Humm Zero Sugar Raspberry Lemonade Kombucha
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Crisp-yet-sweet Raspberry Lemonade flavor with 2 Billion probiotics and absolutely zero sugar! How? Our proprietary process eliminates sugar during fermentation so all you’re left with is delicious kombucha flavor, but no unwanted sugar!
Humm Zero Sugar Raspberry Lemonade Kombucha has sweet and juicy raspberry flavor in a crisp, bubbly kombucha lemonade with zero sugar. Subtle sweetness and tangy citrus make the perfect pair in this flavor!
Nutrition Information
Calories
10
/
Serving
Servings Size
12
fl oz
Servings per Container
1
can
Carbohydrates
10
g
Total Sugars
0
g
Sodium
0
mg
Nutrients
Vitamin B12
36
mcg
Ingredients
Organic Raw Carbonated Kombucha (Filtered Water, Organic Green Tea, Organic Black Tea, Organic Cane Sugar (Sugar Is Eliminated During Fermentation, Live Kombucha Cultures), Allulose Syrup (From Plant Based Ingredients), Monk Fruit (From Plant Based Ingredients), Natural Flavors (From Plant Based Ingredients), Probiotic: Bacillus Subtilis, Vitamin B12 (Mecobalamin).
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Bev Rank #13
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Category Rank #1
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This claims to be "zero sugar"" but contains Allulose Syrup and Monk Fruit sweeteners. "Allulose may promote the growth of certain bacteria associated with poor effects on gut health". Allulose Syrup will eventually be listed alongside high fructose corn syrup as atrocious for your health, but government regulations are slow in the US (it's banned in the EU and Canada). More importantly those 10g of carbs have to come from something, and are going to be broken down into sugar. We find the claim of Zero Sugar to be, at best, a sleight of hand... and should really be called intentional false advertising.
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