Abstract: A drink holder that includes a base with a volume of water in it and a two-part cap that can be rotated to drop an amount of powdered drink mix, stored within the cap, into the water within the base. The cap includes a bottom section, a top section attached to the bottom section, and a cap that is placed on top of the top section. The bottom section has a flange that sticks out and meets the flange from the top section, forming a small compartment above the two flanges within the cap. The flanges are in this position when the top section of the cap is tightly connected to the bottom section of the cap. When the top section is threadably detached form the bottom section, the positioning of the two flanges creates a rather large hole within the cap, causing any drink powder or mix within an upper section of the cap to fall down through the bottom section of the cap and into the volume of liquid (preferably water).