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KETO ARNOLD PALMER

MAKES two 17-ounce (500-ml) servings

PREP TIME: 10 minutes (not including time to brew tea)

COOK TIME: —

I could drink this by the gallon, and I have on multiple occasions. A common way to boost your electrolytes on keto is to drink keto lemonade, which is a mixture of water, fresh lemon juice, Himalayan salt, and a keto-friendly sweetener. But, after years on keto, the daily grind of lemonade gets a little old. Let’s spice things up and swap out the plain water for tea! You can use any sort of tea here. I chose a decaffeinated black tea, but you could use rooibos, green, white, or whatever you like.

If you’re in need of digestive healing, add 4 teaspoons of aloe vera; it works nicely in this recipe.

4 cups (950 ml) brewed black tea (decaf or regular), chilled

¼ cup (60 ml) lemon juice

2 teaspoons erythritol, or 6 drops liquid stevia

½ teaspoon finely ground Himalayan salt

Place all the ingredients in a large jug or pitcher that holds at least 34 ounces (1 L). Mix with a large spoon.

STORE IT: Store covered in the fridge for up to 5 days.

make it AIP:

Use stevia or enjoy unsweetened.

Per serving:

calories: 6 | calories from fat: 1.8 | total fat: 0.2 g | saturated fat: 0.2 g | cholesterol: 0 mg

sodium: 376 mg | carbs: 0.7 g | dietary fiber: 0.1 g | net carbs: 0.6 g | sugars: 0.6 g | protein: 0.2 g