The White Gummy is an unofficial “secret menu” smoothie at Jamba (formerly Jamba Juice). It is not on the official menu, but fans order it by listing the ingredients, and it is said to taste like white gummy bears: sweet, fruity and slightly tangy. Here is what is in it, how to order it, a lighter copycat recipe to make at home and how it compares nutritionally.
Quick answer: The White Gummy is usually made with peach juice, soy milk, lime, raspberry, pineapple and orange sherbet, and a scoop of strawberries. Order it by ingredients, not by name, because it is not an official Jamba item and not every store stocks sherbet.
What Is in the White Gummy?
The commonly shared recipe for the White Gummy Bear smoothie (Wide Open Country) is:
- Peach juice
- Soy milk
- Lime sherbet
- Raspberry sherbet
- Pineapple sherbet
- Orange sherbet
- One scoop of strawberries
Because the recipe is fan-made, it varies between stores. Jamba’s official menu changes regularly too, so check what your store has before ordering.
How to Order It
- Do not ask for “a White Gummy”: staff may not know the name.
- Ask for a custom smoothie and read out the ingredients above.
- Ask which sherbets they carry. Many locations have changed their sherbet range; ask the staff to substitute a similar fruit sherbet or frozen yogurt.
- Expect to pay custom or add-on pricing.
Copycat White Gummy Smoothie (Lighter Homemade Version)
This home version uses frozen fruit instead of four sherbets, so it has much less added sugar while keeping the candy-like flavor.
| Prep time | 5 minutes |
| Equipment | Blender |
| Yield | 2 servings (about 16 oz each) |
- 1 cup (240 ml) peach juice or peach nectar
- ½ cup (120 ml) soy milk (or any milk)
- 1 cup frozen pineapple chunks
- ½ cup frozen strawberries
- ½ cup frozen raspberries
- Juice of ½ lime
- ¼ cup orange juice
- Optional: ½ cup lime or raspberry sorbet for the original sweetness
- Add the liquids to the blender first, then the frozen fruit.
- Blend on high for 45–60 seconds until thick and smooth.
- Taste; add the sorbet or a little honey if you want it sweeter.
- Serve immediately.
For more blender ideas see our Ninja smoothie recipes and the best blenders for smoothies.
Nutrition: Store Version vs Homemade
Jamba does not publish nutrition data for secret menu items. Sherbet-based smoothies are high in added sugar: each half-cup of fruit sherbet adds roughly 25–30 g of sugar. The homemade version above has about 230 kcal and 45 g of mostly natural sugar per serving, plus fiber from the whole fruit.
Similar Jamba Secret Menu Smoothies
| Smoothie | Main ingredients |
|---|---|
| Blue Gummy Bear | Soy milk, pomegranate juice, blueberries, lime, raspberry, orange and pineapple sherbets |
| Sour Patch Kids | Lemonade, blueberries, lime, raspberry, pineapple and orange sherbets |
| Pink Starburst | Lemonade, soy milk, raspberry sherbet, frozen yogurt, strawberries |
| Fruity Pebbles | Soy milk, lime, raspberry, pineapple and orange sherbets |
Want official menu favorites instead? See our guide to the best Jamba Juice smoothies.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. It is an unofficial secret menu item, so you need to order it by ingredients.
What does the White Gummy taste like?
Sweet and fruity with a tangy citrus edge from the lime and orange sherbet, similar to white or clear gummy bears.
Is the White Gummy healthy?
It is a treat. The sherbets add a lot of sugar. The homemade version with frozen fruit is a healthier option.
Is it dairy-free?
It uses soy milk, but sherbet usually contains milk. Ask for sorbet instead if you need it dairy-free.
