Fruit drink put to the test

Vitamin bomb with sugar: 6 myths about smoothies

It is well known that faith can move mountains. The business ideas of many smoothie manufacturers, who advertise their fruit drinks as true miracle cures, are also based on this assumption. Krone+ took a look at eleven different products and dispelled the myths about these vitamin bombs.

A few strawberries here, grapes there, leftover spinach from lunch in the blender and activate the highest setting - in just a few seconds, the smoothie maker conjures up a vitamin bomb in your glass. Sounds so simple, but the reality is usually different. Due to a lack of time, a lack of enthusiasm for washing up and a shortage of suitable food, it's easy to reach for the supermarket shelves. There, various suppliers outdo each other with even better, even more effective and even healthier smoothies. But do the pithy slogans of Good Choice, Innocent or Pome deliver what they promise? Krone+ took a look at eleven different smoothies: