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Who doesn\u2019t love a special little beverage? As spring has slowly gotten warmer I\u2019ve seen more and more people posting themselves making at-home iced tea concoctions, fruity syrups for seltzers, and even \u2018loaded\u2019 flavored waters. What has stood out to me from the bunch is a \u201chomemade Gatorade<\/a>\u201d recipe by the creator @healthylittlepeach<\/a>, which has gotten millions of views and tons of recreation videos. The allure lies in its \u201celectrolytes\u201d and health benefits. It looked deceivingly simple, and I was curious to see if it actually<\/em> tasted good or refreshing.<\/p>\n Here\u2019s how I made my own homemade \u201cGatorade:\u201d<\/p>\n I decided to make mine kiwi<\/a>-flavored, but you can check out her page<\/a> to see every fruit featured in \u201cGatorade,\u201d from strawberry to citrus. I threw 5 kiwis in the blender, a cup and a half of coconut water, a cup of green tea (which I brewed and cooled beforehand with a tea bag), a generous amount of sea salt, the juice of a lime, and a tablespoon of honey. Note: green tea is caffeinated. If you want a caffeine-free option, people suggest subbing it for aloe vera water. I would switch it out with straight-up water or whatever extra coconut water you have. It doesn\u2019t change the flavor much. I opted to throw the kiwis in with the skin on to get the most out of them.<\/p>\n
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