We are a busy family that is always on-the-go. Between school, sports practices and games, work, and time spent with family and friends, it seems like we are hardly ever home. Now that school will be starting next week, things will be getting even more crazy. There will be several days a week that I will have to pick my son up from school and take him directly to football practice. Since we won’t have a lot of time, it’s important that he eat a good snack before practice starts. I will have my twin girls with me most days too and they will likely need a snack as well. With no spoon required, Frusion C-Charged Fruit + Yogurt Smoothies are the perfect snack option!
Frusion C-Charged is an all-new product to hit the market. Each bottle delivers real fruit and creamy yogurt that your entire family is sure to love! In addition to bold, intense fruit flavor, it delivers powerful nutrition, including a full’s day of vitamin C, half your daily calcium, and a good source of protein. The best part is it has no high fructose corn syrup! That is very important to this mama. I don’t like my kids to have any extra sugar if I can help it.
My kids are like most kids and they will eat junk food for snacks if I let them. The good thing is they actually prefer healthy snacks. They love to eat any kind of fruit, healthy granola bars, cheese, and yogurt just to name a few. However, when we are on-the-go I don’t always have time to pack healthy snacks. That’s why I love Frusion C-Charged! It only takes a second to grab a few out of the fridge and throw them into an insulted bag. Then when the kids are hungry, I can easily whip them out for them to drink just about anywhere.
We have tried the Frusion C-Charged Wild Berry and Banana Berry and both are super yummy! So far we have enjoyed them after a morning of swimming and after a hot day at the zoo. They are easy for the kids to drink and of course the kids think they are a treat!
After trying Frusion for the first time my son said, “Mom, these are bomb dot com!”
I too enjoy them, especially as a quick snack after working out. I have tried other yogurt smoothies before and they are usually really thick and hard to drink. Frusion is thin enough to drink easily, while still being creamy. The flavor is delicious and not too sweet and you can actually see real pieces of fruit mixed in. We can’t wait to try more flavors the next time we go to the store!
You can find Frusion in retailers such as Walmart, Publix, and King Soopers.
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You can freeze Fusion and pack in a lunch box or backpack! My son is excited to try this once school starts. By the time lunch time rolls around, all he will have to do is shake it up and drink. Sounds like the perfect cool smoothie treat to me!
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Now through 10/15/13 you can try Frusion C-Charged for FREE through the Frusion C-Charged rebate program. Simply purchase Frusion C-Charged at a store near you and then fill out and mail a rebate form found at www.freefrusion.com.
Lisa
Sunday 20th of March 2016
Hi Marisa, my name is Lisa and I live in Los Angeles. I randomly found and tried Frusion Smoothies last year at our 99© store chain and absolutely LOVE them!! They even regulated my digestive system. The problem is, that type of store often features things you may never see again...and, I haven't since. When I Googled Frusion I saw your site, and also seen other references to Walmart, but when I went to the Walmart site it said they no longer had it on the shelf so there's the possibility they stopped carrying it for good I think. We don't have the other stores you mentioned here, and the so-called Frusion web site was weird: just a blank slate with no info on it...Any info you could provide on where I might be able to purchase these here would be great. I'd also like to know where I can purchase the Yum-a-Roos out here too..Thanks!
Anonymous
Monday 21st of March 2016
Hi Lisa, thank you for reaching out. Do you have a Kroger (or affiliate store) near you? The only place I have seen them is my local King Soopers.