Gatorade Thirst Quencher Powder, G2 Low Calorie, Grape, 19.4 Ounce (Pack of 3)

I was a bit hesitant to buy this product as I’m usually a Gatorade, zero fan, but I gave it a whirl, especially since I got tired of going to the store and bringing home all the plastic containers. I mixed up the first batch using an old Gatorade bottle That I had saved and it was way too sweet but eventually, I was able to find two in the recipe to using one tablespoon for 16 ounces of water and it tastes great not only does that mean it’s fewer calories and less sugar that I’m using per ounce but also the product will last longer. I got both punch and grape and they are both good and I keep a bottle of each in the fridge, ready to go.

I think I got lucky on the pricing of my order, but even at the regular price, it is a nice option to get a lot of G2 powder at a reasonable price. While the individual packets are more portable, I like this because of the ability to customize the amount of powder you're putting in your drink and it is less wasteful to the environment. It tastes good and I have not had any issues with clumping.

Many years ago grape G2 Gatorade was my go-to drink when working out (or just when thirsty). I used to buy the liquid stuff and it was great. I recently got back on the Gatorade wagon and was disappointed to find that G2 was nearly impossible to find in stores. I found G-Zero wasn't the same and the regular stuff doesn't taste as good as the G2. Glad I found this stuff here. I actually like the powdered form because it allows me to decide how sweet (or unsweet) I want it.*edit in 2025*LOL @ the price. Look, I like the stuff, but I don't think I'm going above $40 for this. It was $39 just last month on my last order, but now it's like $52.One thing about these is that the containers are probably smaller than you might expect if you've bought the powdered Gatorade before. The container are smaller, but it seems accurate that you get a similar amount of finished product from it because it does take less powder to make the same amount liquid. So, that probably explains a few of the "it's too sweet" reviews. Just use less powder, folks. That's the benefit of getting it in this form.That being said, I'm not sure how I feel about them charging the same (actually more) for these smaller containers just because you can make more from it. Does it actually cost more to make the product? I'm thinking no. Ehnn, but whatever, it is what it is. It's still cheaper than getting the same amount of Gatorade from the individual G-Zero packs. G2 also tastes better than that stuff.I just wonder how long they will keep selling this here. It took about three weeks for mine to arrive. It concerns me that these won't be around for much longer.

I use electrolytes after most of my runs since I lose a lot of liquid through sweat. I'm constantly looking for budget friendly, low-calorie electrolytes, to help control my electrolytes balance without increasing calorie consumption too much.In the past, I've used Propel individual packets which are zero calorie, but because each serving is packaged individually, and they are more expensive. I've also used the regular Gatorade electrolytes canister, but on hot summer days I will easily consume 3-4 (or more?) servings to replace electrolytes as I am losing them, so at 80 calories a serving, that adds up quick.I have to say that these G2 grape electrolytes are by far my favorite. They are more expensive than regular Gatorade, but they are cheaper than the Propel individual packets, which weren't all that expensive to begin with. Grape is my favorite Gatorade flavor, and at 30 calories a serving, I'm still not consuming a whole lot of sugar when I need two or three (or four) servings to meet my requirements. (Why would I ever need 4 servings? Sometimes I do 4 or 5 hour long runs and need to replenish a lot of lost salt. It happens.)On the rare occasion where I skip electrolytes after a sweaty run, I wake up the next day with fingers swollen and my weight up, so I know the electrolytes are working for me.I love that the Gatorade G2 powdered electrolytes come in a cardboard canister (with metal on bottom and plastic lid). I feel like this is easier to recycle with some parts compostable compared to the enormous number of plastic bottles I would go through if I were to buy the liquid form of Gatorade.I'm very happy with these electrolyes, I would purchase again once I get through these three canisters.

I’ve been using Gatorade G2 Low Calorie for a while now and overall, it’s a solid choice. The grape flavor is sweet and refreshing without being overwhelming, and I love that it’s low-calorie compared to regular Gatorade. The powder mixes easily and provides good hydration, especially during workouts or after long days.One thing I do wish is that it had a little more electrolytes for my intense training sessions, but it still does the job well for general hydration. The 19.4-ounce pack is a good value, and I like that it comes in a 3-pack for convenience.Definitely a great option for those looking to stay hydrated without the extra sugar. Highly recommend for moderate exercise or daily hydration needs!

The open G2 on the left is made from the powder. The G2 on the right is unopened. Not only does it taste near identical but it looks it too.So many reviews were of people complaining they were scammed cause there's no way the little container can make 6 gallons. I feel like they forgot it's G2 and not full strength Gatorade. Full strength regular powder you need 2 TABLESPOONS but G2 power only needs TEASPOONS.That being said, it's perfect!!! It is 99.9% the same flavor as bottled G2. There is only a little tiny taste, that only one family member could tell, from it being made from powder at home. After a few times even they didn't notice. It is so so much cheaper and now that I can't find bottles anywhere, I have gallons of the stuff that I can make when I need to.I do not have a single regret. I am so excited. It tastes so good. I'm in love.