About Jordan's Skinny Mixes
Jordan's Skinny Mixes was founded in 2009 by Jordan Engelhardt, who started the company in her mother's kitchen in Clearwater, Florida with a loan from her mother to get the first batch made. The idea was simple: cut the sugar and calories out of coffee syrups and cocktail mixers without cutting the flavor. The original margarita mix that launched the line has gone on to sell tens of millions of bottles, and the company, now owned by GoodWest Industries following a 2019 acquisition, has carried the Skinny Mixes name into retailers including Walmart, Target, Kroger and Albertsons alongside Amazon.
The coffee side of the business runs on two separate formulations rather than one. A sugar free line is sweetened with sucralose and acesulfame potassium, and a naturally sweetened line is built on erythritol, stevia and monk fruit with no maltitol on the panel. Flavors span classic vanilla and caramel through seasonal releases, and the syrups carry gluten free, kosher and keto friendly claims on the label, giving shoppers an actual choice of sweetener philosophy instead of a single zero-calorie option to accept or skip.
Brand website: skinnymixes.com
What Jordan's Skinny Mixes makes
Jordan's Skinny Mixes's range runs wider than the products we review. The lines that earned places in our roundups are marked with a star:
Sugar Free Coffee Syrups
the flavored syrup line sweetened with sucralose and acesulfame potassium, spanning vanilla and caramel through seasonal flavors; our featured vanilla pick is from this line (featured on Brew Gazette)
Naturally Sweetened Coffee Syrups
sweetened with erythritol, stevia and monk fruit instead of sucralose, with no maltitol on the panel; our featured vanilla bean pick is from this line (featured on Brew Gazette)
Cocktail and Mocktail Mixes
the margarita and bar mix line the company was originally built around
Sauces and Toppings
sugar free dessert sauces, such as white chocolate sauce, for topping drinks and desserts
Protein Coffee Mixes
protein coffee packets sold under the Proffee Stix name
Syrup Pumps and Accessories
bottle pumps and frothing accessories sold alongside the syrup line
Why we recognized Jordan's Skinny Mixes
The Brew Gazette Top Brand recognition isn't paid for and can't be applied for. We award it to the brands whose products consistently stand out in our category roundups. Jordan's Skinny Mixes earned it on the strength of the products below, evaluated the same way every product on this site is: checked against the specs, brewing standards and verified buyer reviews, and judged on what matters in the cup.
Jordan's Skinny Mixes products we rated highly
Jordan's Skinny Mixes Sugar Free Vanilla Coffee Syrup, 25.4 Fl Oz
This vanilla formula is the long-running sugar free staple of the line, in a category where taste reactions split sharply from one shopper to the next. The panel lists zero calories, zero sugar and zero carbohydrate per serving, and the bottle carries dairy free, gluten free and kosher claims. Shoppers use it well past the coffee cup, stirring it into oatmeal, yogurt, tea and protein shakes.
Read our Coffee Syrups guide →
Jordan's Skinny Mixes Naturally Sweetened Vanilla Bean Coffee Syrup, 12.7 Fl Oz
The naturally sweetened side of the line swaps sucralose for erythritol, stevia and monk fruit, with no maltitol anywhere on the ingredient panel, the sugar alcohol most often tied to digestive discomfort at coffee-serving doses. It is formulated to zero net carbs, so it fits a ketogenic or low-carb diet without extra arithmetic. The smaller bottle size also makes it a lower-commitment way to try the naturally sweetened formula before buying a larger size.
Read our Coffee Syrups guide →What earned Jordan's Skinny Mixes the recognition
- Two distinct sugar free formulations, one built on sucralose and acesulfame potassium and one on erythritol, stevia and monk fruit, giving shoppers an actual ingredient choice rather than a single zero-calorie formula to take or leave.
- The naturally sweetened line leaves maltitol off the panel entirely, the sugar alcohol most commonly linked to digestive discomfort at coffee-serving doses, a detail most sugar free syrup brands do not address on the label.
- Both featured syrups are zero calorie, zero sugar and zero net carb per serving, and carry gluten free and kosher claims.
- A long operating history in the better for you beverage category, founded in 2009 and still selling its original mixer formula today under the same brand name.
- Retail distribution well beyond Amazon, including Walmart, Target, Kroger and Albertsons, reflecting a brand built for mainstream grocery shelf space rather than an Amazon only private label.