
Gatorade G Series Thirst Quencher, Arctic Blitz
What You Should Know
Gatorade G Series Thirst Quencher in Arctic Blitz is a bright-blue, plastic 28 fl oz sports bottle designed to sit in the beverage aisle alongside other sports drinks, electrolyte mixes, bottled waters and energy drinks — often also available chilled in refrigerated coolers near deli or grab-and-go sections. It’s the kind of bottle shoppers toss in a gym bag, a cooler for a tailgate, or a road-trip drink stash. The product is squarely aimed at active people and youth athletes: Gatorade’s long-standing performance branding emphasizes hydration, quick energy and electrolyte replacement, so marketing skews toward sports teams, coaches and parents buying for kids. Labels carry health-halo cues like “Thirst Quencher” and electrolyte messaging and the ingredient list includes a benign-seeming “natural flavor,” but there’s no organic certification and it’s not marketed as whole or minimally processed. In plain terms, it’s an industrially formulated beverage made to deliver sugar and electrolytes quickly. Sensory notes: intensely sweet, citrus-berry aroma, syrupy-smooth mouthfeel with a slight slickness from added stabilizers and a lightweight, thirst-quenching finish; visually it’s an electric blue thanks to artificial colorants. Packaging rituals are familiar — unscrewing a sports cap between sets, pouring into a team cooler, or handing across a dugout — and the design and color cue immediate association with summer sports and school athletics. In American grocery culture it functions as a quick-performance fix and a nostalgic staple for anyone who grew up with sideline Gatorade moments.
Nutrition Facts
Ingredients
Water,, Sugar,, Dextrose,, Citric, Acid,, Natural, Flavor,, Sodium, Citrate,, Salt,, Monopotassium, Phosphate,, Modified, Food, Starch,, Glycerol, Ester, of, Rosin,, Blue, 1,, Yellow, 5..
Flagged Ingredients:
- •Blue 1 - Artificial coloring
- •Yellow 5 - Artificial coloring
Dietary Labels
Ultra-Processing Assessment
Ultra-Processed
Why this score?
Contains multiple industrial ingredients and additives (added sugars, artificial colors, modified starch, emulsifiers, flavorings, electrolyte salts) and is a ready-to-drink, reformulated product, which classifies it as ultra-processed.
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Common Questions about Gatorade G Series Thirst Quencher, Arctic Blitz
The Arctic Blitz is certainly refreshing, but whether it's healthy depends on what you're comparing it to. With 80 calories and 21 grams of added sugars per serving, it's not exactly a health drink. However, if you’re looking for a quick energy boost during a workout or after sports, it can be a fun way to hydrate!
