Zevia Zero Sugar Soda, Orange, 12 oz Cans (24-Pack) – Naturally Sweetened, Non-GMO Project Verified, Gluten-Free, Vegan

If you’re seeking a zero-calorie, sugar-free cream soda that doesn’t compromise on flavor, Zevia Zero Sugar Cream Soda is worth considering. Sweetened naturally with stevia, it offers a vanilla-forward taste that’s reminiscent of traditional cream sodas, without the artificial aftertaste often found in diet alternatives. The ingredient list is refreshingly simple: carbonated water, natural flavors, stevia leaf extract, and citric acid. It’s also caffeine-free, non-GMO, and contains no added colors, making it a cleaner choice for those mindful of their intake. While some may find the stevia sweetness to be an acquired taste, many appreciate its natural profile. As one reviewer noted, “It’s so close to regular soda, but better for you!” .  For those transitioning away from sugary beverages or artificial sweeteners, Zevia’s cream soda offers a satisfying alternative that aligns with health-conscious choices.

I absolutely love Zevia Ginger Ale! I buy them every single week (or every other week) because I seriously can’t get enough. Finally found this pack on Amazon for the best price I’ve seen anywhere—total game-changer. The flavor is super refreshing, and it totally hits the spot when I’m craving soda, but without all the bad stuff regular soda has. No sugar, no weird ingredients—just clean, fizzy goodness. I’m completely obsessed and will definitely be reordering. Highly recommend if you’re trying to cut out traditional soda but still want something tasty

I have ordered this a few times now, and the more that I drink it, the more that I really love it. Now, I do have a favorite root beer (Boylan Bottling Natural Root Beer Soda), however I don't always have $50 to get it. It is what it is, and I just got to make do. It was either a choice of this (Zevia) brand, or another cheaper alternative. It was the "creamy" part of the description that made me want to try this one.Now, when I got them, I did try one next day (after putting some in the fridge). It was surprizingly, really, really good! And, there most definitely was no aftertaste. It was super "creamy", and very delicious!Kind of related (sorry for TMI), but I do (or, did) suffer chronic constipation. My doctor had me not take any more OTC laxatives as they were making my situation far more worse (as in, they just weren't working). So, a few years ago, he started prescribing me Sorbitol (this is a sickeningly overtly-sweet sweetener/ laxative). This stuff tasted so nasty, and I had the hardest time downing a dose. Enter in, Zevia...I was not at all, expecting any (medicinal) results from drinking Zevia. It tasted relatively good, so I was happy. But, within just half a can of consumption, I found myself running to the bathroom. Like every single day, half a can, and I just had to go immediately! So, I decided to look up "stevia", as I had never had that, and found out that it is in fact a natural sweetener. So, if you have a sensitivity to natural sweeteners as apparently like I do, you may want to counter in that fact, before you buy it. Now, I am usually at home (at any given time) regardless, so I prefer to still drink this (almost daily) for how it helps to correct my chronic problem, as I seem to no longer suffer it now while drinking Zevia. Sorbitol, is not recommended to take every day, only as needed. So, with drinking just a half can of Zevia, and I'm going that same day, well I can honestly say that I have not been constipated for months.Now, I recommend drinking this straight from the can, I drink half and then put plastic wrap over the top and will drink this next day. I say this, about drinking from the can directly, because the color of it is very off-putting, I mean if you are used to drinking (normal) root beer. When you pour Zevia into a cup/ or, glass, it is crystal clear. And, I feel like I'm not drinking root beer, which then (kind of) mars the taste for me.If you suffer chronic constipation, I'd recommend giving this a go, as it tastes a million times better than just straight up Sorbitol. All in all, I'm really glad I tried this, as it is now a permanent staple in my diet.

As much as I loathe drinking air, and usually zevia is mostly carbonation, you take a drink and the entire volume of that drink turns into bubbles/carbonation, leaving no liquid behind, so I usually pour the drink into a cup and back into the can anyway, so that I'm drinking a _drink_ and not flavored _air,_ but even so, these were flatter than even me doing that, almost completely flat. Perhaps I just got a bad batch.(That's a terrible run-on sentence. I haven't had my zevia, today; my brain is running on fumes.)Update: the amount of carbonation is inconsistent, sometimes I can only pour it into a cup and I know that pouring it back would make it flat but the problem of excessive carbonation remains. Whether I buy their energy drinks or their sodas, most of the time I have to moderate the carbonation. This issue is less prevalent among their sodas yet still there most of the time, though obviously as I previously stated some cans are flat while others are excessively carbonated. I always have to have a "taste test" when I open a can to see how much work I'm going to have to do.That being said, I enjoy the flavors well enough. The cherry is disgustingly strong so I mix it with a normal cola (I buy colas on the side since they're my favorite so it's not a problem to do) and the cream soda is disgustingly sweet. I usually mix it with a little bit of X.O. just to temper the sweetness. The root beer is borderline too sweet, might tempter that one with vsop if I'm not feelin how sweet it is but still want it.But obviously all this really chalks up to personal taste. I know my little sister loves, adores tons of carbonation but she said she didn't like these because they were too sweet. I like them well enough even though they need to be tempered. I will hound this page until the 12-flavor Rainbow Variety comes back because I want to try it so bad why is it the ONLY one not available???