If you drink GHOST Energy regularly, you’ll be delighted to know it’s changing things up in a big way. Instead of grabbing a can, fans can now rip open a tiny packet and get the same energy boost.
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The brand has officially launched GHOST Energy Sticks, and the latest flavor is inspired by one of the sourest candies ever made.
A Full Can Of Energy In One Tiny Stick
GHOST released the Energy Sticks Packs some months ago and now they have just dropped the newest flavor: Warheads Sour Berry. There are 24 sticks in the pack and each stick gives you 200mg of natural caffeine, exactly the same amount found in a regular can of GHOST Energy.
It also contains zero sugar, uses naturally sourced colors, and features the same energy formula fans already know. The only real difference is that it comes as a powder that gets mixed with water instead of being ready to drink straight from a can.
According to GHOST, one stick should be mixed with 12 to 16 ounces of water, although the amount can be adjusted depending on personal taste. So if you want a stronger flavor, just use less water. That gives you a bolder, more concentrated drink while keeping the same amount of caffeine, making it an easy way to enjoy a higher-powered version of the mix. The company recommends having no more than two sticks per day.
A Candy Flavor That Brings Back Memories
For its newest Energy Stick flavor, GHOST picked a classic. Anyone who remembers popping a Warheads candy into their mouth knows exactly what to expect. The new Warheads Sour Berry mix starts with that familiar mouth-puckering sour blast before finishing with a sweet berry flavor that’s much easier to handle.
GHOST has already released Warheads-inspired drinks in flavors like Sour Watermelon, and they’ve become favorites among fans who love extra sour energy drinks. Other flavors include Welch’s Grape, Orange Cream, and Sour Pink Lemonade.
So whether you prefer candy-inspired sour flavors or like something smoother and sweeter, there’s already a solid lineup to choose from―and there’s a good chance even more flavors will join the collection in the future.
Value For Money
Apart from the taste, another pretty good thing about GHOST’s new Energy Sticks is the value. A 24-pack of the Warheads Sour Berry Energy Sticks sells for $29.99, while a 12-pack case of GHOST Energy cans also costs about $29.99.
So, the stick packs offer twice as many servings for roughly the same price. Of course, the canned drinks are ready to crack open whenever the craving hits, while the sticks need to be mixed with water. Still, anyone looking to stretch their dollar may find the powdered version hard to ignore.
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