poppi Prebiotic Soda
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PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
- Available in 13 different flavors
- Features apple cider vinegar, fruit juice, and inulin prebiotics
- As seen on Shark Tank
Pros & Cons
What We Like...
- Shelf-stable and does not need to be refrigerated (though it’s recommended to serve chilled)
- Variety packs available
- Non-GMO Project Verified and Kosher certified
- More affordable than other prebiotic sodas
- Available in stores like Target, Publix, and Costco
- Vegan and gluten-free (though not certified for either)
What Needs Improvement...
- Only available in 12-packs
- In-store availability may vary by region
- Uses stevia, which some people may be sensitive to
- More expensive than traditional soda
- Mixed reviews on taste
Specs
| Prebiotic(s) | Agave inulin |
|---|---|
| Price per can | $2.49 |
| Flavor(s) | Orange cream\, Lemon Lime\, Strawberry Lemon\, orange\, Doc Pop\, Ginger Lime\, Raspberry Rose\, Grape\, Cherry Limeade\, Wild Berry\, Watermelon\, Classic Cola\, and Root Beer |
| Serving size | 12 fl oz can |
| Sugar per can | 5 g of sugar or less (varies by flavor) |
| Calories per can | 25 or less (varies by flavor) |
Summary
Poppi is billed as a healthier alternative to traditional sodas. Each soda contains fruit juice, prebiotics, and apple cider vinegar. It is more expensive than traditional soda and has very mixed reviews on taste. Some customers found it to be a good replacement for soda, while others found it undrinkable and didn’t finish the 12-pack they purchased.
