Blue Pom Smoothie at 7 Brew – Flavor, Calories and How to Customize It

Despite the name, the Blue Pom Smoothie is not a blueberry and pomegranate puree drink. At 7 Brew, it is a syrup-based flavor blend built from three elements.

  • Blue Raspberry
  • Lavender
  • Pomegranate

These syrups are blended into a creamy smoothie base made from milk and yogurt unless you choose a substitute. Ice brings it all together.
This matters because it changes how you should think about the drink. You are not getting a fresh fruit smoothie. You are getting a precision flavor profile that stays consistent in every location. That is why it always looks the same. That is why it always tastes the same.

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The first time I ordered a Blue Pom Smoothie, I expected something light and berry-forward. What I got instead was something far more interesting. It tasted bright, candy-clean, slightly floral, and oddly refreshing in a way that did not match its electric blue color. The barista smiled when I raised an eyebrow. That reaction told me everything. This drink surprises people.

The Blue Pom Smoothie is one of the most talked-about items on the 7 Brew menu because it breaks expectations. It looks artificial yet tastes balanced. It sounds fruity yet behaves more like a crafted flavor system. And it sits in a strange space between indulgence and refreshment.

Blue Pom Smoothie Prices

Drink Size

Price

Small

$7.28

Medium

$8.26

Large

$9.43

Prices may differ slightly based on store location, state tax, or customization.

Blue Pom Smoothie Ingredients

The Blue Pom Smoothie at 7 Brew is built around a three-syrup flavor system blended into a creamy smoothie base. These ingredients are designed to deliver a consistent taste, bright color, and smooth texture in every cup.

Ingredient

Flavor Impact

Blue Raspberry Syrup

Clean, candy-like berry flavor

Pomegranate Syrup

Light tartness with rich fruit notes

Lavender Syrup

Gentle floral finish

Smoothie Base (Milk & Yogurt)

Smooth, rich, and slightly tangy

Ice

Refreshing and light mouthfeel

Optional Base Substitutions:

Substitute

Effect on Drink

Oat Milk

Creamier with mild natural sweetness

Almond Milk

Lighter and slightly nutty

Coconut Milk

Adds a subtle tropical tone

Water

Makes it lighter and lower in calories

Optional Fruit Add-Ins:

Fruit Add-In

What It Adds

Banana

Extra creaminess and natural sweetness

Mango

Tropical depth and smoother body

Peach

Soft fruity brightness

Kiwi

Fresh tangy edge

Cherry

Deeper fruit flavor

Raspberry

Extra tart berry note

Strawberry Puree

Richer berry sweetness

Mango Puree

Thicker texture and tropical flavor

How the Flavor Really Works?

The Blue Pom Smoothie tastes layered because each syrup plays a different role.

Blue raspberry delivers the first hit. It tastes clean and bright, almost like a blue slushie. That flavor wakes up your palate.

Pomegranate comes next. It adds depth and a gentle tartness that keeps the sweetness from becoming flat.

Lavender comes last. You do not taste it as a flower. You feel it as a soft, smooth finish that takes the edge off the sugar.

The milk and yogurt then soften the entire blend. That creates the creamy texture people describe as smooth and thick without being heavy.

If you have ever tried a fruit smoothie that felt sharp or thin, this drink feels different. It lands softer. It stays balanced longer.

That is the design.

What It Tastes Like in Real Life?

The Blue Pom Smoothie tastes like a blue raspberry slushie blended with a fruit yogurt. It has a candy-clean brightness at first. Then it shifts into a smooth berry tone. The lavender leaves a gentle floral note that you notice more in the aftertaste than in the sip.

It does not taste like real blueberries.
It does not taste like real pomegranate juice.

It tastes like a carefully built flavor meant to feel refreshing, smooth, and playful.

If you love drinks like Frosted Lemonade or Italian soda, you will likely enjoy this.

If you prefer earthy, natural fruit smoothies, this may feel too polished.

Blue Pom Smoothie – Nutrition Facts

A standard Blue Pom Smoothie sits around 200 calories for a small size when made with the default base.

