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Nectar Smoothies…a little too sweet?

Josh Guttman | July 24, 2008 

I walked over to Nectar on Court Street today and ordered a smoothie – The Hometown Squeeze in this case – as I do once or twice every week.  I’ve always assumed this to be a healthy breakfast or snack, made only with natural ingredients and fruits.  The menu says The Hometown Squeeze contains “peach,  blueberries and banana”.  When the man preparing my smoothie grabbed a plastic juice bottle from the shelf, I was confused so asked to see the bottle.  It turns out the Peach Nectar that they were using instead of actual peaches, wasn’t even pure juice.  The bottle listed high fructose corn syrup among its ingredients and also claimed “contains 32% real juice”.  Needless to say, drinking my smoothie took on a very different experience this morning.  Why is Nectar using artificial and unhealthy ingredients in their smoothies?  How do people feel about this?

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