Dream Cream
A creamy classic, reimagined.
Smooth vanilla cream soda with a soft fizz. Dessert in a bottle, and low in sugar.
- Vanilla bean
- Soft cream
- Caramel
In every bottle
The same in all 6 flavours.
- 220 ml
- glass bottle, sealed by a marble
- 6 g
- of added fibre
- Low sugar
- as its label says
- Sweetened with monk fruit / stevia
- No preservatives, no artificial colours
- Gluten-free and vegan
We say what is in the bottle and promise nothing about health. The nutrition table for this flavour is on its label.
To serve
Cold, and opened at the table.
Chill the bottle well. Tear the seal, lift the plunger, press it into the mouth of the bottle and hold for a few seconds while the fizz settles. It also pours over ice: open the bottle first, then pour.
How to open a marble sodaTo find it
In 11+ countries, and yours next.
Sold in local shops and at wholesalers. Importers and distributors can bring it to a new market.
Asked about Dream Cream
Four straight answers.
- What is in the bottle?
- Sparkling water, prebiotic fibre, real fruit extracts, natural flavours, citric acid, and monk fruit / stevia. The full list for each flavour, in order, is printed on its label.
- The whole answer, on the Pop Desk
- How much fibre is in a bottle?
- Six grams of added fibre in every 220 ml bottle. The label calls it added fibre. It is a soluble fibre, so it dissolves completely: you cannot see it or feel it in the drink.
- The whole answer, on the Pop Desk
- Is Goli Pop low in sugar?
- Yes: its label says low sugar, and a laboratory report of June 2026 found less than 2 g of total sugar, and less than 1 g of added sugar, in 100 ml. It is sweetened with monk fruit / stevia. Each bottle's nutrition table gives the figures for its flavour.
- The whole answer, on the Pop Desk
- Where can I buy Goli Pop?
- In local shops and at wholesalers in more than 11 countries: the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar and Oman; the United Kingdom and France; the United States and Canada; Australia; and at home in India.
- The whole answer, on the Pop Desk
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