How To Make Loaded Tea
We're here to help you learn how to make loaded tea at home 😃
Step 1: Review the "Steps to Make Loaded Tea at Home" below ⬇️
Step 2: Choose loaded tea recipes from the Recipe Finder📇 or Recipe Blog💻
Step 3: Order loaded tea supplies and ingredients to craft your DIY loaded teas!
Often referred to as a Vitamin Tea, Lifted Tea, Tea Bomb 💣 or a Boosted Tea, a Loaded Tea can be converted into: Mega Teas or Lit Teas (more caffeine); Refresher Teas (less caffeine); a Sugar Free Electrolyte Drink (no caffeine); #WaterTok 💧 Flavored Water Flavors (No caffeine); and 💋 Beauty Tea Drinks (added collagen). Endless 🤩 possibilities!
Choose a Recipe
Use our Loaded Tea Recipe Finder and Choose a Recipe 📇
Base
Use a Tall (24-32oz) cup or loaded tea tumbler 🥤
Step 1: Dissolve Energy Powder & Tea Powder with Warm Water
1) Add warm (not boiling) water to tumbler per recipe. If using an Energy Tablet, first crush the tablet then add it to tumbler ~ if using an Energy Powder mix add it to the tumbler. 2) Add Tea Concentrate per recipe (typically between 1/4 tsp and 1/2 tsp).
Step 2: Add Drink Mix Flavor(s)
Depending on the recipe, add the Sugar-Free Drink Mix flavor(s) and stir (typically ~ 1/4 tsp per flavor).
Step 3: Add Cold Water
Add cold water per recipe.
Step 4: Add Ice
Pack the tumbler with ice 🧊 to the top. We use nugget ice.
Step 5: Add Aloe
If using Liquid Aloe: Pour Aloe Concentrate over the added ice in tumbler. If using Instant Dissolve Aloe, dissolve it with the drink mix in next step or follow recipe directions.
Step 6: Mix Drink Mix Flavor(s) Separately in Cold Water
Per the recipe, separately mix the Sugar-Free Drink Mix flavor(s) with Cold Water.
Step 7: Pour Step 6 into Tumbler
Slowly Pour Step 6 Over Ice Into Tumbler and ENJOY 🥳
Dump-N-Go Option: Combine ALL ingredients into Step 1 with 2oz Warm Water. Fill cup with 🧊 Ice. Add up to 12oz Cold Water and enjoy!
Caffeine Content
Most of our Loaded Tea Recipes 📇 are low-carb, low calorie (20 Calories) and have 160mg of caffeine. For comparison, an 8oz cup of Starbucks roast coffee ☕ is on average 170mg.
Caffeine Warning
*WARNING: Although caffeine is generally safe for most healthy adults, consumers should be aware of the total caffeine intake in their diets (coffee, tea, soda, energy drinks, etc.). The FDA has cited 400mg a day as an amount not generally associated with negative effects for most adults. Certain conditions tend to make people more sensitive to caffeine’s effects, as can some medications.
Loaded Tea Ingredients
