A mixture of unsweetened red Koolaid and
sugar that is most often used by middle/high school students due its accessibility. This powder is typically chewed and swallowed, but it can also be inhaled nasally. It is most often dispensed in zip-lock bags with one cup of
sugar to one package of Koolaid.
Happy crack gets its name because of its addictive properties, its sugar high, and its
cocaine-like appearance. Kids frequently get suspended at school for carrying it around, and often get in the same amount of trouble as if they had brought real crack to school.
Other forms of happy crack do exist, but are not nearly as
popular. These other forms generally involve mixing a powdered drink mix with
sugar, though there are forms like cinicrack, which involves adding pure cinnamon to sugar, or cococrack, which utilizes raw coco powder.
Certain additives are sometimes added to happy crack, usually caffeine (though
cocaine has been rumored to be used as well). This is called "super happy crack".
Happy Crack is NOT a drug, but should still be used responsibly. Side effects can include sinus headache (when inhaled nasally), weight gain, cavities, and a temporary red mouth.
Please note that there are A LOT of
people allergic to red 40, a
food dye in Koolaid mix. If you or your friends are allergic to red 40, please do not use Happy Crack.
