten free

All 3 Flavor Aid Singles To Go
The Singles To Go boxes
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Singles To Go
Flavor Aid Singles To Go Aguas Frescas Variety Pack
50 sticks · four flavors · sugar free
$9.9820¢ a stick
4.6 out of 5 (2,610 ratings)
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Singles To Go
Flavor Aid Singles To Go Cucumber Limeaid
96 sticks · one flavor · sugar free
$19.9721¢ a stick
4.7 out of 5 (208 ratings)
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Singles To Go
Flavor Aid Singles To Go Aguas Frescas Variety Pack, 2 Boxes
100 sticks · four flavors · sugar free
$19.9920¢ a stick
4.4 out of 5 (45 ratings)
Best for
Which Singles To Go box for what
For tasting all four flavors first
Flavor Aid Singles To Go Aguas Frescas Variety Pack
The variety box splits 50 sticks across four flavors for $9.98.
For the flavor you already drink
Flavor Aid Singles To Go Cucumber Limeaid
96 sticks of Cucumber Limeaid alone, at 21¢ a bottle.
For home and for work
Flavor Aid Singles To Go Aguas Frescas Variety Pack, 2 Boxes
Two variety boxes, 100 sticks, for $19.99.
On the label
A bottle in three moves
1
Sip
Sip from a full bottle of water to make room for the powder.
2
Pour
Pour one stick into a 16.9 fl oz bottle or a large glass of water. A 20 fl oz bottle gives a milder drink.
3
Shake
Shake the bottle or stir well until the powder dissolves.
Sip from a full bottle of water to make room for powder. Pour one stick into a 16.9 fl. oz. bottle of water or a large glass of water (use 20 fl. oz. bottle of water for milder flavor). Shake bottle or mix well until powder dissolves.
From buyers
What buyers say about Singles To Go
5 out of 5
Great selection and strong flavors
Every flavor in this box is not only tasty, but they have a strong flavor. I often use singles like these with either flavored seltzers or to add to iced tea, and with some brands the flavor gets too diluted or lost. These make a strong drink on their own, and the flavor stands up to using them in combination with other liquids. I also like to switch up what I'm drinking, so I like the versatility of the singles so I can make a 32 oz pitcher, rather than a full 2 qt one, and change things up frequently. They dissolve quickly, but you will need to stir/shake vigorously. I also appreciate that there were no clumps, and that the powder poured easily without leaving a lot of the mix behind. Good value for a box of 50 (most are only 40 at this price), and I liked all of the flavors. The cucumber limeade was balanced without being too tart, Jamaica was a refreshing hibiscus inspired drink, and the mango and strawberry watermelon were exactly what they say they are. Will definitely get more when these run out.
5 out of 5
Same Great Flavor Everytime!
These powered drink mix packets have been my daily go to drink for the past year, I never get tired of the flavor. They mix very well with just a couple shakes in a normal 16 oz water bottle, very refreshing and my go to drink whenever I just don't want to drink plain water.
3 out of 5
Artificial sweeteners
I love the taste, but the sweetener changed from stevia to the standard sweeteners in soda. Artificial sweeteners irritate my brother. So because of that, I will not be able to order them again.
Type against type
Singles To Go against sweetened fruit punch
The same 8 fl oz of drink, three ways. The two sweetened drinks are USDA records: a powder mixed with water and a canned fruit punch.
| Flavor Aid Singles To Go | Sweetened fruit punch powder, mixed with water | Canned fruit punch, ready to drink | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What you add | 16.9 fl oz of water | Water | Nothing |
| Sugar in an 8 fl oz glass | 0 g | 24 g | 28 g |
| Calories in an 8 fl oz glass | About 2, from 5 in a stick | 97 | 119 |
| Where the sweetness comes from | Aspartame and acesulfame potassium, in the stick | Sugars already in the powder | Sugars already in the can |
| Figures from | Box nutrition panel | USDA FoodData Central, record 175115 | USDA FoodData Central, record 171914 |
| Better choice when | You drink one bottle at a time and want no sugar and nothing to measure. | You want sugar in the drink and one scoop to measure, with no second ingredient. | 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.
Singles To Go: what people ask
What sweetener is in Flavor Aid Singles To Go?
Flavor Aid Singles To Go sticks list 2 sweeteners: aspartame and acesulfame potassium. The box carries the notice that phenylketonurics should know it contains phenylalanine.
Can you use half a Flavor Aid Singles To Go stick?
Yes. One Flavor Aid Singles To Go stick is sized for 16.9 fl oz, and the box itself points to a 20 fl oz bottle for a milder drink. Buyers who find it sweet pour half a stick.