It contains:

  • About 49 grams of carbohydrates
  • Around 46 grams of sugar
  • Almost no fat
  • About 1 gram of protein

That sugar comes mostly from the syrups and the base.

This is not a low sugar drink.
This is not a protein drink.

If you drink it after a workout or on a hot day, it can feel refreshing and energizing. If you drink it every day, the sugar adds up.

How To Order It For Your Goals?

This is where most people miss out. The Blue Pom Smoothie changes dramatically based on how you order it.

If you want it lighter
Ask for a water base instead of milk and yogurt.
This cuts calories and sugar.
It also makes the flavors sharper and more refreshing.

If you want it creamier
Stick with the default base or choose oat milk.
Oat milk enhances the sweetness and smoothness.

If you want it vegan
Choose oat, almond, coconut milk, or water.
All remove dairy from the drink.

If you want it less sweet
Ask for half syrup.
The flavor still works because the lavender and pomegranate carry depth.

>>> These small changes turn the same drink into four very different experiences.

Allergen Overview

Before ordering the Blue Pom Smoothie, it helps to understand how it may affect different dietary needs. This drink is highly customizable, but some ingredients are present by default.

Milk & Yogurt (Dairy):
The smoothie base contains dairy, which gives the drink its creamy texture. This makes the default version unsuitable for lactose intolerance or milk allergies.

Soy:
Some flavor syrups may contain soy-based ingredients.

Tree Nuts:
Blenders and preparation surfaces are shared with nut-containing drinks, so cross-contact is possible.

Gluten:
No gluten ingredients are used.

Caffeine:
The Blue Pom Smoothie is completely caffeine-free.

How to Order More Safely?

You can make the Blue Pom Smoothie easier on your body by requesting:

  • Oat, almond, or coconut milk instead of dairy
  • Water base for the lightest and lowest-risk option
  • Ingredient confirmation for syrups if you have soy or dye sensitivities

Always inform the barista about severe allergies so extra precautions can be taken.

Best Customization Options

The Blue Pom Smoothie is one of the most flexible drinks on the 7 Brew menu. A few small changes can completely transform how it tastes, feels, and fits into your lifestyle.

Choose the Right Base:

Your base controls calories, texture, and sweetness.

Milk & Yogurt (Default):
Best for a creamy, dessert-style smoothie.
Rich, smooth, and filling.

Oat Milk:
Adds gentle sweetness and extra creaminess.
Great if you want a vegan version that still feels indulgent.

Almond Milk:
Lighter with a slightly nutty finish.
Good if you want to reduce calories without losing flavor.

Coconut Milk:
Adds a subtle tropical note.
Pairs surprisingly well with pomegranate.

Water:
Cleanest and lightest option.
Cuts calories and sugar while keeping the bright flavor.

Control the Sweetness:

The syrups drive the sugar level.

  • Half Syrup – Balanced, still flavorful
  • Light Syrup – Noticeably less sweet
  • Extra Syrup – Only for those who love very sweet drinks

Most people enjoy the Blue Pom most with half syrup because the lavender and pomegranate still give depth.

Add Real Fruit for a Better Smoothie Feel:

These add-ins turn Blue Pom into something closer to a fruit smoothie.

Top Pairings:

  • Mango – Softens tartness and adds body
  • Banana – Makes it creamier and more filling
  • Strawberry Puree – Adds real berry richness
  • Peach – Lightens the flavor with gentle sweetness

Try only one or two add-ins so the flavor stays clean.

Common mistakes people make:

>>> Ordering it expecting a fruit smoothie
This leads to disappointment. It is a flavor smoothie.

>>> Ordering it large without testing it
The sweetness builds. Try a small first.

>>> Ignoring the base
Milk versus water changes everything.

>>> Adding extra syrup without tasting it
This often pushes it into candy territory.

Artificial vs Natural Color – Why Is the Blue Pom Smoothie So Bright

One of the first things people notice about the Blue Pom Smoothie is the color. It is not just blue. It is electric, glowing, and almost unreal. That visual impact is a big part of why this drink is so popular, but it also raises an important question.

