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Erewhon Smoothie Calories

Erewhon prints the ingredients but not the nutrition. Here is what those ingredients add up to in a 20 oz cup.

Short answer

An Erewhon smoothie runs roughly 294-637 calories for a 20 oz cup, reconstructed from the ingredient lists Erewhon does publish, since Erewhon puts no nutrition panel on the drinks themselves. Where a given cup lands depends on how much coconut cream, nut butter, date and maple syrup the recipe carries. These are estimates, not Erewhon's figures.

Independent analysis. Smoothie Calculator is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Erewhon.

An Erewhon smoothie is an almond milk or coconut water base, frozen fruit, a creamy element — coconut cream, avocado or nut butter — a sweetener such as dates or maple syrup, and a stack of powders: collagen, sea moss, spirulina. The creamy line and the sweeteners are what decide the cup. The fruit makes up most of the volume and a minority of the calories, and the powders add more than people expect.

Erewhon publishes no calorie count anywhere — not on the tonic bar menu, not on the product pages, not on the kits it ships nationwide — so every figure you have seen for one of these drinks came from somebody outside Erewhon. What it does publish is the ingredients, in order, which is enough to rebuild the drink. Our smoothie calorie calculator does the same for your own pours.

Erewhon smoothies rebuilt from their published ingredient lists

At-home version
Calories
Protein
Carbs
Sugar
Fat
Strawberry Glaze Skin, close copy 1 cup almond milk · 1 cup frozen strawberry · ½ cup frozen banana (sliced) · ¼ medium avocado · 2 medjool dates · 1 tbsp maple syrup · ½ tbsp almond butter · 1 scoop whey protein powder — The collab flagship, rebuilt from its kit ingredient list in order.
574 kcal
31 g
87 g
62 g
16 g
Malibu Mango, close copy ½ cup coconut water · ½ cup orange juice · 1 cup frozen mango · ½ cup frozen pineapple · 1 tbsp maple syrup · 1 tbsp honey · 1 tbsp almond butter · 1 scoop whey protein powder — Coconut water base, with two separate sweetener lines before the juice.
544 kcal
31 g
89 g
75 g
11 g
Coconut Cloud, close copy 1 cup almond milk · 1 cup frozen pineapple · ½ cup frozen banana (sliced) · ¼ medium avocado · 1 tbsp almond butter · 1 scoop whey protein powder — No sweetener anywhere on its list, so the creamy elements carry the drink.
474 kcal
31 g
50 g
28 g
21 g
Goddess-style green, close copy 1 cup almond milk · 1 cup spinach · 1 cup frozen banana (sliced) · 1 tbsp hemp seeds · 1 tbsp almond butter · 1 medjool date — The greens-forward tonic bar drink, where hemp and nut butter do the work.
396 kcal
11 g
59 g
35 g
17 g
Custom smoothie, add-ins stacked 1 cup almond milk · 1 cup frozen banana (sliced) · ½ cup frozen mixed berries · 1½ tbsp peanut butter · 1 scoop whey protein powder · 1 tbsp hemp seeds · 1 tbsp chia seeds · 1 medjool date — Build-your-own with the boost wall raided, which is where a custom order ends up.
637 kcal
39 g
75 g
43 g
25 g
Strawberry glaze, lighter build 1 cup almond milk · 1 cup frozen strawberry · ½ cup frozen cauliflower · ½ cup greek yogurt · 1 medjool date · 1 tbsp chia seeds — Same base and same strawberries, with yogurt and cauliflower doing the creamy job.
294 kcal
19 g
43 g
28 g
8 g

One 20 oz serving each, the size Erewhon portions its kits to. The ingredient lists are Erewhon's own; the amounts are ours, because Erewhon does not release gram weights. Coconut cream, collagen, sea moss and the fruit glazes have no exact match and are approximated, so every row is an estimate rather than a figure from Erewhon.

What moves the number in an Erewhon smoothie

1
The creamy element, not the fruit

Coconut cream, avocado, almond butter or all three appear on most Erewhon ingredient lists. In every close copy it lands in the top three ingredients by calories. Fruit is bulky and cheap per gram. The spoonful that makes the drink taste expensive is neither.

2
Dates, maple and the glaze

Erewhon's own lists name dates, maple syrup and cane-sugar fruit glazes, sometimes two of them in the same drink. The Malibu Mango list carries two separate sweeteners before you even count the orange juice. Sweetener is the easiest thing on an ingredient list to skim past.

