Name: Olipop Soda Drink Recipe
Prep time: 10 min
Total time: 10 min
Yield: 1
Ingredients: 1 cup Sparkling water; 1 teaspoon Chicory Root Powder; 2 teaspoons cassava syrup or agave nectar; 1 teaspoon natural flavor extract; 1 teaspoon Lemon juice; 1/2 teaspoon Apple cider vinegar

Olipop is a prebiotic soda that promotes health and still lets you enjoy classic soda tastes. Common among those who are health-conscious, due to its low sugar content and ingredients that support gut health. This way, creating a homemade soda simply gives you the liberty to play around with flavors and not rob yourself of those probiotic digestive health benefits. We’ll show you how to make your own soda drink at home in a few easy steps.

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How to Make Homemade Olipop Soda Drink

To make Olipop soda drink, mix various flavors with sparkling water and prebiotics to gut-friendly concoction. The flavor and potential health advantages can be recreated by using some ingredients like chicory root powder, cassava syrup, and fruit extracts. Featured in a recent recipe, it helps deliver optimal health by balancing sweet and fizzy while providing prebiotic fiber for your gut.

Ingredients

1 cup Sparkling water
1 teaspoon Chicory Root Powder
2 teaspoons cassava syrup or agave nectar
1 teaspoon natural flavor extract
1 teaspoon Lemon juice
½ teaspoon Apple cider vinegar

Instructions

Chicory root powder and cassava syrup in a mixing bowl Stir until smooth.
Combine and mix with lemon juice and a little apple cider vinegar.
Add the sparkling water slowly, stirring gently to keep from losing the fizz.
Mix in your choice of natural flavor extract and combine well
Enjoy this right away over ice, or let’s chill for a classic homemade soda experience.

Serving Suggestions

Social Occasions: Swap it out as a much healthier alternative to fizzy pop with meals for Sunday dinner or lunch.
With Snacks: Have this with some popcorn, chips, or small apps.
Post-Workout Recovery: Enjoy a low-sugar drink to hydrate and fuel.
Party drink: Replace soda with this healthier alternative.
DIY mocktails: Great as a base for some cool non-alcoholic beverages.

Tips and Variations

Experiment with flavors: For some variety, try fruit or root beer extracts too.
Increase the fiber: Include psyllium husk or more chicory root powder.
Sweetener swaps: Use honey, stevia, or monk fruit sweetener in place of sugar
Herbal infusions: Add mint or ginger for flavor.
Chill ahead: For an instant chill, let the mix hang out for a minute in the freezer before adding sparkling water.

Preparation time

Preparation Time: 10 minutes
Serving Size: 1

Nutrition Information

Calories: Approximately 35
Carbohydrates: 8 -10 g
Fiber: 2–3 g
Sugar: 4–6 g

Ingredient Substitutes

Chicory root powder: Swap out for inulin powder with similar prebiotic effects.
Cassava syrup: agave, maple syrup or honey.
Natural Flavorings: Fresh fruit juice can provide alternatives to some natural extracts.
Sparkling water: Substitute club soda or kombucha.

Frequently Asked Questions

What about just using fresh fruit for flavoring?

Yeah, natural sweet things like fresh fruit juice or purees.

What if I don’t have chicory root powder?

Can be replaced with inulin powder or omitted for a simpler soda.

Is this suitable for kids?

Yes, this homemade soda is low in sugar and safe for kids.

Can I add caffeine?

Add a bit of cold brew coffee or tea if you like.

How long does it last?

Preferably consumed immediately, however, it can be kept in the fridge for 24 hours.

Conclusion

Creating a rendition of this oat milk soda is a fun way to sip on a healthier soda option that provides prebiotic goodness. Using just a few ingredients and hardly any effort, you can tailor the flavor and nutrition to your preference. This homemade version is a sweet but healthier treat for anyone, either for everyday hydration or to make a gift.

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