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    Home recipe for G*t*oraide type recharge drink?

    I have to drink this stuff but would like to make my own that uses honey, and fruit juice. Does anyone have a recipe?

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    Re: Home recipe for G*t*oraide type recharge drink?

    Here's one web page to look at: https://lowcarbdiets.about.com/od/be...portsdrink.htm

    It seems the key ingredients are salt and potassium. Their recipe:

    1 cup (8 oz) water (not carbonated)
    2 Tablespoons lemon juice
    small pinch of salt
    Flavoring and sweetener to taste.

    (This is for a little over 8 oz. If you're making a quart, I'd use a little less than 1/4 tsp of salt.)

    I would try prune and/or pineapple juices as possible sweeteners and to provide extra potassium.
    Last edited by CSummer; 12-19-2010 at 02:13 AM. Reason: Improve - add ingredient
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    Re: Home recipe for G*t*oraide type recharge drink?

    Thank you for the recipe I will try this today!
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    Re: Home recipe for G*t*oraide type recharge drink?

    The recipe above looks good, but be sure to use unrefined sea salt (should be greyish, not white, or it has been refined), not regular salt! Sea salt has all of the beneficial trace minerals from the ocean still intact. White salt is sometimes contaminated with aluminum in the processing, and there are also usually anti-caking agents and other additives. Sea salt also tastes better!
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