National Smoothie Day
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Where is National Smoothie Day celebrated?
National Smoothie Day is celebrated across the United States.
Who is National Smoothie Day celebrated by?
Smoothie Day is celebrated by smoothie lovers and sellers.
When did National Smoothie Day first start?
It's not clear when National Smoothie Day first started. June 21 has been declared National Smoothie Day.
Who started National Smoothie Day?
The origins of National Smoothie Day are unknown.
History And Timeline
Smoothies have an interesting history. Here is a look at how this health food trend came into being.
Milk Smoothies
Mabel Stegner listed 12 milk-based smoothies in her recipe book, 'Recipes To Make Your Waring-Go-Round.'
'40sBirth Of Modern Smoothie
Steve Kuhnau, who was lactose intolerant, created his own smoothie sans the milk. He made a shake with fruits, ice, and orange juice.
'70sSmoothie King
Steve Kuhnau started selling his smoothies mixed with vitamins.
1973The Jamba Juice
Kirk Perron established the largest smoothie chain in the world.
1990The Green Smoothie
Everyone started getting on the green smoothie bandwagon using leafy greens like kale to create these nutritious liquid meals.
2000sTraditions And Customs
Cafes or smoothie shacks may offer special discounts or offers to celebrate smoothies on this day as an honorary custom.
Ways To Observe Or Celebrate National Smoothie Day
There are several ways you can celebrate this fun day. Visit Jamba Juice or Smoothie King to take advantage of any offers or discounts on their classic smoothies. You can also make your own medium smoothie with the fruits or vegetables of your choice.
Smoothie recipes can be found online. You can also host a smoothie party for your community.
Facts And Stats
- A projection claims over 176 million Americans consumed smoothies in the year 2020; these people would surely enjoy this day with great enthusiasm.
- A lot of restaurants and fast-food chains offer great discounts on smoothies on this day.
- June 21 is also recognized as International Yoga Day. So you can do some yoga after enjoying your healthy smoothie.
How do I get a free smoothie from Jamba Juice?
You can get a free smoothie from Jamba Juice on your birthday, provided you have earned a minimum of 15 points on their app.
What is Smoothie King doing for National Smoothie Day?
Smoothie King launches a host of freebies for National Smoothie Day. This can range from BOGO deals to free delivery.
Does Jamba Juice give samples?
Sometimes, Jamba Juice does give samples. This is likely to happen when they launch a new product or a special occasion.
How do I get a free Smoothie King?
You can get a free Smoothie King by signing up for their Healthy Rewards app.
Can I lose weight by drinking smoothies?
Yes, it is possible to lose weight by drinking green smoothies if combined with a healthy diet and exercise.
What is the significance of National Smoothie Day?
National Smoothie Day celebrates delicious and healthy smoothies.
Who invented smoothies?
Mabel Stegner is the inventor of milk smoothies, while Steve Kuhnau is credited as the inventor of healthy dairy-free smoothies.
When is National Smoothie Day in 2021?
National Smoothie Day fell on June 21 in 2021 as it does every year.
Who started National Smoothie Day and when?
It's not known how National Smoothie Day came into being.
When Is This Day Celebrated
- Saturday, June 20, 2020
- Sunday, June 20, 2021
- Monday, June 20, 2022
- Tuesday, June 20, 2023
- Thursday, June 20, 2024
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