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Gut Friendly Snacks & Drinks

Welcome to our gut-friendly range: snacks and drinks made with your gut in mind. You'll find prebiotic sodas and live kombucha from Living Things, Hip Pop and XOXO, high-fibre snack bars, activated nuts and seeds, and concentrated ginger, turmeric and greens juice shots.

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Prebiotic Sodas

Lightly sparkling sodas with added plant fibre, lower in sugar than a standard fizzy drink, from Living Things and XOXO (6g of prebiotic fibre a can). See gut health drinks.

Kombucha & Live Sodas

Fermented, fizzy and made with live cultures, from Hip Pop and Counter Culture. A non-alcoholic option with a bit of tang. Browse the drinks.

High-Fibre Snacks

Fibre-forward bars, activated nuts and seeds, and roasted peas, from The Gut Stuff, Boundless, Perkier and BRAVE. See gut-friendly snacks.

Juice Shots

Ginger, turmeric, greens and baobab in one quick go, from Unrooted. Small format, big flavour. Shop the range.

Prebiotic vs Probiotic: What's the Difference?

Two words you'll see a lot on this page, and they aren't the same thing. Probiotics are live bacteria and yeasts, the "good bugs" found in fermented drinks like kombucha and live sodas. Prebiotics are a type of plant fibre those bacteria feed on, found in the prebiotic sodas and high-fibre snacks here. The short version: probiotics add, prebiotics feed. Plenty of people include both as part of a varied diet. What each product actually does is down to the brand and the ingredients, so check the label for the detail.

Gut Health FAQ's

What are gut health snacks and drinks?

Foods and drinks chosen for ingredients associated with gut health, mainly fibre and live cultures. On this page that covers prebiotic sodas, live kombucha, high-fibre bars, and activated nuts and seeds. The specific benefits are each brand's own, so check the label for what a product contains.

What is kombucha?

A fizzy, fermented tea made with live cultures, lightly tart and non-alcoholic. It's a popular swap for a soft drink when you want something with a bit more character.

Are prebiotic sodas high in sugar?

Most are low in sugar, which is part of the appeal. Living Things and XOXO, for example, are low-sugar and add prebiotic fibre. Sugar varies by brand, so it's worth a quick look at the label.

How much fibre should I be eating?

UK guidance suggests around 30g of fibre a day for adults, and most of us fall short. High-fibre snacks are one easy way to help close the gap, alongside fruit, veg, wholegrains and pulses.

Do these drinks improve gut health?

They provide fibre and live cultures, which many people include as part of a varied diet, but they aren't a medicine or a quick fix. The evidence on prebiotics and live cultures is still developing, and any specific health claim is the brand's own, so check the label and treat these as part of a balanced diet rather than a treatment.

Are these suitable for vegans or gluten-free diets?

Many are, but it varies by product. We don't independently test or certify products, so always check the individual packaging for allergen and dietary information.