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SEEQ blends juicy raspberry and black tea for a limited-time flavor of its Clear Protein

Raspberry Iced Tea Seeq Clear Protein

SEEQ is leaning into one of summer’s most familiar refreshments for its latest flavor, introducing Raspberry Iced Tea for its signature Clear Protein Powder. The seasonal recipe combines sweet, juicy raspberry with the crisp finish of freshly brewed black tea, creating something that sounds more like an afternoon iced tea than a protein shake. The unfortunate part about the extension is that if you do like it, get it while you can, as it is a limited edition launch.

Unlike traditional protein powders that aim for thick, milkshake-style flavors, SEEQ has built its reputation around a light, refreshing, juice-like experience that is easy to sip any time of day. Raspberry Iced Tea keeps that approach alive and well with 22g of quality protein from whey isolate, no sugar, naturally sweetened, and no artificial dyes. The temporary taste is available now through SEEQ’s online store at its usual direct price of $54 for a 22-serving tub.