Thirst Quencher Powder, Frost Glacier Freeze, 76.5 Ounce, Pack of 1

The Gatorade Thirst Quencher Powder, Orange, 76.5 oz is a classic for a reason — it’s one of the most reliable and cost-effective ways to stay hydrated and replenish electrolytes after workouts, long runs, intense training, or even just a hot day. It’s formulated to help replace fluids and electrolytes lost through sweat, giving you that fast-acting hydration boost you actually feel working.  🍊 Refreshing Orange Flavor — The classic citrus taste is bright and enjoyable without being overly sweet, making it perfect for big water bottles, jugs at sports practices, or everyday hydration. Many users rave about how well the classic orange flavor hits the spot.  💪 Great Value & Easy to Mix — With one large canister making up to 9 gallons of drink, it’s perfect for families, teams, or anyone who goes through hydration fast. The powder dissolves well in water, and you can adjust the strength to your preference.  🏃‍♂️ Designed for Performance — Packed with electrolytes like sodium and carbohydrates, this drink mix helps keep you going — especially during intense workouts, endurance training, or hot shifts outside. It’s trusted by athletes for real results.  ✨ Why It Stands Out • Excellent value for huge batch hydration • Refreshing, classic orange taste • Helps replace electrolytes lost during sweat • Easy to mix and versatile for all activities Whether you’re hitting the gym, heading out for a run, or just want a better hydration solution than plain water, this Gatorade powder is a go-to staple that delivers performance and taste every time. 🧃💦

We use the Gatorade Thirst Quencher Powder, Glacier Cherry, 76.5 oz Canister primarily for our kids’ sports, and it’s been a great fit for that purpose. We mix it in a Ninja Slushi, and it works extremely well. The powder dissolves cleanly and freezes evenly, so the texture comes out smooth instead of icy or grainy. Glacier Cherry is a hit with the kids. It tastes good without being overpowering, especially when slightly diluted, which we prefer for regular use. From a practicality standpoint, the large canister is ideal for a busy household with multiple practices and games each week. One container lasts a long time, and it’s much more cost-effective than buying individual bottles. The scoop makes it easy to control strength depending on the activity or temperature. It’s also reassuring to know they’re getting electrolytes after practices and games, especially during hot weather. No issues with upset stomachs or overly sugary taste when mixed properly. Pros • Mixes and freezes well for slush-style drinks • Flavor kids actually enjoy • Large size is economical for families • Easy to adjust strength Cons • Flavor can be strong if mixed too concentrated • Requires a blender or slush machine for frozen drinks Overall This is a convenient, family-friendly option for youth sports hydration, especially if you like making frozen drinks at home. It’s become a regular part of our sports routine and I’d buy it again.

After spending 3~4 hours yawning my way through yard work under the sun, Gatorade Thirst Quencher absolutely saved me. The moment I finished the bottle made from powder, I could feel my energy coming back no more sluggishness, no more dry mouth, just a clean, refreshing boost. The flavor is strong without being too sweet, and it hydrates in a way plain water just can’t match after heavy outdoor work. It’s perfect for long days of chores, workouts, or anytime you’re sweating more than usual. If you want something that actually helps you recover and feel human again after physical activity, this is one of the best drinks you can grab.

Wow, good stuff! I bought a 51 ounce powder in April of Gatorade Thirst Quenched Powder, Frost Glacier Freeze and it lasted 6 months! I use it to change up my drink when I feel dehydrated. My kidneys thank me each time. I live in an Assisted Living Facility and I pass friends a bottle of it when they're down and out or sick. It's about $16 for 76.5 ounces of powder, how long will it last for you? You can make a half gallon and stick it in the fridge or even make popsicles out of them for when they get in from playing outside! Yummy!

I used to buy bottled Gatorade as an occasional energy drink for hot weather or when I'm feeling sick. I had never heard of powdered Gatorade and decided to give it a try. I was very pleased to find it tastes identical to the bottled one. The powder is convenient in that you can control the concentration of the Gatorade by adding a little bit more or less powder to water. It's also very nice for times when you don't have any bottled available and costs far less than the equivalent bottled amount. It includes a useful plastic scoop that works well and is supposed to be added to 32 oz of water. I usually just make around a single cup at a time and eyeball a small amount of powder. The powder is a good consistency, does not make a mess or clump and mixes easily. You do have to give it a little stir to properly dissolve into the water. My main gripe is that the canister does not have a very secure lid. Its somewhat loose fitting plastic and feels like it would be relatively easy to accidentally drop and could allow bugs in. I would much rather it have a sturdier screw lid. I cleaned and dried out a much more robust plastic container with a screw lid and transferred the powder and scoop to that and it feels so much better. Other than that, I'm very happy with this powder and having Gatorade on demand.

We go through a lot (ok, like, obscene amounts) of Gatorade, and the powder mix has honestly been a game changer. It’s way more affordable than buying the premade bottles all the time, and it feels more enviromentally friendly since we’re not loading the trash with plastic every week. I also like that you can just mix up a big pitcher and keep it in the fridge instead of trying to cram 24 bottles in there like Tetris. My only grip is the taste is never 100% exactly like the premade bottles, no matter how carefully I measure it like the directions say. It’s close, and totally drinkable, but it’s either a tiny bit too strong or just a hair too watered down unless you tweak it to your own “sweet spot.” You do need really cold water and a good stir or shake, otherwise it can be a little grainy at the bottom. Overall, if you drink Gatorade regularly, this is absolutely worth it. It’s cheaper, easier to store, better for cutting down on plastic, and you can control how strong you make it. Just don’t expect a perfect clone of the ready-to-drink bottles right out of the gate.

Instead of having tons of single use bottles, we mostly use this for our sports drinks refillable bottles. It’s cheaper and much less plastic waste. Flavor is always on point. Great for hydration during and after sports, but also when you need extra hydration while sick. We are waiting for more flavors to come in the same large power form.

This is the regular drink in our house. We used to buy smaller tubs of powder at the local grocery store, but this huge container is a significantly better deal per ounce than what we pay there, and WAY cheaper than buying the drinks. Pro tip: buy a 6- or 8-pack of Gatorade and save the bottles. We’ve recycled the same 8 bottles for going on 5 years, saving tons of money, and reducing unnecessary waste. We just give them a quick rinse/wash and refill! Flavor is always as expected, though we all tend to make a slightly weaker blend to reduce the sugariness a bit.