Jamba Juice Menu With Prices USA 2026
Jamba runs from about $5.00 for small items up to $10.99 for premium bowls, with most smoothies $7.79-$9.99, signature classics like Mango-a-go-go® and Razzmatazz® at $9.19, and açaí bowls around $8.69. Below is the full menu across every category, why the chain quietly dropped “Juice” from its name, and the genuine off-menu ordering system that lets you get drinks that appear nowhere on the board.
How we built this page: prices below are estimated national averages compiled by cross-checking multiple public menu-price trackers as of August 2026, not a single unverified source. Jamba pricing varies by location, and airport, campus, and mall locations typically run higher. Always confirm at your local store or in the app before ordering.
Jump to: Smoothies | Bowls | Secret Menu | Boosts | FAQ
About Jamba
Jamba Juice was founded in 1990 by Kirk Perron as a small juice bar in San Luis Obispo, California, with a mission to make healthy, delicious smoothies a mainstream habit rather than a health-food-store niche.
It worked: the chain expanded rapidly to become the defining name in American smoothies. In recent years the brand shortened its name from “Jamba Juice” to simply Jamba — a deliberate signal that the menu had outgrown juice, now spanning smoothies, bowls, blended coffee, over-ice refreshers, waffle parfaits, bites, and grab-n-go items. Most people still search for it as Jamba Juice, and both names refer to the same chain.
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Smoothies
The smoothie menu is organised into distinct families rather than one flat list — worth knowing before you order, because the families differ meaningfully in sugar and calorie profile.
Whirl’d Famous™ Classics
| Item | Estimated Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Strawberries Wild® | $7.79-$9.19 | ~240 calories (small) — one of the lighter classics |
| Mango-a-go-go® | $9.19 | One of the single most-ordered items chain-wide |
| Razzmatazz® | $9.19 | Berry blend, sweet with a tangy edge |
| Caribbean Passion® | $9.19 | Light and refreshing tropical blend |
| Peanut Butter Moo’d® | $8.49-$9.99 | ~430 calories (small) — the most indulgent classic on the board |
Goodness ‘n Greens®
| Item | Estimated Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Apple ‘n Greens™ | $8.49-$9.99 | A top choice among health-focused regulars |
| Greens ‘n Ginger™ | $8.49-$9.99 |
Supercharged & Functionals
| Item | Estimated Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Protein Berry Workout | $8.99-$10.49 | Post-exercise recovery formulation |
| Açaí Super-Antioxidant™ | $8.99-$10.49 | Contains added nutrients |
| Orange C-Booster™ | $8.99-$10.49 | Contains added nutrients |
| Functionals line (2026) | $8.99-$10.99 | Smoothies engineered for specific wellness goals — a genuine 2026 menu expansion |
Plant-Based
| Item | Estimated Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Plant-Based Smoothie (various) | $8.49-$9.99 | Almond, coconut, or oat milk bases available |
| Pumpkin Smash (seasonal) | $8.49-$9.99 | Available in both plant-based and dairy versions |
Bowls
| Item | Estimated Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Açaí Primo Bowl | $8.69-$10.99 | Strawberries, açaí blend, blueberries, soy milk, bananas, organic granola, honey, shredded coconut |
| Vanilla Blue Sky Bowl | $8.69-$10.99 | Banana, pineapple, almond milk, vanilla coconut milk, blue spirulina, granola, strawberry, blueberry, coconut chips, goji berry, sliced almonds |
| Chunky Strawberry Bowl | $8.69-$10.99 | Strawberry, banana, peanut butter, soy milk, nonfat Greek yogurt, organic granola |
| Dragon Fruit Delight | $8.69-$10.99 | Pineapple juice, organic dragon fruit, pineapple, banana, mangos |
| Waffle Bowls (new 2026) | $9.29-$11.49 | A genuine 2026 addition adding a toasted, bready base to the fresh fruit experience |
Waffle Parfaits
| Item | Estimated Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| PB Banana Waffle Parfait | $8.69 | With coconut whip or nonfat Greek yogurt and honey drizzle |
| Belgian Waffle Parfait | $8.69 | With coconut whip or nonfat Greek yogurt and honey drizzle |
Over Ice
| Item | Estimated Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Electric Ice (dragon fruit lemonade) | $5.49-$6.99 | Lighter and crisper than a blended smoothie |
| Blue Lava (lemonade with blue spirulina) | $5.49-$6.99 | A visual standout, popular as an afternoon pick-me-up |
| Over Ice Refresher (other flavors) | $5.49-$6.99 | 4 total options on the Over Ice menu |
Blended Coffee
| Item | Estimated Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Coffee Dream Machine | $6.49-$7.99 | Creamy vanilla coffee blend |
| Buzzin’ Mocha Moo’d | $6.49-$7.99 | Bridges the gap between a frappe and a Jamba smoothie |
Fresh Juices