3
The powder wall

Collagen, marine collagen, sea moss, spirulina, vitamin C, mushroom blends. Erewhon lists a lot of them, and they are a large part of why the drinks are priced the way they are. A protein or collagen scoop adds real calories too, and in more than one of these drinks it is the single biggest ingredient.

4
One cup size, and it is a big one

The kit pages spell out 20 oz cups and portion each kit to fill four of them. That is a large serving by default, and every version here is sized to it. A smaller cup pulls everything down together, which is the least interesting way to change the number.

5
Fruit is the cheapest thing in the glass

Strawberry, mango, pineapple and banana make up most of the volume on every Erewhon list, and a minority of the calories in all of them. If you want to know what actually moves an Erewhon smoothie, it is not the fruit. It is what gets stirred through the fruit.

How to order it lighter, or rebuild it at home

Ask for it without the glaze

Glazes and drizzles are separate components on Erewhon's own ingredient lists, which means they can be left off. So can the coconut cream. Dropping the two finishing layers changes a drink far more than swapping one fruit for another ever will.

Rebuild it from their own list

Erewhon prints the kit ingredients in order, which is the closest thing to a recipe you are going to get. Buy the fruit yourself, keep the order, and you control the two lines that matter: how much cream goes in and how much sweetener follows it.

Swap the cream for yogurt

Greek yogurt does the job coconut cream and collagen do together, thickness and protein, without the fat line. The lighter strawberry version does exactly that and comes in well under the close copy, on the same almond milk and the same strawberries.

Watch the boost wall on a custom order

A build-your-own is where add-ins pile up, because each one sounds small on its own. On a custom order with the boost wall raided, the add-ins and the nut butter together outweigh the fruit and the milk combined, and none of them were the point of the order.

Count your own Erewhon smoothie

Enter the ingredients from any Erewhon list, adjust the pours to taste, and see what the glass comes to.

Open the smoothie calorie calculator

Estimates, not advice. Every figure on this page is calculated from published per-100 g reference values and standard household measures, so your own brands, portions and equipment will move it. Nothing here is medical, nutritional or dietetic advice — talk to a qualified professional before acting on it, particularly if you are pregnant, managing a health condition, or feeding a child.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

More on Erewhon smoothie nutrition

How many calories are in an Erewhon smoothie?

It depends on the blend, and the signature collab smoothies sit at the higher end because of the dates, maple syrup, coconut cream and nut butter stacked into them. The greens-forward and yogurt-based ones come in lighter on the same 20 oz cup. Erewhon publishes no nutrition figures, so every number is a reconstruction from the ingredient lists rather than something Erewhon states.

Does Erewhon publish calorie counts for its smoothies?

No. Erewhon lists ingredients on its smoothie kit pages and describes what goes into each tonic bar drink, but there is no nutrition panel and no calorie table anywhere on their site. Any figure attached to one of their drinks is an estimate somebody made from that ingredient list.

How many calories are in the Hailey Bieber Strawberry Glaze Skin Smoothie?

Erewhon has never said. What they have published is the ingredient list: almond milk, banana, strawberries, avocado, dates, maple syrup, vanilla collagen, vanilla stevia, sea moss, coconut cream and a strawberry glaze. Rebuilt from that list in a 20 oz cup, it is one of the heavier drinks they sell — the dates, the maple syrup, the avocado and the coconut cream see to that. It is an estimate, not their number.

Why do different websites give different Erewhon calorie numbers?

Because none of them have the recipe. Erewhon does not release gram weights, so every published figure is somebody reconstructing the drink from the ingredient list, and small differences in assumed cream, nut butter or sweetener move the total a long way. Ours is a reconstruction too. The difference is that the ingredients and amounts behind it are shown.

What is actually in an Erewhon smoothie?

Usually an almond milk or coconut water base, frozen fruit, a creamy element such as coconut cream, avocado or nut butter, a sweetener like dates or maple syrup, and a stack of powders including collagen, sea moss and spirulina. Erewhon publishes those lists themselves, which is what makes any of this checkable.

Can I make an Erewhon smoothie at home?

Yes, and Erewhon effectively encourages it. They ship smoothie kits with the ingredients pre-portioned, a recipe card and their own cups in the box. The kit pages name every component in order, so you can buy the same things separately, blend them yourself and pay a fraction of what the kit costs.

Which Erewhon smoothie has the least sugar?

Erewhon publishes no sugar figures, so this can only be read off the ingredient lists. The collab smoothies name dates, maple syrup and a cane-sugar fruit glaze, sometimes all three in one drink. The greens-forward drinks name fewer of them, and they come out lightest.

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