Booster Juice Fall Menu 2026: Orangesicle, Citrus Surge, Dragon Sunrise & Matchadamia — Prices & Calories
Booster Juice just dropped its fall 2026 menu, and this time it’s all about orange. If you grew up on orange creamsicles, you’re going to like this one.
There are four new limited-time items: the returning Orangesicle smoothie, two brand-new Booster Mix’rs (Citrus Surge and Dragon Sunrise), and a matcha snack ball called the Matchadamia. Below you’ll find what each one tastes like, what it costs in Canada, and how many calories you’re getting — so you can decide before you reach the counter.
Prices last updated: October 2026. (Prices vary by location — the figures below are typical Canadian prices; delivery apps may charge more.)
At a glance
| Item | Type | Calories | Protein | Approx. price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Orangesicle Smoothie | Smoothie | 220–430 | — | ~$10.49–$10.84 |
| Citrus Surge | Booster Mix’r | 320 | 19g | ~$9.43 |
| Dragon Sunrise | Booster Mix’r | 110 | — | ~$7.07 |
| Matchadamia Booster Ball | Grab ’n’ Go | 140 | 3g | ~$3.25 |
1. Orangesicle Smoothie — the nostalgic one (220–430 calories)
This is the headliner, and it’s exactly what it sounds like: an orange creamsicle in smoothie form. Real oranges blended with tangy orange sorbet and vanilla frozen yogurt. Sweet, creamy, and hard to put down.
- Calories: 220–430 (snack vs. regular size)
- What’s in it: oranges, orange sorbet, vanilla frozen yogurt
- Approx. price: ~$10.49–$10.84
- Get it if: you want something sweet that still starts with real fruit
One honest note: the frozen yogurt adds sugar, so think of this as a treat, not a health drink. The 220-calorie snack size keeps it reasonable.
2. Citrus Surge Booster Mix’r — the gym one (320 calories, 19g protein)
This is the functional pick of the lineup. Orange juice and silky oat beverage, blended with orange sorbet, vanilla protein powder, and a little ginger for kick. At 19 grams of protein and 320 calories, it’s a genuine post-workout option — not just a sweet drink with “protein” on the label.
- Calories: 320 | Protein: 19g
- What’s in it: orange juice, oat beverage, orange sorbet, vanilla protein powder, ginger
- Approx. price: ~$9.43
- Get it if: you want something lighter that still fills you up after the gym
Full nutrition breakdown: Citrus Surge calories
3. Dragon Sunrise Booster Mix’r — the light one (110 calories)
The lightest drink on the fall menu. Freshly squeezed orange juice with dragon fruit pieces, a squeeze of lemon, and coconut water for electrolytes. Pretty to look at, easy to drink, and only 110 calories.
- Calories: 110
- What’s in it: orange juice, dragon fruit, lemon, coconut water
- Approx. price: ~$7.07
- Get it if: you want flavour without the calorie load
Full nutrition breakdown: Dragon Sunrise calories
4. Matchadamia Booster Ball — the snack (140 calories, 3g protein)
Booster Juice’s snack lineup gets a fall upgrade. This one’s matcha mixed with peanut butter, crunchy macadamia nuts, white chocolate, toasted coconut, gluten-free oats, chia seeds, honey, and vanilla. Small, but it actually tastes like something.
- Calories: 140 | Protein: 3g
- Approx. price: ~$3.25
- Get it if: you want a grab-and-go bite with your smoothie
Full nutrition breakdown: Matchadamia calories
FAQ
Are the fall 2026 items available at every Booster Juice in Canada?
They’re rolling out nationally, but seasonal items can vary by store — call ahead if you’re making a special trip.
How long will the fall menu be around?
Booster Juice lists these as limited-time items and hasn’t announced an end date. Past fall features usually ran through the season.
Which fall item has the most protein?
The Citrus Surge Booster Mix’r — 19g of protein at 320 calories. The clear post-workout pick.
Which fall item is lowest in calories?
The Dragon Sunrise Booster Mix’r, at just 110 calories.
Is the Orangesicle smoothie healthy?
It’s fruit-based, but the vanilla frozen yogurt adds sugar — enjoy it as a treat. The snack size (220 calories) is the smarter order.
