If anyone's interested, it's Zevia.com. (I think this stuff is pretty new, they are apparently the first company in the US to come out with stevia sweetened softdrinks)

They have a deal right now where you can get a variety 6 pack mailed to you for just the price of Shipping and Handling.

I was surprised at the number of stores in my area already carrying it as well.

I ordered one- I'll let you guys know how it is

Yippee! I hope they distribute in Canada soon.

just for those with ragweed allergies remember that stevia is related to ragweed.

Cool, and it looks like the NYS Wegmans and Hannafords have it. And I'll be in NY next week. I also discovered there's an Aldi's on my way so I'll be doing some shopping in my travels

I love stevia! When my dad dated this hippie freak with a healthfood store (I say freak 'cause she was crraaaazzy), she always had bags of stevia (unfortunately, along with bags of something else) and I would make delicious cookies with it (this was way before South beach, but I used whole wheat flour, pure cocoa, the stevia, and then dark chocolate chips and they turned out delicious. Maybe I should figure out how I made it and post on the dessert forum for phase 2.) Yeah man, stevia's good stuff.

cool! i couldn't resist and ordered some too!

Darn. I did not know that.

Personally I dont care for any soda except the occassional gingerale when not feeling well! I* used to be addicted! Now I can't bare it. I recently bought a can, took a sip and dumped it down the drain! what was I thinking???

Give me my polar springs water!

I'll have read the ingredients on the can before I get excited about it. They indicated that they sell it at Whole Foods so I can go over there and check it out.

Not all Whole Foods stores sell it--it's not available at a Whole Foods near me. There is a product locator on the qebsite. Also, you can find the ingredients on the weibsite as well. You can enlarge an image of the label on the can large enough so you can even read it right on the can if you don't trust the website.

I haven't tried Zevia yet because even with the "only for the cost of S&H," the price was outrageous to order it (something like $30). Now that I see they carry it at the new Wegman's near me, I'll have to look for it next time I'm there. I'm assuming it's in the aisle with the supplements and stuff, not with the other sodas, since it has to be marketed as a supplement since stevia is not an approved food ingredient in the US.

They have it at my Whole Foods according to the store locator. It's not that I don't trust the website, I missed where they posted the ingredients. I went back and read it, and they seem okay to me. I'd be willing to try it if it isn't too expensive. If I do, I'll post my review. Thanks

according to the website it's not no where near me - darn

Well, I bought a 6 pack of the cola flavor just to try it, since I'm a long-time stevia user. A 6-pack at Whole Foods was $6.99, yikes. I no longer drink soda, so I don't have anything to compare it to. I wasn't crazy about it, and for the price, I won't be purchasing it again. But I could see where it would be a great alternative to Diet Coke with its artificial sweeteners.

I won't be trying the other flavors unless someone gives them to me for free!

When I looked it up on the Zevia website it said there wasn't anywhere in my town to buy it, but I found some at my coop today and tried it.

It does have a tiny bitter aftertaste, but I don't mind it. I'm trying to cut down to only one diet soda per day though, so the price isn't too bad if I stick to that.

I'll definitely be buying more

Wow, how exciting!

I have great respect for you non-soda drinkers , but I've been drinking diet soda since I stopped drinking "me mother's milk!" Well, almost that long. Really. I drink tons of water during the day, but I have to have something flavored with meals, and I'm not thrilled to be consuming that much Equal every day!

Thanks for finding out where it is, Cyndi...I'll be checking Wegman's next week!