Favorite Sparkling water flavor/brand?

[dizneegirl]

We bought an adapter to use regular CO2 tanks with our Sodastream. Picked up a food grade 5 lb. tank, and haven't looked back. Last tank I got 175 liter bottles carbonated.

 

[NYCgrrl]

Honestly, I mosty drink what’s on sale.
Currently, it’s WF Strawberry Basil Mint that has my interest.

 

[Moliphino]

We go direct to the SodaStream website and haven't ever had trouble.

I didn't want to pay shipping. There are a bunch of stores on my way home from work that do exchanges, I just have to remember to do it sometime. We have a ton of bottles of Polar seltzer now, so it's not been urgent.

 

[disneychrista]

I usually get whatever is cheapest.

 

[Cadiewampus]

We bought an adapter to use regular CO2 tanks with our Sodastream. Picked up a food grade 5 lb. tank, and haven't looked back. Last tank I got 175 liter bottles carbonated.

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[brockash]

That is sweetened. Which is maybe why you like it. I think poster is asking about unsweetened sparkling water.

Oh, yes it is sweetener sparking water. I guess I missed where the OP was asking for just unsweetened. My mistake.

 

[Kae]

Bubly Grapefruit is my favorite at this time. Spindrift are very good just hard to find around me

 

[unrequited23]

Bubly key lime pie and LeCroix lemoncello are my "this tastes like a dessert" favorites. I usually buy Klarbrunn sparkling water when it's in stock at Costco. $7.99 for 30 cans, half lemon, half lime.

 

[tvguy]

Oh, yes it is sweetener sparking water. I guess I missed where the OP was asking for just unsweetened. My mistake.

Well as a diabetic I am very careful to make sure there is no sugar OR artificial sweeteners in what I buy. Sugar for obvious reasons, and my Doctor recommends no artificial sweeteners either, and Clear has aspartame which a long with Stevia really tears up my stomach.

 

[amcnj]

Not a user myself, but a family member had been using Waterloo, till their favorite flavor was dropped by the store. Now they moved on to Polar orange vanilla.

 

[ChrisFL]

Oh, yes it is sweetener sparking water. I guess I missed where the OP was asking for just unsweetened. My mistake.

no worries

 

[tinkerbellandpeterpan]

I like Polar as well especially the blueberry lemonade when they are on sale. I also like the store brand (Bowl and Basket - Shoprite) flavored seltzer. Not the sweetened ones, just the regular seltzer - Ginger, Black Cherry, Lemon Lime, Cherry Limeade, Orange, Cherry Vanilla - pretty much all of them are good).

 

[Pea-n-Me]

I most often buy Polar but I bought some Waterloo the other day, Banana Strawberry Bliss.

My new favorite, I had two today!

 

[EP Ripley]

Waterloo has a great taste but can be expensive. Le cruix is an acquired taste. Not a fan of it

 

[pinkxray]

My favorite brand is Polar, probably because they have the most flavor option. I tend to only buy them when they have a good sale though. I have about 20 bottles in my basement from a few weeks ago when they were .50 cents.

I typically buy whatever is cheapest, which is usually ShopRite’s bowl and basket or Stop and shop brand. I typically buy orange, black cherry, ginger, mint(ShopRite) and coconut. Love trying all the different Polar flavors. The only flavor I haven’t really liked is Pineapple and a few of the winter ones this year like something with brown sugar.

 

[TiggerTrigger]

DH usually gets me Waterloo from Costco but I'm pretty certain Kroger's store brand is Waterloo...just based on a number of the flavors. Bubly and LaCroix have a few flavors that I really enjoy (pineapple, coconut, plum, passionfruit) but I can't usually justify the price.

 

[DaisyDuck001]

DH usually gets me Waterloo from Costco but I'm pretty certain Kroger's store brand is Waterloo...just based on a number of the flavors. Bubly and LaCroix have a few flavors that I really enjoy (pineapple, coconut, plum, passionfruit) but I can't usually justify the price.

Kroger also carries a store brand with the Kroger name on it.

 

[TiggerTrigger]

Kroger also carries a store brand with the Kroger name on it.

That's kind of what I'm getting at. I'm pretty sure that Kroger brand is Waterloo. I mean, we know Kroger isn't manufacturing their own water so it's one of those big brands sell offs with Kroger labeling. There's a lot of overlap between Kroger and Waterloo flavors and I've done a few side by side comparisons where they taste identical.