The Zero-Calorie Trio (sparkling water)
Today’s Costco find is KIRKLAND Signature AGUA GASIFICADA (355mL × 35 cans).
Reference price: 254.71 MXN (≈ 7.28 MXN per can)
It’s starting to get hotter lately, so this is a great time for something refreshing with a clean finish.
I gave it a dramatic title, but honestly this product earns it—it’s sparkling water where basically everything is zero.
How it’s sold and what’s inside
At the store, it comes in this multi-pack format.
Once opened, it contains 35 cans total.
(The photo shows fewer because I had already drank a couple of cans.)
Flavor breakdown:
・Green: 15 cans
・Yellow: 10 cans
・Pink: 10 cans
Ingredients and flavors
The can color indicates the flavor:
- Pink: Sabor Toronja (grapefruit)
- Yellow: Sabor Limón Amarillo (yellow lemon)
- Green: Sabor Limón (lime/lemon)
Ingredients: carbonated water (water + carbon dioxide) and natural flavorings.
As shown on the labels, everything is zero—including sugar. The base ingredients are the same for all three cans, and the flavor differences come from natural flavorings.
Taste test (is it secretly sweet?)
When you see “no sugar” and “0 calories,” it’s fair to wonder if it still tastes a little sweet.
I tried it—it really doesn’t.
All three are clear/colorless when poured into a cup. You can smell the citrus aroma right away while pouring.
The flavors are noticeably different, but there’s no sweetness. It’s easy to drink and very refreshing.
(That said, some people may not like the grapefruit aroma as much.)
Without the flavoring, this would basically be just regular sparkling water.
Is it good value?
Similar products at supermarkets are often 10 MXN+ per can.
This one comes out to about 7.28 MXN per can—and it’s genuinely zero sugar / zero calorie.
I rarely drink soda or sweet drinks, but sometimes I want something citrusy and refreshing. Most options have sugar, so I end up making lemon water myself (which is a hassle).
That’s why I think this is a really strong product: easy to share, great for daily refreshment, and even useful as a mixer for alcohol. Definitely worth trying.
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