Is that color natural.
The honest answer is no. And understanding why actually helps you make smarter choices.

Where the Blue Color Really Comes From?
The Blue Pom Smoothie does not get its color from blueberries or pomegranate. It gets its color from blue raspberry syrup, which contains food-grade colorants designed to create that bright blue shade.

Pomegranate syrup adds a deeper red tone, which is why the final drink often looks purple or violet instead of pure blue.

This system allows 7 Brew to deliver:

  • The same color in every location
  • The same look in every cup

Real fruit could never provide that level of consistency.

Why 7 Brew Uses Artificial Color?
7 Brew builds its menu around speed, consistency, and visual appeal. Artificial color lets them do three things that natural fruit cannot.

First, it keeps every Blue Pom Smoothie looking identical no matter where you order.
Second, it prevents color fading when the drink melts.
Third, it creates that bold, photo-ready blue that people recognize instantly.

For a brand built on drive-thru speed and visual branding, this matters more than people realize.

Is Artificial Color Safe?
The colorants used in blue raspberry syrup are FDA-approved for food use in the United States. That means they are considered safe when consumed in normal amounts.

However, some people are sensitive to artificial dyes. These can include:

  • Children with behavioral sensitivity
  • People who experience headaches from food color
  • Anyone trying to avoid ultra-processed ingredients

How to Decide If It Works for You?
The Blue Pom Smoothie is a treat drink, not a whole-food smoothie. If you want something natural, earthy, and fruit-forward, this is not the right choice.
If you want:

  • A smooth, fun, visually exciting drink
  • A caffeine-free treat
  • A sweet and refreshing flavor

Then the artificial color becomes part of the experience rather than a problem.

How to Order a More Natural Version?
You cannot remove the color because it comes from the syrup.
But you can make the drink feel more natural by:

  • Adding real fruit like mango or strawberry
  • Using a water base instead of milk
  • Asking for less syrup

These changes shift the balance toward fruit and away from candy.

Who the Blue Pom Smoothie Is Not For

The Blue Pom Smoothie is fun, refreshing, and popular, but it is not the right fit for everyone.

If You Are Managing Blood Sugar
A standard Blue Pom Smoothie contains around 46 grams of sugar. That can push blood sugar up quickly, even though the drink feels light. For people with diabetes, insulin resistance, or frequent sugar crashes, this matters. You may feel a burst of energy followed by fatigue or hunger. If you still want to enjoy it, ordering half syrup with a water base makes it far more manageable.

If You Want Real Fruit Nutrition
This drink uses flavor syrups, not blended blueberries or pomegranate seeds. That means you do not get fiber, natural vitamins, or the slow digestion that comes with real fruit. If you are drinking smoothies for nutrition or gut health, Blue Pom will not deliver what you expect. It is built for flavor, not whole-food benefits.

If You Avoid Artificial Flavors or Colors
The bright blue and purple tones come from blue raspberry syrup and food coloring. The smooth candy-like taste also comes from those syrups. If you prefer drinks that taste earthy, fresh, or natural, Blue Pom may feel too processed. Some people also experience headaches or discomfort from artificial dyes, which is worth considering before ordering.

If You Use Smoothies as Meal Replacements
The Blue Pom Smoothie is low in protein and fiber. It will not keep you full for long. If you drink smoothies as breakfast or lunch, this one may leave you hungry again soon. Adding banana or switching to a smoothie with more whole ingredients works better for that purpose.

Blue Pom Smoothie vs Other 7 Brew smoothies

Drink Name

Sweetness

Creaminess

Fruit Feel

Best For

Blue Pom

High

Medium

Low

Fun, refreshing treat

Strawberry Smoothie

Medium

High

Medium

Classic fruit lovers

Mango Smoothie

Medium

Medium

High

Tropical fans

Wildberry

High

Medium

Medium

Berry lovers

Piña Colada

High

High

Low

Dessert vibes

Frosted Lemonade

High

High

Low

Creamy citrus fans

Methodology:
Sweetness reflects syrup level.
Creaminess reflects base impact.
Fruit feel reflects how natural it tastes.

