Bubly Fruit Drops for Sparkling Water | Natural Fruit Flavor | Zero Calories, No Sweeteners | Create Your Own Bubly with SodaStream | Variety Pack, Bubly Original, Pack of 6 | 8 Fl Oz

Good assessment of flavors for a sparkling drink maker. They can be tricky measuring out when using, so I recommend adding the eye-dropper style lids in matching colors with visible markings. Now they’re perfect!

It works great in my SodaStream. The only fault I have with it is that one flavor is grapefruit, which my doctor says I can't have due to one of my medications. We gave that bottle away and have been enjoying the rest. Definitely still worth it!

I ordered these water flavors to put in our carbonated water that we make from home instead of buying the bubbly from the store because it’s so expensive. Save your money and just buy these! They taste identical to the actual cans at the store. You only need a tiny drop too. At first, you might think that a lot doesn’t come in each bottle, but you don’t need a lot in the water.

I've had a soda stream since Christmas (love it!) but only recently purchased the seltzer flavors. Each bottle costs between $5 to $6 for the consumer, and given the small volume, that seems a bit steep. However, if you enjoy flavored seltzer water, it really is a good value. A 12 pack of seltzer can cost between $4 (store brand) and $8+ (Bubly, Polar). Each bottle provides you about 8 to 10 liters of seltzer, making the flavor worth the purchase. On to the features! 1. Flavor - the best thing is that you can flavor to taste. If you don't like a lot, don't add a lot. And they taste just like you would expect. Only issue - cherry tastes like...well...cherry. I've found it very difficult to have an un-sweet cherry drink that doesn't end up with a chemical, almost medicinal flavor. 2. Value - better than purchasing it by the can, but I genuinely wish there were more options. I like the Bubly flavors, but there is little to no competition for the flavor bottles - at least here on Amazon. I did check out other vendors (including Bubly) and found the pricing for this specific product to be similar. I'm rating it at a three due to the consumer's ability to simply add their own fruit juice without having to buy the syrup bottles. Before purchasing these (and sometimes after) I would simply add lime or lemon juice, and it tasted fine. My son even prefers it that way. 3. Easy to Use - No. Sure, all you have to do is measure, but who has a 3/4 tsp measuring spoon? Additionally, why would I want to measure every time? I imagine it would be simple enough to put marks on the bottles themselves to indicate one "serving" of the syrup. This may just be a personal preference, but even without the marks on the bottle why isn't just one measurement (i.e. 1/4tsp or even 1 tsp)? Even better - a recommendation from the manufacturer to start with 1/2tsp and then flavor to taste? It's not like we're adding calories, carbs, or fat. Just flavor.

These are great flavors and taste amazing! I actually use these to flavor my homebrew hard seltzer’s.

I don’t know what Bubbly was thinking with this SodaStream flavoring, but this stuff is absolutely awful. Their canned sparkling water tastes great, so I figured this would be the same. Nope. Not even close. There is next to no fruit flavor in this, just a disgusting oily, chemical taste that completely ruins the drink. And now I know why: the main ingredient is propylene glycol, which is primarily derived from propylene oxide, which itself comes from petroleum‑based propylene. In other words, it’s made from propylene (C₃H₆) — a petroleum‑derived gas. And guess what? It tastes like it. The flavoring has this nasty petroleum/oily aftertaste that hits immediately and lingers. It’s honestly shocking how bad it is. Bubbly’s canned drinks taste bright and clean. This tastes like someone waved a fruit over a cup of watered‑down vape juice and called it a day. I’m irritated I wasted money on this. If you like the canned version, don’t assume this is even remotely similar. It’s not. It’s a chemical‑tasting mess and I won’t be buying it again. If you actually want your sparkling water to taste like something, skip this chemical mess and use a natural extract instead. Even basic McCormick lemon extract blows this garbage out of the water.

I guess if you are a fan of flavored seltzer water, this is a nice variety set. Been trying to steer away from sodas & sugary drinks for my Soda Streamer. So I gave this a try. Nice assortment of flavors at a decent value. These little bottles actually go further than you might think. Ultimately, there was just not enough flavor to substitute for the sacrifice of sugar/sweetness. They all have a decent aroma, but just not enough stimulation for my taste buds.

Great product! Easy to use and adjust to personal preference. You can also mix and match to make fun new flavors!

it smells good but lacks the taste, at least to me

é muito bom , é uma pena que tem que comprar mtos sabores.Mas é ótimo

At a portion of the price of the cans this is an excellent substitute, taking up alot less space in the fridge also.

These Bubly Drops are a novel way for Sodastream to flavour your water. If you have a hard time drinking water like me, these flavours will solve that problem. I love the six flavours: strawberry, mango, grapefruit, lemon, lime, and original.

Alright so, even with the correct measurement or 4x the amount these barely have any flavour at all. Complete waste of money, throwing them out.