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Ingredients for Gatorade
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Well, testing has been underway for about 3 weeks, and I think that I can endorse this recipe. About 3 weeks ago, hubby came home and said that he would need to buy some Gatorade because he would be working with concrete in the direct sun for a full day. AAHH! says the wife. A days worth of Gatorade would cost about 1 hour of work at the farm, if not more. So, I got busy
googling and came across a recipe for homemade Gatorade. I personally think the concoction (even the real stuff) tastes nasty, but it has been tested by two farm hands working 10+ hours in high 90's heat and passed with flying colors. The packets can be purchased for anywhere from 7 - 20 cents and the NoSalt is an initial investment, but will go A LONG way. I figure 3 bottles of Gatorade for less than 20 cents is a good deal!
Homemade Gatorade
1 pkg unsweetened koolaid
1/2 c sugar
1/2 tsp salt
1/4 tsp salt substitute (No Salt)
2 qts water
The salt and salt substitute are added to give it the electrolytes that a sports drink typically has. Hubby has tried lemon-lime, grape, orange, kiwi watermelon, and fruit punch. So far, the orange is the favorite.
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