Jamba Juice The Go Getter Smoothie

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“I whip up the Go Getter when I need a burst of energy that tastes like sunshine in a glass. It’s like sending your taste buds on a mini vacation!”
🙂 Jacqui F.

The Go Getter, a copycat super blend Jamba Juice recipe, is a well-balanced concoction designed for those with a zest for life and a taste for the tropics. Blending the lush sweetness of mangoes with the earthy tones of kale and spinach, this smoothie is elevated by a quartet of juices, apple, grape, orange, and pineapple, that dance together in a symphony of flavors. The addition of matcha green tea powder not only gives it a subtle caffeine kick but also a beautiful green hue that promises an antioxidant boost.

This smoothie is a powerhouse of nutrition. Mangoes bring a hefty dose of vitamins A and C, aiding in immune function and skin health. Kale and spinach are leafy greens rich in iron, calcium, and antioxidants. The blend of juices not only enhances flavor but also supplies a broad spectrum of vitamins and minerals, particularly vitamin C from orange juice. Matcha adds catechins, which are potent antioxidants, and a gentle boost of energy without the jitters of coffee, promoting mental clarity and metabolic health.

Everything You Need

Key Ingredients

The Jamba Juice The Go Getter smoothie ingredients are:

mangos
kale
spinach
apple juice
grape juice
orange juice
pineapple juice
vegetable juice
matcha green tea powder
Collagen Boost, optional

Health Benefits

Mango – Mango, in some corners of the world, is known as the “King of Fruits” and delivers an impressive amount of potent nutrients and healthy plant compounds. They are extremely high in vitamin C and provide significant amounts of copper, folate, and vitamin B6. Mangoes are also known to boost your immune system, improve digestive health with their amylases enzymes, help prevent diabetes, and have even been shown to reduce the risk of certain cancers.
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Kale – Kale, a very popular cruciferous vegetable, is one of the most nutrient-packed foods you can eat. A single cup contains 200% of the recommended daily intake of vitamin A, 135% of the recommended vitamin C, and 685% of the recommended vitamin K, among many others. Kale also provides very high levels of the powerful antioxidants quercetin and kaempferol, known to lower blood pressure and reduce inflammation.
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Spinach – Spinach has long been a major staple of healthy eating. It is loaded with important vitamins and minerals such as vitamin A producing carotenoids, vitamin C, vitamin K1, calcium, folic acid, and iron. Studies have shown that the regular addition of spinach to one’s diet can help improve eye health, promote heart health, boost immune function, and make bones stronger.
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Apple Juice – Apples are the most widely consumed fruit globally and boast more than 7,000 different varieties. They provide significant amounts vitamin C, vitamin K, copper, and potassium, and are loaded with power antioxidants, especially polyphenols. Apples can help lower cholesterol levels, reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes, and promote gut health as a prebiotic.
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Grape Juice – Grapes have been cultivated for thousands of years and offer a host of nutritional health benefits. They are rich in vitamin B1, vitamin B2, vitamin B6, vitamin C, vitamin E, vitamin K, copper, and potassium. The antioxidant resveratrol in Grapes helps lower blood pressure, reduce cholesterol, and protect against heart disease.
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Orange Juice – Oranges are the most popular of all citrus fruits. They are absolutely packed with vitamin C and provide significant amounts of the flavonoids hesperidin and naringenin as well as carotenoids beta-cryptoxanthin and lycopene. Oranges promote healthy immune function, boost heart health, and have been shown to prevent anemia.
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Pineapple Juice – Pineapples are popular tangy tropical fruit that, surprising to most, originated in South America, not Hawaii. They are absolutely loaded with antioxidants and nutrients, including a ridiculously high amount of vitamin C (1 serving = 131% of the recommended daily intake), manganese, vitamin B6, and thiamin. Pineapples also contain a significant amount of the digestive enzymes bromelain that can help fight pancreatic cancer.
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Vegetable Juice – V8 is the best-known brand of vegetable juice and is advertised as being able to meet your entire daily vegetable quota in a single can. It is definitely an excellent source of vitamin A and vitamin C while maintaining an extremely low sodium profile. However, its main draw-backs are that it has been pasteurized and has had most of the healthy vegetable fiber removed.
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Matcha Green Tea Powder – Matcha green tea leaves are shaded from sunlight 30 days before harvest to boost chlorophyll and amino acid production. This makes them extremely rich in catechins, a powerful antioxidant plant compound that is approximately 130 times greater than found in regular green tea. Matcha green tea powder is a powerful tool in the fight against free radical-based cell damage and has been shown to reduce the risk of liver disease.
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Equipment Needed

A standard blender is all that is required to make these delicious smoothies. If you are making it for just one person, we recommend using the truly amazing personal NutriBullet Ultra as it is super-quick to set up and very easy to clean.

