You guys know I've been trying to eat healthier and you also know I really do love to indulge in treats. It is magical when the two are combined and I can feel indulgent and know I’m having something that is better for me than more traditional snacks. Smoothies are a good way to get your snack on without undoing all of your dieting hard work.I've been having yogurt as a treat for the last few years since I started watching what I was eating and I really do love the texture and richness of Greek yogurt. The bonus is Greek yogurts are a good source of protein. Each serving of Jamba Juice Greek Yogurt Superfruit Smoothies has a full serving of friut and 100% of the daily value of vitamin C. Another bonus is that each serving comes in under 80! That’s crazy low compared to many smoothies.
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I also love how easy they are to make. All you have to do is open the pouch, put half of the contents in the blender, add eight ounces of apple juice and blend for sixty seconds. Easy as pie and you have a delicious Jamba Juice smoothie without leaving the house. You’ll notice when you empty it into the blender that this is made with real, whole fruit!
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The superfruit smoothies come in two varieties: Pomegranate Pick-Me-Up and Acai Super-Antioxidant. Of the two my husband preferred the Acai Super-Antioxidant and I preferred the Pomegranate Pick-Me-Up probably because strawberries are one of my favorite fruits.I have some great news, in addition to the awesome smoothies I was sent to try I also have 4 coupons for free 8oz smoothies kits to give to one lucky reader. Open to US residents 18 and older. Please use the rafflecopter below to enter.
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Looking at the smoothie pics makes me want Jamba Juice now! Don't think they're open at 1am...
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