One user shared her birthday cake water recipe, which consists of four pumps of cotton candy-flavored syrup and three pumps of vanilla-almond flavored syrup. The possibilities are endless with syrups like salted caramel, dragon acai fruit, cotton candy, and coconut.Ī powder packet of the green apple Jolly Rancher with two pumps of salted caramel syrup creates a drink resembling a caramel apple. The syrups range in size from smaller handheld bottles to larger pump syrups in bulk. The most popular flavors of powders range from pop-adjacent flavors like orange Crush or Hawaiian Punch to packets mimicking liquified candy like Starbursts, Nerds, Jolly Ranchers, Skittles, etc.
“WOTD,” otherwise known as the "Water of the Day,“ is one of the most popular sharing methods of “WaterTok.” The “Hydration Station” or the “Water Bar” is the equivalent to an at-home coffee station, except there is an abundant stock of syrup bottles on a spinning organizer and flavor packets separated in their own packed caddy. Some also stipulate that this trend adds to toxic diet culture, as it encourages the heavy consumption of artificial sweeteners and aspartame. The other side of “WaterTok” argues that these flavored combinations are basically juice or Kool-Aid. While it isn’t a new phenomenon, the presence of social media has allowed “WaterTok” to become the next “TikTok made me buy it,” with tons of users now buying the Stanley cups and all of the flavorings to make their own unique recipes.īut many have to contest if it is actually water.
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