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$4.79($0.06/fluid ounce)

Strawberry Mango Sparkling Water - 10pk/7.5 fl oz Cans Good & Gather™

Good & Gather

4.3(57)

Loved for: great flavor

SNAP EBT eligible

$4.39($0.05/fluid ounce)

LaCroix Sparkling Water Passionfruit - 8pk/12 fl oz Cans

LaCroix

4.7(385)

Loved for: healthy alternative

SNAP EBT eligible

$3.69($0.04/fluid ounce)

Waterloo Grape Sparkling Water - 8pk/12 fl oz Cans

Waterloo Sparkling Water

4.5(1015)

Loved for: refreshing taste

SNAP EBT eligible

$4.69($0.05/fluid ounce)

Waterloo Sparkling Water Spiced Mango Sparkling Water - 8pk/12 fl oz Cans

Waterloo Sparkling Water

3.5(29)

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Guests also ask:

What flavor sources or special ingredients do these seltzers use — natural flavors, botanicals, or real fruit?

Most are flavored with natural or “other natural” flavors and are unsweetened. Several use botanical blends (examples include Lion’s Mane, ashwagandha and added magnesium), and at least one product is made with real squeezed fruit and contains a small percentage of fruit juice.

What do reviewers say about the carbonation and fizz of these drinks?

Review summaries frequently note noticeable fizz and satisfying carbonation. Some options are described as very fizzy on first opening, while others are characterized as pleasantly carbonated.

How can I use these sparkling waters in mocktails or mixed drinks?

Product text recommends using many of these waters as mixers or mocktail bases. Examples include mixing flavored sparkling water with mint and lime, following mocktail recipes, or serving a ginger‑lime mule‑style drink ice cold as a nonalcoholic cocktail substitute.

How many calories and added sugars do these sparkling waters contain?

Many listings state zero calories per serving and 0g added sugar. A few botanical blend listings show low calories (about 25–27 calories per can) and one listing shows 11 calories per can; several descriptions explicitly note no added sugars.

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