Fortnite player reveals how to make Flowberry Fizz drink in real life

Want to know how you can make a real-life Flowberry Fizz? This Fortnite player reveals just how to make it at home.

Fortnite consumables have a long history in the game since they are the primary healing supplies that players utilize throughout a Battle Royale match. Players always like to keep an empty spot in their inventory for a consumable item, whether they are fishing for a Flopper in a lake or camping out with minis.

Throughout multiple seasons, Fortnite has added various consumable goods, each of which grants a player an ability other than shields or health bars in the game. For example, the Slap Splash provides infinite sprinting abilities for a set amount of time, whereas the Chilly consumable item provides quicker speed.

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Flowberry Fizz is the latest consumable item in the game.

In the most recent Chapter 5 Season 1, Flowberry Fizz was introduced as a consumable item that garnered popularity for all the wrong reasons. It restores shields and allows players to leap higher and prevent fall damage for a brief period.

Now, one Fortnite player has discovered the right recipe to make a Flowberry Fizz drink in real life.

Fortnite player creates irl Flowberry Fizz drink that looks awesome

A Reddit user named Technical_Night3341 has revealed their recipe for the “most accurate” Flowberry Fizz drink in real life in a tutorial video. To make the drink, you need a tall glass beaker, 1oz Grape Syrup, 4oz Lemonade, 4oz White Cherry Gatorade, 4oz Club Soda, and 2oz Blue Gatorade.

This recipe creates the perfect-looking Flowberry Fizz drink as seen in Fortnite Chapter 5. Although it is currently unknown how it tastes, given the name, one can sure hope it’s fruity.

Looking at the clip, one Redditor said, “Dude forgot to shake it up and spray it around the living room.” Another chimed in, “Dude I need this in my life”, to which a user argued, “Y’all don’t need any more sugar.”

A third user asked, “But will it let me jump straight up 10 feet in the air?” A fourth user replied, “The alcoholic version will make you believe you can.”