Belicious Green Smoothies

$ 7 for a smoothie.
seven bucks for a smoothie
This is why I don’t like Jomba Juice or reebek or whatever those places are called. It’s pretty much your standard yuppie drink spot for those who don’t like coffee but love to show some status symbol with an expensive drink.
This is basically what you’ll expect to eat when you’re 80. All your food is blended in a nice little freaky colored clump so your dentures don’t have to suffer from the ordeal of biting down.
While I give them points for putting it in an eco-​friendly cup, I do have to say that in saving the planet, you should also try to save some green for the people.
Because again, this is seven bucks for a blended drink of whatever fruits and veggies you want.
I probably wouldn’t have had too much of an issue with it if it had some flavor, but my god, this sucker was as boring and bland as they come. Not worth the value you’re paying and it’s certainly not something that I would come to again.

This truck clearly has the simplest menu of all the trucks I have tried so far.
They offer five different smoothies, all on the same size, and all $ 7.00
In fact all five smoothies start with baby spinach and contain dates and hempseed too. I ordered the mango snap, and to be honest while it was tasty in a generic sort of way; I could not ascertain a single ingredient. Theytell me there was mango, apple, banana and ginger in there; and while I am confident the nice ladies Claire and Heidi wouldn’t lie to me; their word is the only evidence that is what I got.
The smoothie was the color of split pea soup, which isn’t uprising since the spinach is prevalent, and white itwhile was cold and refreshing, I prefer more of a fruit flavor in a smoothie called the mango snap.
Gourmet Food Truck #129 on my never-​ending quest to try every truck in «So Cal

Downside:
— it’s $ 7 for blended frozen fruit and veg, in a plastic cup that’s not large.
— smoothie tasted bland from too much ice (maybe I ordered the wrong flavor — it was Mango Snap and had a lot of ingredients listed though).
Upside:
— felt super healthy drinking it.
— the experience inspired me to make my own green smoothies at home for breakfast! Thanks :)

It’s a food truck that serves smoothies.
Last night I was curious enough to try it. They have a nice looking truck with a TV screen that shows their menu.
I ordered the Cherry Chocolicious. It was $ 7. It came out in a 16 (or maybe 20) oz cup. It was one of those cups that is made out of corn so it’s eco friendly. Pretty cool.
The smoothie itself was a dark green color, which I wasn’t expecting. It also didn’t taste like cherry nor chocolate at all, which is what I was expecting. It did taste good, however I could have just gone to Robeks or Jamba Juice, paid less for a bigger smoothie, and gotten something that tasted WAY better. Never again.
For those that are considering trying this truck, they also accept credit cards.