Continue reading Stack3d

Check out Stack3d's most popular stories before you go

Prime goes from hydration to energy and now protein in its milk-based Prime ShakePrime goes from hydration to energy and now protein in its milk-based Prime ShakeUSP Labs and Jack3d are back with a 45-serving pre-workout and energy drinkUSP Labs and Jack3d are back with a 45-serving pre-workout and energy drinkArnold Expo 2026 has the most jam-packed floorplan in event historyArnold Expo 2026 has the most jam-packed floorplan in event historyChocolate, caramel and marshmallow comes together for Barebell’s Peanut Cloud Protein BarChocolate, caramel and marshmallow comes together for Barebell’s Peanut Cloud Protein BarBloom puts “To” and “From” spaces on its Valentine’s Edition Strawberry Rose energy drinkBloom puts “To” and “From” spaces on its Valentine’s Edition Strawberry Rose energy drinkFirst look at Joyburst’s upcoming Creatine Soda with no calories in three tasty flavorsFirst look at Joyburst’s upcoming Creatine Soda with no calories in three tasty flavors

Monster recreates its original and unforgettable energy drink without sugar

Monster Energy Zero Sugar

Beverage giant Monster has built an entire catalog of energy drinks around its original green-on-black Monster Energy drink, which has its own unique, unforgettable taste. Over the years, the brand has pumped out many low to no-sugar options with equally low calories, and now it is bringing that sugarless approach to the iconic Monster Energy.

Monster has taken its original beverage and recreated it without any sugar, simply aiming to deliver the memorable taste of Monster Energy but without the 54g of sugar and 230 calories per can. The all-new Monster Energy Zero Sugar does indeed have no sugar, 6g of carbohydrates with 2g of that erythritol, and a low-calorie count of ten.

Monster makes it incredibly clear in its marketing that Monster Energy Zero Sugar is built to deliver that original flavor using no sugar, with the short and sweet tagline “Zero Sugar, 100% Monster”. The main ingredients behind the beverage are pretty much the same in taurine, carnitine, inositol, caffeine, and guarana, but notably no panax ginseng.

The amount of caffeine in Monster Energy Zero Sugar is the same as the regular sugar-filled Monster Energy at 160mg, offering a nice boost in energy wherever and whenever you need it. The product is available from the online giant Amazon, where a case of a dozen cans is currently only a couple of dollars more than Monster Energy at $26.93.

In this post: , ,
COMMENTS