| Item | Estimated Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Orange Carrot Twist | $6.49-$7.99 | Antioxidant and vitamin-focused |
| Fresh-Squeezed Orange Juice | $5.99-$7.49 | |
| Wheatgrass Shot | $3.49-$4.99 |
Bites & Grab n’ Go
| Item | Estimated Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Bites (8 options: pretzels, flatbreads, etc.) | $3.99-$6.99 | Quick snacks or a light meal on the go |
| Berry Fruit Cup | $4.49-$5.99 | |
| Parfait | $4.99-$6.49 | |
| Energy Shot | $3.49-$4.99 |
Boosts & Add-Ins
| Item | Estimated Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Whey or Plant Protein Boost | +$1.49-$2.29 | |
| Daily Vitamin Boost | +$0.99-$1.79 | |
| Energy Boost | +$0.99-$1.79 | |
| Chia Seeds | +$0.99-$1.49 |
Combos & Packs
| Item | Estimated Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Combo & Pack Options (5 total) | $12.99-$24.99 | Shareable and group-friendly bundles |
Kids Menu
| Item | Estimated Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Kids Smoothie | $4.99-$6.49 | Smaller, milder options with balanced sweetness |
The Jamba Secret Menu
This is genuinely one of the more legitimate secret menus in the industry, and it works for a structural reason: Jamba will blend most of what’s physically in the store, so the “secret” items are really just known combinations of standard ingredients that staff can make on request. Longtime regulars order off it by name. Some blends even use in-store snack items — white gummy bears being the well-known example — to create flavors that appear nowhere on the official board.
Known off-menu builds include Cotton Candy Remix, Strawberry Whirl, and various dessert-style blends. Since these aren’t official items, availability depends entirely on your location having the ingredients and staff familiar with the recipe. Pricing generally matches the equivalent standard smoothie size.
Jamba’s Specialty & Services
Jamba’s specialty is genuinely real-fruit-based blending across a menu organised by purpose rather than just flavor — classics, greens, supercharged, and functional lines each target a different reason for ordering. Beyond the standard menu:
- Deep customization as a core feature: milk type, sugar level, protein and energy boosts, and fruit blends can all be swapped — the menu is closer to a template than a fixed list
- A genuinely functional secret menu: because Jamba will blend nearly anything in-store, off-menu orders actually work rather than being a marketing myth
- The 2026 Functionals line: smoothies engineered around specific wellness goals rather than flavor alone, plus new Waffle Bowls adding a toasted base to the bowl format
- Limited-time athletic partnerships: collaborations like the Nike Protein Berry Workout target post-exercise recovery specifically
Allergen Quick-Reference
| Item | Gluten | Dairy | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fruit Smoothie (juice base) | No | No | Naturally free of major allergens before add-ins |
| Peanut Butter Moo’d® | No | Yes | Contains peanuts — a genuine allergen flag |
| Açaí Primo Bowl | Yes (granola) | Possible | Organic granola contains gluten; soy milk base |
| Waffle Bowls / Parfaits | Yes | Possible | Wheat-based waffle component |
| Plant-Based Smoothies | No | No | Almond, coconut, or oat milk bases |
This is a general reference only — several smoothies contain nuts or nut-based milks, and blenders are shared across orders, so cross-contact is possible. Jamba’s official allergen guide should be checked directly, and staff notified of any severe allergy before ordering.
Approximate Nutrition (Protein / Carbs / Fat)
| Item | Calories (small) | Protein | Carbs | Fat |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Strawberries Wild® | ~240 kcal | 3g | 56g | 1g |
| Peanut Butter Moo’d® | ~430 kcal | 13g | 62g | 15g |
| Apple ‘n Greens™ | ~280 kcal | 4g | 66g | 1g |
| Açaí Primo Bowl | ~520 kcal | 10g | 92g | 14g |
Calories increase meaningfully from Small to Medium to Large, and boosts or extra ingredients add more on top — worth checking if you’re tracking closely.
Most Popular Orders
| Item | Estimated Price |
|---|---|
| Mango-a-go-go® | $9.19 |
| Strawberries Wild® | $7.79-$9.19 |
| Razzmatazz® | $9.19 |
| Açaí Primo Bowl | $8.69-$10.99 |
Jamba vs. Other Smoothie Chains
| Chain | Comparable Item | Estimated Price |
|---|---|---|
| Jamba | Medium Smoothie | $7.79-$9.99 |
| Smoothie King | 20 oz Smoothie | $5.29-$6.49 |
| Tropical Smoothie Cafe | 24 oz Fruit Smoothie | $6.49-$8.49 |
| Starbucks | Grande Frappuccino | $5.95 |
Jamba sits at the higher end of the smoothie category, above both Smoothie King and Tropical Smoothie Cafe on a comparable drink. The trade-off is the bowl program, the functional/boost system, and the genuinely working secret menu — none of which the cheaper competitors match at the same depth.