Blue Pom wins on visual impact and playful flavor. It does not win on natural fruit taste.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Blue Pom Smoothie is not a blueberry and pomegranate fruit blend. At 7 Brew, it is a crafted flavor drink made from blue raspberry, pomegranate, and lavender syrups blended into a smoothie base. That base is usually milk and yogurt unless you change it. This design gives the drink its bright color and consistent taste. If you expect a natural fruit smoothie, you may feel surprised. If you enjoy smooth, candy-bright flavors, it usually hits perfectly.

Fruit smoothies taste earthy and slightly uneven because real fruit varies by season. The Blue Pom Smoothie uses flavor syrups instead, which makes it smoother and more predictable. Blue raspberry delivers brightness, pomegranate adds depth, and lavender softens the sweetness. This combination feels polished and balanced instead of raw and juicy. If you like slushies, Italian sodas, or frosted drinks, this profile feels familiar. If you prefer whole-fruit texture, it may not.

It depends on how you order it. A standard Blue Pom Smoothie has about 46 grams of sugar, which makes it more of a treat than a health drink. You can make it lighter by asking for water or plant milk and half syrup. That cuts sugar and calories without removing the flavor. Think of it like a dessert smoothie rather than a nutrition shake. Used occasionally, it fits into a balanced lifestyle.

Yes. Ask for half syrup or less when you order. You can also choose a water base instead of milk and yogurt. This keeps the flavor bright while reducing total sugar and calories. Many people find that the lavender and pomegranate still provide enough depth even with reduced syrup. Start with half syrup and adjust from there. You might be surprised how much you still enjoy it.

Yes. It contains no caffeine, so it will not make kids jittery. The main concern is sugar. A small size with less syrup works best for younger customers. The bright blue color and sweet taste make it very appealing, so portion control matters. Many parents order a small water-based version to keep it fun without overloading sugar.

By default, yes. The smoothie base includes milk and yogurt. You can remove dairy by choosing oat milk, almond milk, coconut milk, or water. Always confirm your choice at the counter, especially if you have allergies. Cross contact is possible in busy shops. Plant-based options work well with this flavor because they keep the drink light and smooth.

It can be. Choose a dairy-free base like oat, almond, coconut milk, or water. The flavor syrups do not contain animal products, but always ask your barista to confirm. Many vegan customers prefer oat milk because it adds creaminess without overpowering the flavor. Water gives the cleanest taste if you want it very light.

The blue color comes from blue raspberry syrup. It uses food coloring to create that vivid shade. The pomegranate syrup darkens it toward purple. This color is designed for visual appeal and consistency. It does not come from blueberries. If you avoid artificial dyes, you should know this before ordering. Some people care about color ingredients. Others do not.

No. It has zero caffeine. That makes it a good option for people who avoid coffee or energy drinks. If you need focus or stimulation, choose a 7 Brew energy drink instead. If you want something sweet and refreshing without jitters, Blue Pom works well.

Blue Pom is more candy-like and polished than fruit-forward smoothies like strawberry or mango. It focuses on flavor layers rather than natural fruit taste. If you enjoy bright, playful drinks, it stands out. If you want something that feels closer to real fruit, other smoothies may fit better. This difference helps you choose the right drink for your mood.

Yes. You can add banana, mango, peach, kiwi, raspberry, or strawberry puree. This adds texture and shifts the flavor toward real fruit. Mango pairs especially well with Blue Pom because it softens the tartness. Fruit add ins also make the drink more filling. Start with one add in so the flavor does not become muddy.

It depends on what you want. Blue Pom gives flavor and refreshment without caffeine. Energy drinks provide stimulation and focus. If you need a pick-me-up, energy drinks make more sense. If you want a sweet break or something for kids, Blue Pom is the better choice. Knowing the difference helps you order with intention.

Why the Blue Pom Smoothie Deserves a Smarter Order

The Blue Pom Smoothie is not just a colorful trend. It is a carefully designed flavor experience that fits a specific mood. It is playful. It is smooth. It is sweet. When ordered well, it feels refreshing and satisfying.

Once you understand what it is and what it is not, you can enjoy it without regret.


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