I have to say I was rather dissapointed as I watched the lady make my smoothie. The "banana" in my shake was nothing more than an inch long slice and the pineapple consisted of just two or three pieces. The worst part was the orange. There was no orange. Instead they poured in some tropicana orange juice from concentrate. I'm not even sure if the juice they used had added sugar in it or not. It may have.
Luckily the lady put in a decent amount of spirulina but the rest of the smoothie was ice. Hardly worth the $5.09 I paid for it I think.
Yet maybe it was worth the price. The drink itself tasted very scrumptious. The pineapple dominated the flavor of the drink and it kind of tasted like a pina colada to me. My mother was with me and I made her try it after some pursuasion. She said it looked rather unappealing because it was green. I thought it just made it look minty... Even though it wasn't. My mom agreed that it was good though.
If you can get over the decieving menu and the high price then this is a smoothie place for you. Personally, I'm going to stick to making my own smoothies at home.
Yay new blender!
ReplyDeleteIn Raw Revolution, you mention the taste of spirulina- I've never tasted it, so I wouldn't know what to expect, but now I'm curious.
Smoothies are interesting. I prefer tropical flavors - pineapple, kiwi, starfruit - but then again, it may be the concentrated juices with lots of extra sugar (I guarantee that most of the smoothies around here [the North Country, for people that don't know]) are not made with fresh fruit. It's mostly syrups and ice. In fact, it wasn't until my trip to Puerto Rico that I had a real smoothie with real fruit.
If you get the stuff, I'll definitely try a real, healthy smoothie. :)
Ooo well I have some spirulina so I can make you a nice and healthy smoothie if you want :-)
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