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Last Updated on November 23, 2025 by Niks
There was a time when I used to stop at Jamba Juice almost every week just to get a Razzmatazz.
It was one of those drinks that felt bright, the kind of smoothie you order when you’re trying to convince yourself you’re being healthy, but you’re really just craving something fruity and refreshing.
Eventually, I stopped buying it as often (mostly because I didn’t want to spend $8 on something I could make at home),
So I started experimenting in my kitchen. After a few tries, I finally got close to the original flavor that mix of berry sweetness, creamy texture from sherbet, and a hint of tang from apple juice.
This homemade version tastes just like the one from Jamba Juice, but it’s fresher, and you can control how sweet it gets.


What Makes Jamba Juice Razzmatazz So Refreshing
The drink gets its flavor from a mix of berries, not just one. It’s the blend that makes it taste layered rather than one-note.
- Raspberries → tart, bright, slightly floral
- Strawberries → sweet, familiar, smooth
- Blueberries → deep flavor + natural color
- Banana → creamy texture + natural sweetness
- Orange sherbet → that signature “Jamba” creaminess
- Apple juice → lift + a crisp finish
Most berry smoothies taste like blended fruit. This one tastes like something you’d sip with sunglasses on, sitting outside, pretending you’re on vacation.
Tips Before Blending (Tested & Real)
These tiny adjustments make a huge difference:
- Freeze the banana slices first – Room-temperature bananas make the smoothie watery.
- Start the blender slow – High speed immediately just spins chunks around.
- Go easy on the sherbet – A little adds creaminess; too much makes it taste like dessert.
- Taste before sweetening – Apple juice is already sweet—most people don’t need extra sugar.
- If you want a thicker texture – Add ice or frozen mixed berries instead of more juice.
Ingredient Talk for Jamba Razzmatazz Juice
Raspberries
They bring the brightness. They also pack antioxidants and fiber.
Strawberries
These balance the tartness with natural sweetness.
Perfect when blended with citrus flavors.
Blueberries
They deepen the color and give a richer berry flavor—not just sweetness.
Plus, they contain polyphenols linked to cognitive support:
Banana
This smooths everything out and keeps it from tasting icy.
Orange Sherbet
This is the secret to making it taste like Jamba, not just homemade fruit.
Apple Juice
Adds liquid + freshness without tasting too citrusy.


Flavor Variations
If you want to play around, here’s what worked best when I tested:
Extra Tangy Version
→ Add a small squeeze of lemon or use passionfruit juice.
Low-Sugar Version
→ Use unsweetened apple juice and skip sherbet. Add a splash of coconut water instead.
Creamier, Almost Milkshake-Like Version
→ Blend in a scoop of vanilla frozen yogurt.
Tropical Razzmatazz
→ Add pineapple + coconut milk.
Kids’ Version
→ Skip espresso or caffeine add-ins (some people add green tea or matcha for adults).
More Berry Smoothies You Might Love
Acai Berry Boost Tropical Smoothie
Jamba Juice Strawberry Surfrider
Serving Ideas
- Serve in a tall glass with a berry skewer.
- Freeze leftover smoothie into popsicles.
- Top with granola to make a quick breakfast bowl.
- Add a splash of coconut water after blending for a lighter sip.
Final Note
This smoothie always reminds me of summer. It’s bright, cold, fruity, and feels like something you’d sip after being out in the sun.
It’s simple enough for weekdays but fun enough to make when friends are over. And now that I can make it at home, I don’t have to wait in line at Jamba Juice just to get that berry rush.
FAQs
Can I make it without sherbet?
Yes, use frozen strawberries + a little vanilla yogurt instead.
Can I use fresh berries?
Absolutely, just add ice so the smoothie stays thick.
Is this good for meal prep?
Blend the fruit and freeze in portions. Add juice and blend fresh.
Can I boost the protein?
Add vanilla protein powder or Greek yogurt.


Jamba Juice Razzmatazz Recipe Coypycat
Ingredients
- 1 cup frozen raspberries (optional)
- 1/4 cup thawed strawberry puree
- Frozen blueberries (about 1/6 ounces)
- Cut a dozen bananas, frozen and thickly, into slices.
- Orange juice / orange sherbet of 1/2 cup total
- One third glass of fresh apple juiceÂ
Instructions
- In a blender, combine banana, raspberry, strawberry, and blueberry purees, orange sherbert, and apple juice until smooth. Blend until the mixture is smooth.
- Blend on LOW for 10 seconds, then UP the speed and continue to blend until the desired smoothness is reached. Fresh fruits can be substituted for the frozen fruits, and the smoothie can be served with ice to thicken it.
- When you're through making the Jamba Juice razzmatazz smoothie, serve it immediately after blending it in a blender or blender container.






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