I Am OBSESSED with La Croix Sparkling Water.
If you’re like me, you might generally hate sparkling water, fizzy water, or seltzer water. I’ve tried Bubly sparkling water, San Pellegrino, Sparkling Ice, Spindrift, Waterloo, and hated every single one for various reasons. I liked Sparkling Ice because it was much sweeter and less bland, but it had way too many calories for an everyday healthy drink, also, if you drink too many it can be bad for you. I’ve read reviews of people drinking too many Sparkling Ice and suffering from diaherra.
La Croix comes in many flavors and is very different than other flavored sparkling water. I can not drink non-flavored sparkling water because it is not sweet enough. Also, I should point out the difference between seltzer and sparkling water. La Croiz is sparkling water, not seltzer water. Seltzer water usually contains added syrups or flavors and sweeteners to make them taste better. This is what makes La Croix better for those on a diet.
At first, I was very hesitant to try LaCroix sparkling waters because of my past experience. I kept hearing everyone rave about it and one day decided to try a Key Lime La Croix. After that, I was hooked and wanted to try more and more flavors.
Because there are so many flavors of La Croix, you’re bound to find one that you like, although there are some flavors of La Croix that I like more than others and ones that I haven’t tried. I have not tried the coconut flavor because I am allergic to coconut, so someone will have to review for me and tell me how it is.
My favorite thing to do with La Croix is to make homemade La Croix cocktails. I mix Absolut flavored vodka (raspberry is my favorite), with La Croix and it’s a very light drink with low calories and super easy to mix. For more recipes for alcoholic la croix drink recipes, see my La Croix cocktail recipes blog post.
Where To Buy La Croix
You can buy La Croix at a number of popular stores including:
- Target
- Bed Bath & Beyond
- Amazon
- Whole Foods
- Walgreens
- The Fresh Market
- Shop Rite
- Sam’s Club
- Rite Aid
- Publix
- Kroger
- HEB
- Costco
- Harris Teeter
- Food Lion
- Walmart
- Acme
- … and more
Also, be sure to check your local grocery store because they might have La Croix beverages in stock too. If you want to save money on La Croix buy it in bulk at Sam’s Club, shop at Shop Rite, or try to use coupons and discounts at Walgreens, Bed Bath & Beyond or other stores that might run sales.
You can even buy La Croix on Amazon through Prime Pantry if you do your grocery shopping online. If you’ve never tried shopping with Amazon Prime Pantry, you can get a free 7-day trial risk free.
Some days I can drink as many as 5 La Croixs. They are just too good and it’s a great way to stay hydrated especially if you don’t like the taste of normal water or if you can’t drink tap water and don’t have a Brita filter.
One of the things I like most about the La Croix brand is that they are an American company so the water is sourced locally in the United States and the products are manufactured here in the US as well. I love supporting US companies and brands rather than buying products overseas.
What Flavors of La Croix Are There?
There are three types of La Croix: La Croix, La Croix Cúrate, and La Croix NiCola.
The plain La Croix water comes in pure (unflavored) carbonated water, cran-raspberry, passionfruit, coconut, lime, key lime, orange, berry, lemon, apricot, mango, Pamplemousse, peach pear, and tangerine.
La Croix Cúrate comes in Pomme Bayá, Cerise Limón, Pina Fraise, Kiwi Sandía, Melón Pomelo, and Muré Pepino. Pomme Bayá is actually apple berry. Cerise limón is cherry lime. Piña Fraise is strawberry pineapple. Kiwi sandía is kiwi watermelon. Melón pomelo is cantaloupe and grapefruit. And Muré Pepino is blackberry cucumber.
La Croix Sparkling Water Ingredients/Nutrition Facts
La Croix sparkling water is made with all natural flavors and ingredients. The flavors come from oils and essences from the fruits and the nutrient facts are zero calories, one serving size is one can, there is zero fat, zero protein, zero carbohydrates, zero sugar, and zero sodium. This means that there are no artificial ingredients and La Croix is a healthy drink to have as an alternative to plain water while you are on a diet. Because of this La Croix sparkling water is considered gluten-free, vegan, and non-GMO.
No More Soda…
If you’re trying to lose weight and start a diet, La Croix is the best healthy option. I stopped drinking soda and because of having no sugar and chemicals, I’ve felt much better and it’s a great alternative.
La Croix Crafty Gifts On Etsy
On Etsy, you can find a number of unique La Croix inspired gifts and if you’re obsessed like me, you have to check them out.
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