Loaded Tea Recipe: Revitalize Your Day With This Deliciousness

If you have been on social media, then you’ve probably seen some colorful drinks. They are called Loaded Tea, it’s the newest thing in town, and it’s probably here to stay. Be careful though, this Loaded Tea recipe could be quite addictive.

Loaded Tea is nutritious, caffeinated, and perhaps more importantly, it’s cool, with different flavors and colors.

This Loaded Tea recipe couldn’t be easier, although admittedly, some of the ingredients could be hard to come by. Still, we’ll mention some alternatives to make your life easier.

Jump to:

• Ingredients
• Instructions
• Substitutions
• Equipment
• Storage
• Tips
• Loaded Tea Recipe
• Comments

Ingredients

• 4C Energy Rush — 1 tsp.
• Guarana powder — ⅕ tsp.
• Water — as needed.
• Strawberry lemonade — 2 cups.
• Hawaiian punch — 2 cups.
• Ice — 1 pack.
• Blackberry lemonade — 2 cups.

Instructions

1. Heat some water in a large pot.

2. Add each ingredient to the pot, except for the ice.

3. Let it simmer for 10-15 minutes. Be careful not to bring the mixture to a boil.

4. Add ice to your serving glasses.

5. Pour your Loaded Tea into the serving glasses.

Substitutions

• 4C Energy Rush — A simple energy drink mix, 4C Energy Rush is probably the most commonly used ingredient in most Loaded Tea recipes. It’s a caffeinated mix, so check the labels and you might actually want to consult a professional beforehand if you have any doubts.
  
  The general preference among most people is 4C Energy Rush. However, if you’re determined to find an alternative, Pure Boost would be a fine one. It’s sweet and it’s caffeinated, so you should be just fine. Celsius, with an even higher caffeine rate, would be another substitution that would work just fine. Nuun, on the other hand, doesn’t really pack enough caffeine, though.

• Guarana powder — Guarana boasts a high amount of concentrated caffeine, but it might be hard to come by, so online shopping would be the safer bet against your local grocery store. Still, as a source of caffeine, it works great, and this one’s actually supported by studies.
  
  You can still make this Loaded Tea recipe with some other alternatives, which are usually herbs or ground tea leaves. Ginseng powder, for example, with a much lower caffeine content, works great. Maca powder should also be considered, though it is hard to come by.

• The lemonade — Our Loaded Tea recipe calls for both strawberry lemonade and blackberry lemonade, and that’s for a good reason. Especially when combined with Hawaiian punch, these two will add your Loaded Tea some much-needed flair and color.

Equipment

• Measuring spoon.

• Large pot.

• Serving glasses with lid and straw.

Storage

keep in mind that your Loaded Tea will lose its freshness and nutritional value each day.

• Transfer any leftover Loaded Tea into an airtight container.

• Store your Loaded Tea in the fridge, where it will last for between one and two days.

Tips

• Experiment — If one doesn’t suit you or you simply have a negative experience, simply pick a different one among many Loaded Tea recipes. Whether you prefer to have your beverage caffeinated, sweet, or sour, we are pretty sure that there is one for you out there, waiting to be explored.

• The portions — While it’s true that Loaded Tea, in general, boasts a fine nutritional value and it indeed works like a miracle for most people, keep in mind that Loaded Tea should be consumed in moderation.