Users questions 

What is a boost at Jamba Juice?

Joe Ford

What is a boost at Jamba Juice?

Jamba Juice’s new 3G Charger boost gets its blast of energy from ginseng, the stimulant guarana and 120 milligrams of “natural” caffeine. Fruit juice-based energy drinks aren’t necessarily any healthier than a glass of orange juice.

What is in Jamba Juice daily vitamin boost?

daily vitamin & zinc Excellent source of vitamins A, C, D, E, K, B1, B2, B5, B6, B12, biotin and zinc.

How much protein is in Jamba Juice boost?

Nutritional Facts

Nutritional Facts % Daily Value
Carbs 1g
Fiber
Sugar
Protein 10g 20%

What is Jamba Juice Secret Menu?

17 Jamba Juice Secret Menu Items You Need In Your Life

  • Fruity Pebbles. Breakfast is served.
  • Skittles. If you’re in the mood for both sweet and sour, we suggest ordering this drink.
  • Berry Lime Sublime.
  • Pacific Passion.
  • Peanut Butter and Jelly.
  • White Gummy Bear.
  • Sour Patch Kids.
  • Reese’s Pieces.

What does Jamba mean in Jamba Juice?

In 1995, Juice Club became Jamba Juice. “Jamba” was a play on the Swahili word “jama,” meaning “to celebrate.” The name change also introduced a departure from the common and bland health-store look – Jamba Juice’s vibe was transformed to be fun, festive, and high-quality, a celebration of the healthy lifestyle.

Does Jamba Juice give free drinks on your birthday?

What does Jamba Juice do for birthdays? The juice shop sends you a birthday coupon for a FREE Small Smoothie or 12 oz Juice when you register for the Jamba Insider Rewards program. No purchase is required and the coupon is valid on your birthday and for 30 additional days.

Does Jambo mean hello?

Jambo is a Swahili greeting or salutation. It is similar in meaning to the English word Hello.

What is the hottest month in Kenya?

February

What language do they speak in Kenya?

Swahili

What percent of Kenya speaks Swahili?

100%

What percentage of people speak English in Kenya?

9 percent

Is Arabic spoken in Kenya?

The rest of the languages spoken are mainly tribal languages belonging to the Bantu, Cushitic and Nilotic language families, but Arabic as well as several South Asian languages are also spoken by immigrants. The languages belonging to the Bantu branch of the Niger-Congo language family are the most dominant in Kenya.