This Is The Starbucks Medicine Ball Dupe You Need

ByMimiCuteLips

Hey Cuties,

I wasn’t feeling well over the weekend and decided a Medicine Ball from Starbucks would be the cure. Except when I got to the drive-thru (trifling) the lady told me they were out of lemonade. Well, that was rude! So I went to Target and the cold and flu stuff is all picked over but they graciously left the ingredients I needed to make my own Medicine Ball, so I did.

Starbucks Medicine Ball Dupe

Starbucks Medicine Ball Dupe

What is a medicine ball? At first, it was a “secret,” off-menu drink, until Starbucks made it official. If you order it now, the menu name is “Honey Citrus Mint Tea”, which is stupid. Why not just call it what we all know it to be a Medicine Ball.  Most baristas will know it as the Medicine Ball if you ask for it by that name.

Medicine Ball Ingredients

Starbucks Medicine Ball Dupe
The Honey Citrus Mint Tea (Medicine Ball) includes:
  • Jade Citrus Mint® green tea
  • Peach Tranquility® herbal tea
  • Hot Water
  • Lemonade
  • Honey
  • Peppermint (Optional)

The Measurements

I made four Starbucks Medicine Ball Dupes before I was solid on my measurements. I’ve been making them in a 16 oz and a 24 oz tumbler so I will give you measurements for both.

16 oz Measurements: 1/2 cup water + 1/2 cup lemonade + 1 tea bag Peach Tranquility® herbal tea + 1 tea bag Jade Citrus Mint® green tea + 1 tsp. honey + Peppermint extract optional (A little goes a long way)

24 oz Measurements: 1 1/2 cup water + 1/2 cup lemonade + 1 tea bag Peach Tranquility® herbal tea + 1 tea bag Jade Citrus Mint® green tea + 1 tsp. honey + Peppermint optional (A little goes a long way)

The Recipe

  • Combine your lemonade and water in a pan.
  • Bring to a boil and remove from the heat
  • Pour liquid into the cup
  • add in tea bags + other ingredients

The Benefits

Jade Citrus Mint® is premium, lush green tea blended with hints of spearmint, lemon verbena, and lemongrass. It’s a just-right balance of cool calm and bright invigoration.

Peach Tranquility® is a soft peach shimmers alongside tropical pineapple with delicate herbal notes of lemon verbena and a chamomile finish. It’s a juicy take on tea that’s full of fruit, fragrance, and flavor.

Starbucks Medicine Ball Dupe

Notes

I used Simply Lemonade and it overpowers the drink and makes it real “lemony” if you like ‘lemony” than you might want to do equal parts lemonade and water. If not, rock with what I gave you.

I put the tsp of honey in the boiling lemonade/water because the heat from the liquids makes it melt off the spoon with ease.

A little peppermint extract goes a long way. Don’t be like me.

I purchased all the ingredients from Target.

Have you ever had a Starbucks Medicine Ball? Have you made a Starbucks Medicine Ball Dupe? Chat with me in the comments below or FB, IG, and Twitter.

 

 

If you love Starbucks Honey Citrus Mint Tea alo known as the Medicine Ball then you will love my Starbucks Medicine Ball Dupe. Six easy ingredients.

Mimi Robinson is the Lifestyle Media Correspondent and editor behind MimiCuteLips®. She is a wife, a mother of two and a Media Correspondent in the Washington, DC area. She is quite possibly the dopest person you know. You can find her working media at your favorite events, traveling and trying out new adventures, working on a dope DIY project, or recording a podcast.

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16 Comments

  1. First of all, feel better.
    Second, I never heard of this SB medicine ball until I saw your posts. Your research paid off and now we all get to reap the rewards!
    Cold and flu season has been terrible.

    1. Thanks, I thought it was a cold. As it turns out it was my allergies. SMH The tree count is killer right now.
      Yes, sharing is caring and much cheaper too.

  2. I’ve heard this works wonders. I almost ordered this from Starbucks one day too. I do wonder if using real lemons would make it taste better?

  5. Just made this for my son and he loves it. He normally is not a big fan of tea so it was hard to get hi to drink it while not feeling well, this tea changed the game. Thanks for the dupe!

  6. I’ve always heard of this but skeptical that it actually works lol I may have to try it out soon

  8. You know I’ve never heard of this from Starbucks. Sounds like it would be good to whip up at home when you need it.

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