Price Quick-Reference
- Cheapest item: Wheatgrass or Energy Shot — around $3.49
- Cheapest smoothie: Strawberries Wild® (small) — around $7.79
- Most expensive standard item: premium bowls and Waffle Bowls — up to $11.49
- Typical spend: $8-$11 for a smoothie or bowl before boosts
Deals & Ordering Hacks
- Order off the secret menu by name — unlike most chains’ mythical “secret menus,” Jamba’s genuinely works because staff will blend what’s in-store
- Size down and add a boost rather than sizing up — you get the functional benefit without the extra sugar and calories of a larger fruit base
- Swap the milk base — almond, coconut, and oat are available and change both the calorie profile and the flavor meaningfully at little or no cost
- Check the app for rewards — Jamba runs a loyalty program with periodic free-drink and BOGO offers
- Over Ice drinks are the budget line — at $5.49-$6.99 they run meaningfully cheaper than blended smoothies
Service Options & Dining Details
- Service options: in-store, takeout, mobile order ahead, delivery through third-party platforms, drive-thru at select locations
- Popular for: post-workout smoothies, quick healthy breakfasts, açaí bowls
- Amenities: extensive customization, boost add-in system, grab-n-go cooler items
Jamba Hours
Most Jamba locations are open from approximately 7:00 AM to 9:00 PM, making it convenient for both morning and afternoon visits. Hours vary by location — airport, campus, and mall stores follow their host venue’s schedule. Check the app or your local store’s page for exact hours.
Nutrition & Dietary Quick Facts
- Jamba offers several genuinely dairy-free smoothies using almond, coconut, and fruit-based bases
- Strawberries Wild® (~240 cal small) and Apple ‘n Greens™ are among the lighter picks; Peanut Butter Moo’d® (~430 cal small) is the most indulgent classic
- The kids menu offers smaller, milder options with balanced sweetness
- Boosts let you add protein or vitamins without changing the base drink — useful for hitting nutrition targets without upsizing
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is a smoothie at Jamba Juice?
Most smoothies run $7.79-$9.99, with signature classics like Mango-a-go-go®, Razzmatazz®, and Caribbean Passion® at $9.19. Bowls run around $8.69-$10.99.
Why is it called Jamba now instead of Jamba Juice?
The brand shortened its name to reflect a menu that had expanded well beyond juice into smoothies, bowls, blended coffee, and food items. Both names refer to the same chain.
Who founded Jamba Juice?
Kirk Perron, who opened the first location as a small juice bar in San Luis Obispo, California, in 1990.
Does Jamba have a real secret menu?
Yes, genuinely — because Jamba will blend most anything in-store, off-menu combinations actually work. Some use snack items like white gummy bears to create flavors not on the official board.
What is the most popular smoothie at Jamba?
Mango-a-go-go®, Razzmatazz®, and Strawberries Wild® are consistently the most-ordered.
Does Jamba have dairy-free options?
Yes — almond milk, coconut milk, and fruit-based blends are all available as dairy-free bases.
What are Jamba’s Functionals?
A 2026 line of smoothies engineered around specific wellness goals rather than flavor alone.
What are Waffle Bowls at Jamba?
A 2026 menu addition adding a toasted, bready base underneath the fresh fruit bowl format.
Is Jamba more expensive than Smoothie King?
Yes — Jamba sits at the higher end of the smoothie category on a comparable drink size.
What’s the lowest-calorie option at Jamba?
Strawberries Wild® at around 240 calories for a small is among the lightest, along with the Over Ice refreshers.
Does Jamba serve coffee?
Yes — a Blended Coffee line including the Coffee Dream Machine and Buzzin’ Mocha Moo’d.
What time does Jamba open?
Most locations open at 7:00 AM, though hours vary by location.
What Makes Jamba Different
Jamba built its identity around making smoothies a genuine mainstream habit rather than a health-store niche — a mission that traces back to Kirk Perron’s original 1990 San Luis Obispo juice bar. The menu’s organization by purpose rather than flavor alone, combined with a boost system, a deep customization model, and a secret menu that genuinely functions because staff will blend nearly anything in-store, gives Jamba a flexibility that cheaper smoothie competitors don’t match.
This page is independently published and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Jamba Juice Company. All prices are estimated national averages compiled from multiple public sources and may not reflect current pricing at your local store. Last updated: August 2026.
