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Filling beverages

These satisfying beverages offer on-the-go nutrition and even work as an energizing breakfast.

Bhakti Iced Chai Reduced Sugar Classic with CashewMilk
We’re obsessed with Bhakti’s expertly blended fair-trade, organic chai tea, infused with a masala spice blend and cardamom. In this new beverage, the tea teams up with creamy, four-ingredient cashew milk from Elmhurst and organic ginger juice for added zing. Bonus: no refrigeration necessary.

Halsa Dairy-Free Oatgurt Strawberry 
While most yogurt beverages are loaded with cane sugar, Halsa’s oat-based version is sweetened just with puréed fruits. Halsa (Swedish for “health”) features fermented organic whole-grain oats sourced from Scandinavian farmers, organic strawberry and apple juices, and pea protein for an added boost. Live cultures support digestion, too.

Koia Vanilla Bean 
Dairy-free protein drinks also tend to be high in sugar—and they taste chalky—but not Koia’s vanilla-tinged beverage. Thanks to a blend of organic cane sugar and zero-calorie monk fruit extract, it has just 4 grams of sugar. Plus, it features three different vegan proteins—brown rice, pea and hemp—to achieve 18 grams of protein, while chicory root boosts the fiber to 7 grams. 

Bru Organic Pastured Chicken Bone Broth Hug In Mug
A healthy alternative to coffee, tea or sugary juices, this warming paleo-friendly beverage contains organic chicken broth made with pastured chicken, celery, carrots, onion and apple cider vinegar. A dash of coconut aminos imparts umami flavor without adding soy or gluten—common allergens found in soy sauce. Simply heat and sip. 

REBBL Turmeric Golden-Milk Coconut Milk Elixir 
REBBL added this silky new flavor to its superb dairy-free beverage line. At 150 calories and 8 grams of fat per bottle, this satiating organic drink contains coconut milk, honey, turmeric, ginger, vanilla, cardamom and spicy black pepper, which helps the body absorb the curcumin from turmeric. REBBL sources its ingredients from suppliers that lift their communities out of poverty.