I've always loved sprinkles — this gives me an excuse
I've been obsessed with sprinkles since I was a kid. Now I finally have a grown-up reason to eat them.
Ali's Sister
Sweet vanilla. Crispy. A little bit of everything.
5.0 (8 reviews)Fetti Rainbow Vanilla Vibes is a nutritional sprinkle made for adding good stuff to anything you already eat. Each 17g serving delivers 5g of complete plant-based protein (about 25% of what kids ages 4–8 need in a day, and more than an egg white) plus 6g of prebiotic fiber for digestion that doesn't feel like a chore. It's sweetened with monk fruit and a touch of cane sugar — just 3g of sugar per serving.
The vanilla flavor comes from natural flavors, the texture is crispy like the sprinkles you remember, and the colors come from actual food: turmeric for the gold, beet and red radish for the pink, spirulina for the green. No artificial dyes, no seed oils, no chalky aftertaste.
There's also something simple going on here: crunchy, colorful food is just fun to eat. That little sensory pop — the snap, the color, the surprise — is a big part of why sprinkles work so well on picky plates.
Shake Fetti on yogurt, oatmeal, ice cream, toast, smoothies, popcorn, fruit, pancakes, or honestly anything. It's gluten-free, dairy-free, soy-free, and nut-free, so most kitchens are covered.
Every ingredient has a purpose
We believe you should know exactly what you're eating.
No fillers. No artificial anything. Just real food doing real work.
Delivers 5g of complete protein per serving — that's 25% of what growing kids need daily, and more protein than an egg white.
Plant-based, easy to digest, allergen-friendly. No bloating, no weird aftertaste. Just clean, complete protein with all 9 essential amino acids.
Packs 6g of prebiotic fiber per serving — 3x more than competitors. Supports gut health and keeps tummies happy.
It's a prebiotic fiber from chicory root that feeds the good bacteria in your gut. Better digestion, better immune support, better life.
Adds that beautiful golden-yellow color while delivering natural anti-inflammatory benefits.
This ancient superfood has been used for thousands of years. It's why some of our sprinkles glow like sunshine.
Nature's multivitamin. Packed with vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants.
One of the most nutrient-dense foods on the planet. A tiny amount delivers big benefits.
Heart-healthy, iron-rich, and gives us that beautiful pink-red color.
Natural, nutrient-dense, and kids have no idea they're eating vegetables.
Does most of the sweetening, so each serving needs just a touch of cane sugar: 3g, versus 12g+ in regular sprinkles.
Unlike artificial sweeteners, monk fruit is natural and doesn't have that chemical aftertaste.
Made in a facility that also processes other ingredients. See full allergen statement on packaging.
Serving size 17g. About 5 servings per container.
Values are per serving. Nutritional content is finalized at production; exact values may vary slightly.
Ingredients: Organic inulin, organic pea protein powder, organic brown rice protein, cane sugar, cocoa butter, natural flavor, colors (beet, red radish, spirulina, turmeric), monk fruit extract.
Free from gluten, dairy, soy, and tree nuts. Plant-based.Since we're just launching, this is feedback from our number-one fans.
I've been obsessed with sprinkles since I was a kid. Now I finally have a grown-up reason to eat them.
Ali's Sister
We used to argue about which bottle to buy. Now we don't have to share, which honestly was the real problem all along.
Genesis' Husband
I actually use this now since I'm trying to bulk up. Thanks, Mom.
Genesis' Teenage Son
¡MÁNDAME MÁS! (Translation: I love it — send me more.)
Genesis' Dad
(Translation: both are good!) No official ranking from me. Staying neutral on this one.
Genesis' Dad
Tastes like sprinkles to me.
Genesis' Husband
(as told to mom, nine times this week) Wants it on waffles, on yogurt, and once straight off the spoon.
Ali's Kid, Age 4
Honestly? It's actually really good. Real flavor, good crunch, doesn't taste "healthy" in a bad way. On my oatmeal every morning now.
Ali's Husband