Sweetened with xylitol · Made in Yelm, Washington
The sugar-free candy dentists actually recommend
Ice Chips are sweetened with xylitol from birch trees and botanicals — so they taste like candy without feeding the bacteria that cause tooth decay. Twenty-five flavors. Zero sugar. A genuinely satisfying crunch.
The difference
Candy that doesn't work against your teeth
Most candy feeds the bacteria in your mouth that produce enamel-eroding acid. Xylitol doesn't. That single swap is the whole product.
Completely sugar-free
Five calories and two grams of carbohydrate per serving, all of it sugar alcohol. No sugar, and no sugar spike to manage afterward.
Xylitol from birch and botanicals
Xylitol is a naturally occurring sweetener with a low glycemic index. It tastes like sugar because, to your tongue, it very nearly is.
It doesn't promote decay
Cavity-causing bacteria can't metabolize xylitol the way they metabolize sugar — which is why dentists have recommended the ingredient for years.
And then there's the crunch. Ice Chips are meant to be crunched, not just dissolved — a hard, cold, genuinely satisfying snap that has quietly become the reason most people reorder.
Who reaches for them
Seven good reasons people keep a pouch nearby
Ice Chips started as a better candy. It turned into something people rely on for very different reasons.
Candy your dentist won't sigh about
Xylitol helps reduce cavity-causing bacteria rather than feeding it. It's the reason dental offices have recommended the ingredient for decades — and the reason you can enjoy a sweet without undoing the last cleaning.
Shop peppermintKeto & low carbA sweet that fits the macros
Completely sugar-free and sweetened with a keto-friendly sweetener, at two grams of carbohydrate per serving. No sugar crash, no derailed day, no negotiating with yourself at 3pm.
Browse all 25 flavorsDiabetesLow glycemic index
Xylitol is a low-GI sweetener, which is why Ice Chips are recommended for diabetics looking for a candy that doesn't spike blood sugar.
See the rangeDry mouthRelief that tastes like a treat
Helps stimulate saliva and stays comfortable in a dry mouth — including dryness from Sjögren's or from medication that lists it as a side effect.
Shop spearmintDuring treatmentGentle when taste buds aren't
A mild sweetness for sensitive taste buds and a way to stimulate saliva through chemo-related dry mouth. Easy to keep bedside.
Shop wintergreenParents & kidsThe candy you don't have to say no to
Kids ask for it because it's candy. Parents hand it over because it's sugar-free and dentist-approved. Mix & Match six-packs let everyone pick their own flavor and end the negotiation.
Build a six-packFitness & everydayFresh breath, no sugar crash
Something sweet after a workout, after coffee, after a meal — without the sugar. Most people end up keeping a pouch in a bag, a car, and a desk drawer.
Shop everythingTwenty-five flavors
Pick a flavor, or six
Every flavor is sugar-free and comes in resealable pouches. Mix & Match six-packs let you take any six — and nothing here is limited to one season.
Minty
3 flavors · the dental favoritesFruity
7 flavors · the crowd pleasersParty
4 flavors · the mocktail shelfTherapeutic
3 flavors · soothing and warmingSpecialty
5 flavors · for the curiousSeasonal
3 flavors · stocked all yearIn the pouch
Cold, hard, and honestly loud
Resealable two-ounce pouches, thirty servings each. Built to live in a bag, a glovebox, or a desk drawer.
Bundles
Six flavors, one box
The easiest way in — and the fastest way past the $45 free-shipping line.







Mix & Match — any six of the twenty-five
Why people stay
Twenty-five flavors in, still no sugar
★★★★★"I just tried these at my dentist office after my routine cleaning at Willamette Dental, cause I take meds that dry my mouth out. They told me about these. I tried the Strawberry Daiquiri, I was instantly hooked."
★★★★★"Peppermint Ice Chips after a garlic 'n onion lunch, and root beer flavor for a sweet afternoon delight. Thank you for respecting the palate and health of your customers."
★★★★★"I absolutely love the bold flavors of Ice Chips. It definitely helps with a sweet tooth when trying to lose weight. My favorite is licorice, but I just ordered the Mix n Match 6 pack deal."
Questions
The things people ask first
What exactly is xylitol?
A sweetener that occurs naturally in birch trees and other botanicals. It has a low glycemic index and tastes very close to sugar, which is why it works in candy — but the bacteria that cause tooth decay can't use it the way they use sugar.
Are Ice Chips keto-friendly?
Yes. They're completely sugar-free, sweetened with a keto-friendly sweetener, at two grams of carbohydrate and five calories per serving.
Are they safe for diabetics?
Ice Chips are recommended for diabetics — xylitol is a low glycemic index sweetener and contains no sugar. As always, your own care team knows your situation best.
Can they help with dry mouth?
Many people use them for exactly that. Slowly dissolving or crunching a piece helps stimulate saliva, which is why they're popular with people managing Sjögren's, medication-related dryness, and dry mouth during chemotherapy.
Is xylitol safe for dogs?
No — keep Ice Chips away from pets. Xylitol is genuinely toxic to dogs even in small amounts. It's perfectly safe for people and dangerous for dogs, and that's worth knowing before a pouch ends up somewhere a curious dog can reach. If your dog eats any, call your vet immediately.
What's in them, and what isn't?
Xylitol, plus two percent or less of natural flavors, citric acid, cream of tartar, coconut oil and calcium stearate. No sugar, soy, wheat, gluten or dairy, and vegan. Choking hazard for children under five.
How fast do they ship?
Orders over $45 ship free within the US. Ice Chips are made and shipped from Yelm, Washington.
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