The 9g of prebiotic fiber comes mostly from inulin, which commonly causes gas or bloating for some people, especially if you drink more than one can. (source)
The honest take
OLIPOP Cream Soda is a prebiotic soda that swaps the roughly 40g of sugar in a classic cream soda for just 3g of added sugar, sweetening the rest with allulose and stevia. What you actually get is 50 calories and 9g of dietary fiber per can from a blend of cassava root fiber, chicory root inulin, and Jerusalem artichoke inulin. If you want a soda that tastes like dessert without the sugar crash, it is a genuinely reasonable swap. Just know it is a functional soda, not a health tonic, and the fiber is the whole point.
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Nutrition per serving
1 can (355 mL / 12 fl oz)
50Calories
0gProtein
19gCarbs
0gFat
9gFiber
3gSugar
30mgSodium
Non GMOLow sugarNo artificial sweeteners
Who it's for
✓ Buy it if
Soda lovers who want a sweet cream soda taste with only 3g of added sugar and a hit of prebiotic fiber.
✕ Skip it if
You are sensitive to inulin or sugar alcohols, since 9g of added prebiotic fiber and allulose can trigger gas or bloating.
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