Airforce Nutrisoda is being sold at large supermarkets. Therefore, you may have seen it around. It is a healthy alternative to the typical soda. The Radiant flavor is a lovely combination of blackberry and pomegranate. The ingredients are meant to help your skin stay healthy and youthful. Though, I don’t think it works after one can, but hey you never know.
I did enjoy it. Not too bitter, not too sweet and it does not contain sugar, so that is a plus too. Check out the facts at the Nutrisoda site.
This is not all natural, nor organic because it contains Splenda. It was decent. Sweet and I could definitely taste the peach. With no calories, it’s a healthy, less sweet alternative to the Original Peach.
We love Sweet Leaf Teas overall here at Leafygreen.info and maybe you will too.
I have reviewed the original mate before, but that was from the gourd. This time, I drank it cold and from the bottle. It’s a completely different taste and texture. The mate when it is really cold is very smooth and fruity. The Yerba Mate has all the same benefits of the loose mate, but it’s a bit unhealthier. It contains cane juice for a tad bit extra sweetness.
It’s a great pick-me-up or just a refreshing beverage overall. With antioxidants, caffeine and only 80 calories in each bottle, you can’t go wrong.
Guayaki is taking an even greater eco-friendly approach to their packaging. Read more about it in the future on Leafygreen.info or at Guayaki’s site here.
Sounds like some sort of character from Star Wars, but it’s not, silly Jedi. Zevia contains Stevia also known as sweet leaf. It’s an herb from the rainforest. It’s a natural alternative to sugar and is gaining popularity nationwide. Legally it is not to be used as a food additive, but is approved as a dietary supplement. Companies like Coca-Cola use Stevia in their beverages outside of the USA because of the FDA regulations in America.
Zevia jumped on the bandwagon and use Stevia in their line of healthy, sugar free sodas. Zevia Cola does indeed have the distinct cola flavoring sans the unhealthy artificial ingredients. Zevia’s calorie count is under 5 per serving; thereby Zevia is a satisfactory choice for healthy soda drinkers.
I first read about Zevia from Hungry Girl and she liked it, so maybe you will too. Don’t trust our word; pick up a can for yourself.
Zevia currently has three choices, Cola, Twist (Lemon Lime) and Orange. Come on back for two more reviews. Did I mention Zevia is all gluten free and vegan?
The Soda-Club, as I reviewed previously, is a unique way of making your own soda at home. It’s cheaper, healthier and more eco-friendly.
For this review, I decided to try the Lemon Lime flavor. Unlike the mainstream soda companies, the blend of lemon and lime is much lighter and less citrusy. I enjoyed the soda, it went down smoothly and no bad aftertaste.
Overall, the Lemon Lime Soda-Club flavor is a nice alternative to drinking store bought soda, unlike the Mango Peach.
The Mango Peach seems to be discontinued from the site and it’s probably because it tastes bad. Soda Club does have new flavors and some all-natural, sugar-free mixes too.
Ever tried it? Leave some comments, or click the graphic above to travel over to the Soda Club site.
Yakima Valley Grape
Lizzy’s hips got me thirsty again. With just a few shakes this grape sparkling beverage bubbles right up. It tastes like grape soda with out the unnecessary calories. I’m getting thirsty just typing this out. It’s not organic, but it’s better than soda. There are about 120 calories though, so heads up.
Mount Fuji Apple
If you like apple juice you will love Fizzy Lizzy Mount Fuji Apple. This sparkling beverage is basically apple juice and sparkling water and I love it. I would drink this all day. It actually tastes like cider, but is much sweeter and less carbonated.
Find Fizzy Lizzy near you and grab a bottle.
Sweet Leaf Tea has a killer lineup of organic and all natural sweet teas. This is their version of a diet sweet tea. This tea is not all natural because it contains Splenda. The tea is not as sweet as the regular Sweet Leaf Original tea, but it’s all right in comparison. It has no calories and 5mg of sodium.
If you’re into diet teas that taste better than those other companies out there, try Sweet Leaf Tea. Their organics and all natural teas are wonderful as well.
Herbal Water… What’s that? It is simply flavored water. Ayala’s Herbal Water is flavored naturally with flavors like lemongrass, vanilla, cinnamon and lavender. Odd flavors for a beverage, but there are health reasons for this. The herbs were previously used for medical purposes and continue to be used for the same reasons.
I drank a bottle of cloves, cardamom and cinnamon herbal water. At first, I was confused, but after the second sip, I was convinced. This water is no joke. It is like chai tea without the tea. The herbs do not pack too much punch, they are very well balanced and blend well together.
No calories, no sugar, no protein, just water and all natural flavors. I am interested in trying more.
At least Ayala is Carbon Neutral and uses eco-friendly companies for paper products.
I gave The Simple Kitchen another chance with their White Grape Organic Sparkling Beverage and here are the results. Ed did not like the Grapefruit, I almost couldn’t finish the Lemon and Mint, but the White Grape is different.
It actually had no taste to it. I did not taste grapes, lemon nor honey. The beverage has the same amount of calories (60) as the other beverages and is still 100% organic, but is flavorless as well. I’d be better off drinking water.
Sorry, organic doesn’t always mean great flavor.
The lemon and mint review is making the pot boil, read about it!