If you are making them for more than one person, we recommend a higher-end Vitamix blender that can process larger loads more efficiently.

For overnight storage, we recommend using a glass or BPA-free airtight container with a resealable lid.

How To Make The Jamba Juice The Go Getter Smoothie

The Jamba Juice The Go Getter smoothie is very easy to make:

Step 1: Place mangos, kale, spinach, apple juice, grape juice, orange juice, pineapple juice, vegetable juice, and matcha green tea powder into a blender and secure the lid.
Step 2: Start the blender on its lowest speed and steadily ramp up to its highest speed. This will reduce wear and tear on the motor and blades, facilitate a more consistent blend, and help prevent food splatter onto the lid and sides.
Step 3: Blend for approximately 30 seconds or until a smooth consistency is achieved.
Step 4: Pour into a glass for immediate refreshment or place in the refrigerator in an airtight container to enjoy later.

Recipe Tips And Substitutions

If you don’t have frozen fruit, or simply prefer to use fresh fruit (we totally get that), we recommend adding 1/2 cup of ice to chill your smoothie and give it a pleasing icy texture.

For those looking to tweak the recipe, consider swapping kale with Swiss chard or adding a scoop of chia seeds for omega-3s.

If matcha isn’t your cup of tea, a splash of coconut water could heighten the tropical feel while adding electrolytes.

For a creamier texture, throw in half an avocado or a banana, which also sweetens the mix naturally.

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Jamba Juice The Go Getter Smoothie Recipe

Jamba Juice The Go Getter smoothie featuring an energizing tropical blend of mango, kale, a quartet of fruit juices, and matcha tea. Learn how to make at home!

Prep Time 2 minutes

Cook Time 1 minute

Total Time 1 minute

Ingredients

Instructions

Place mangos, kale, spinach, apple juice, grape juice, orange juice, pineapple juice, vegetable juice, and matcha green tea powder into a blender and secure the lid.
Start the blender on its lowest speed and steadily ramp up to its highest speed. This will reduce wear and tear on the motor and blades, facilitate a more consistent blend, and help prevent food splatter onto the lid and sides.
Blend for approximately 30 seconds or until a smooth consistency is achieved.
Pour into a glass for immediate refreshment or place in the refrigerator in an airtight container to enjoy later.

Notes

If you don't have frozen fruit, or simply prefer to use fresh fruit (we totally get that), we recommend adding 1/2 cup of ice to chill your smoothie and give it a pleasing icy texture.
For those looking to tweak the recipe, consider swapping kale with Swiss chard or adding a scoop of chia seeds for omega-3s.
If matcha isn't your cup of tea, a splash of coconut water could heighten the tropical feel while adding electrolytes.
For a creamier texture, throw in half an avocado or a banana, which also sweetens the mix naturally.

Smoothie Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a benefit to using four different fruit juices?

Yes, each juice contributes unique vitamins and flavors, creating a more complex taste and nutritional profile than using just one would.

How does matcha green tea powder affect the taste of the smoothie?

Matcha adds a subtle earthiness and slight bitterness, which is beautifully balanced by the sweetness of the fruits and juices, enriching the overall flavor.

More Jamba Juice Smoothie Recipes

→ If you liked this delicious The Go Getter smoothie, try more of our copycat favorites on our Jamba Juice Smoothie Recipes page.

Sources

Jamba Juice: Website

Editor-In-Chief

Elle Kenwood

Elle Kenwood co-founded Make Drinks in 2013 and serves as its Editor-In-Chief. An active CrossFit Level 3 Trainer with a Master of Science in Nutritional Sciences from The University of Texas at Austin, Elle leads the team in curating and developing delicious smoothie and juice recipes, literally wearing out several blenders every year. • Connect with Elle on Facebook and Pinterest. • Send recipe ideas to Elle at: [email protected]