Zero-Sugar Dirty Soda Products

Splenda Creamers and Syrups Can Be Used with Any Soda

The new Splenda Creamers and Syrups have been announced by the Heartland Food Products Group as a series of products that take aim at the dirty soda trend to offer consumers a way to prepare the refreshment from home.

The product range includes sugar-free creamers and syrups that can be added to diet soft drinks to achieve a zero-sugar dirty soda refreshment from any kitchen. This will work well for consumers who require a low-sugar recipe for health reasons, while also working well for consumers looking to avoid unwanted sugars and calories for lifestyle or dietary purposes.

The new Splenda Creamers and Syrups are also suited for use in coffees and teas as a nod to cafe culture as well as the increasing popularity of bubble teas.

Zero-sugar Mixology
At-home beverage customization is expanding as consumers seek indulgent soda, coffee, and tea formats without added sugar or excess calories.
Dirty Soda at Home
Retail-ready creamers and syrups are translating social beverage trends into pantry staples for consumers who want cafe-style novelty in everyday routines.
Multi-use Flavor Enhancers
Cross-category flavor products are creating whitespace for brands that can serve soda, coffee, tea, and bubble tea occasions with one versatile format.

Industries Being Reshaped

Functional Beverages
Low-sugar drink innovations are reshaping refreshment categories by combining better-for-you positioning with playful, customizable consumption experiences.
Coffee and Tea
Cafe-inspired add-ins are broadening home preparation rituals as consumers personalize hot and cold beverages with convenient flavor and texture upgrades.
Sugar Substitutes
Sweetener brands are moving beyond tabletop use into lifestyle-driven formats that support indulgent flavors while aligning with health-conscious dietary preferences.
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