True Fruits Smoothies Review – Why Buy?
True Fruits is a lineup of colorful smoothies produced by a German company. The smoothies promise to provide a diverse range of health benefits in a convenient glass bottle. here’s our True Fruits review.
What is True Fruits?
True Fruits is a German smoothie company that makes a diverse range of colorful smoothies – including “the yellow”, “the purple”, and “the pink”. Whether you’re looking for fruit smoothies or green smoothies, True Fruits promises to use nothing but “true fruits” to provide powerful health benefits.
The company, like all good smoothie companies, emphasizes “passion over industry, quality over additives” and “true fruits – no tricks”.
What exactly does True Fruits mean when it says it uses “true fruits”? Here’s how the company explains its smoothie ingredients:
“We wanted a natural, valuable product. true fruits – no tricks, so no concentrates, colourings, added sugars, stabilisers or other unnatural rubbish.”
Not only that, but True Fruits promises to use the best fruits. That’s something the company soon realized was much more difficult than it thought. There are over 1000 different varieties of mango, for example.
“We tried lots of them but not all. After many tests, the Indian mango was our favourite.”
With these guiding principles in mind, let’s take a closer look at the fruit smoothies offered by the company.
True Fruits Smoothies
True Fruits names its smoothies after the colors inside those smoothies. Here’s a brief overview of each smoothie sold by the company.
Fruit Smoothies
— the yellow: This smoothie contains a mix of mango and passion fruit, including a pressed orange, pressed apple, pureed banana, pureed mango, and pureed passion fruits.
— the purple: The purple smoothie contains a variety of mixed berries, including pressed apples, pureed banana, and pressed orange along with squashed raspberries, blueberries, blackberries, redcurrants, and blackcurrants.
— the orange: In the orange, you’ll find a mix of mango, acerola, and turmeric along with yuzu, goji, banana, and apple.
— the pink: This is a mix of pressed apples, pureed guanabana, pureed banana, and pureed pink dragon fruit.
— the white: A mix of pressed apples, pureed banana, pureed cupuacu, and a pinch of vanilla.
The above smoothies are available in normal varieties or in a “Triple” variety with three times the serving size. The triple-sized smoothies are labeled under names like triple yellow, triple purple, triple orange, etc.
Green Smoothies
— green smoothie No. 1: A blend of spinach, kale, and matcha with pears, apples, and other fruits and vegetables.
— green smoothie no. 2: A blend of rocket (i.e. arugula), mint, and chlorella.
— green smoothie no. 3: Contains a mixture of beetroot, celery, and pomegranate with pears, grapes, and ginger.
Yes, the company loves using no capital letters in all its product names.
Each smoothie comes in a glass bottle. The company claims to like using glass because it is insert, so it has no chemical effect on the contents. Glass is also easy to widely recycle. And it doesn’t contain any “hormone-like substances”. Basically, the company believes that glass leads to a more refined fruit smoothie-drinking experience.
About True Fruits
True Fruits was founded by three friends in 2006. The company is an owner-managed juice company based in Bonn, Germany.
At the company’s About Us page, you can discover the team behind your smoothies and drinks.
True Fruits also maintains active Instagram, Pinterest, and Facebook accounts where you can receive daily updates (many of which are in German) about healthy ingredients and nutritional tips.
True Fruits is based at the following address:
Auguststraße 1
D-53229 Bonn
You can contact the company by phone at +49 (0) 228 3873-30 or by email form here.
Where to Buy True Fruits Smoothies
True Fruits smoothies contain 100% real juice with no preservatives, additives, or other unwanted ingredients. They’re just pure fruit smoothies.
The fruit smoothies are available in distinctive glass bottles at a growing number of supermarkets across Europe, including supermarkets and petrol stations in Germany, Australia, and Switzerland:
You can find the smoothies “…in well stocked groceries in Germany (eg. Rewe, Edeka, Tegut, Kaiser’s, etc), in some specialist shops (eg. Karstadt, Kaufhof) and at petrol stations (eg. Aral, Total). In Austria they are available at Meinl am Graben and in Switzerland at Globus and Jelmoli.”, the company explains.
True Smoothies aren’t cheap – but the company likes to remind customers that they’re paying a higher price for a higher level of quality and better overall health.
