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I've been wondering for years no why nobody offers sweetener-free pops. I just want something bubbly with a hint of flavor, but without the sweetness: like lemo
by noam87 11y ago
I've been wondering for years no why nobody offers sweetener-free pops. I just want something bubbly with a hint of flavor, but without the sweetness: like lemon-flavored club soda for example.
I have a hard time believing there's no market for this.
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- nvarsj 11y agoLike LaCroix? http://www.lacroixwater.com/flavors/ http://www.lacroixwater.com/flavors/ They sold it all over the place in Chicago when I lived there.
- cmurphycode 11y agoseltzer water (i like Polar) is this. It's an enormous market in the US.
- debacle 11y agoThere is? I can go to the store and get about twelve different flavors of seltzer water.
- Domenic_S 11y agoThat stuff is everywhere (in grocery stores) in the US. My local safeway carries several "flavors" (which are more like an essence or hint of flavor): raspberry, lemon, etc.
- Lawtonfogle 11y agoI always find it in stores, just in the water section instead of the soda section. That said, I never see it in gas stations and the like.
- clock_tower 11y agoIf you're in a rich area in the US, look for Spindrift soda -- the brand started out in Boston, but has spread to other upper-class milieus since then. There's also La Croix, as mentioned by another poster here -- it's artificially flavored, I think, but still pretty good and definitely low on sugar. (Spindrifts are made with fruit and soda water; they're not low-sugar or sugar-free, but they haven't been sweetened out the wazoo like Coca-Cola.)
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