Strawberry Vanilla Prebiotic Soda Review
Prebiotic soda with 9 g fiber and 5 g sugar per can, sweetened with cassava syrup, juice and stevia. Vegan per the brand; not third-party certified.
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Is Strawberry Vanilla Prebiotic Soda Vegan?
Yes, this product is confirmed vegan and cruelty-free.
The brand has confirmed that this product is vegan. We have reviewed the ingredient list and found no animal-derived components.
Our Verdict
Pros & Cons
What We Love
- Brand states the drink is vegan
- 9 g fiber per can
- 5 g total sugar, 1 g added
- No cane sugar, so no bone-char question
- Widely sold in US stores and online
Room for Improvement
- No third-party vegan certification
- Natural flavors source not disclosed
- High inulin content can upset sensitive stomachs
- Costs more per can than regular soda
Our Full Review
OLIPOP Strawberry Vanilla is a vegan prebiotic soda by the brand's own statement, with no animal-derived ingredients on its label. It is not certified vegan by a third party.
Ingredients and nutrition
The base is carbonated water plus OLIPOP's OLISMART blend: cassava root fiber, chicory root and Jerusalem artichoke inulin, and extracts of nopal cactus, marshmallow root, calendula and kudzu. It is sweetened with strawberry, apple and lemon juice concentrates, cassava root syrup and stevia, so there is no cane sugar. The only undisclosed item is natural flavors, which the brand's vegan claim covers.
Per 12 fl oz can, OLIPOP lists 45 calories, 9 g fiber, 5 g total sugar (1 g added) and 30 mg sodium. That is three times the fiber of Poppi Strawberry Lemon (3 g) and far less sugar than Coca-Cola's 39 g.
Who should buy it
- Vegans who want a lower-sugar soda with real fiber
- People who drink stevia-sweetened drinks without minding the taste
Who should skip it
- Anyone sensitive to inulin: 9 g of fermentable fiber in one can is a lot, and OLIPOP suggests starting with one a day
- Buyers who want only certified-vegan products
- People with severe nut allergies, because peanuts and tree nuts are present in the production facility
A single can costs more than mainstream soda, so it works best as an occasional swap rather than a cheap daily drink.
Full breakdown: https://spvegan.com/best/is-olipop-vegan
How We Tested
Assessed from the manufacturer's ingredient list, the nutrition label and published buyer reviews. Not taste-tested by SP Vegan. Ingredients checked November 2026.
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