Fruitas New Menu Items
fruitas fresh new menu items are not published as a dated “new” list, so this guide covers the newest end of the menu found in recent listings: the Seasonal Fruit Specials, the Super Summer shakes, and the Four Seasons smoothies. Start with the Fruitas Fresh full menu for the full shake, smoothie, juice, and pattie lists, then use this page to spot what is seasonal at your branch.
What are the newest items at Fruitas?
Honest answer first: no verified launch dates were found for any current Fruitas item, so this guide does not claim a specific item launched in a specific month. What the recent listings do show is a clear “newer and seasonal” layer on top of the core menu: five Seasonal Fruit Specials, two Super Summer shakes, and six Four Seasons smoothies. These sit apart from the everyday one fruit shakes and two fruit smoothies, and they are the items most likely to change with fruit supply.

The core menu stays steady: ten one fruit shakes, five two fruit smoothies, six fresh juices, two dessert shakes, flavored buko, and ten Jamaican patties. The seasonal layer is where variety lives. If a branch board lists a fruit you have not seen before, it is almost certainly a seasonal special, and its price will sit above the regular shakes, since seasonal fruits cost more to source. For hidden combinations regulars order, see the Fruitas Fresh secret menu guide.
Which seasonal shakes can you still order?
The five Seasonal Fruit Specials in the recent listings are Kiwi, Orange, Avocado, Guyabano, and Strawberry shakes. They appear in both listings checked for this guide, so they are current menu items, not retired ones, but stock still depends on the season and the branch. A second listing prices all five at a flat ₱123, while the first lists them from ₱120 to ₱129, so confirm the price at your branch.

| Seasonal shake | Listed price, first listing | Listed price, second listing |
|---|---|---|
| Kiwi Shake | ₱120 | ₱123 |
| Orange Shake | ₱126 | ₱123 |
| Avocado Shake | ₱121 | ₱123 |
| Guyabano Shake | ₱121 | ₱123 |
| Strawberry Shake | ₱129 | ₱123 |
Seasonal fruit shakes

Kiwi at ₱120 and Strawberry at ₱129 bookend the seasonal range in the first listing, with Orange at ₱126, Avocado at ₱121, and Guyabano at ₱121 in between. Guyabano is the most distinct of the five, a creamy, tangy soursop shake, while strawberry and kiwi are the ones most likely to run out first, since both fruits are seasonal imports in much of the country. If your branch is out of one, the other four usually stay available.
Super Summer shakes

The Super Summer shakes are the premium end of the new layer: Super Summer Mango Shake 16oz at ₱153 and Super Summer Avocado Shake 16oz at ₱155 in one recent listing, and both at ₱157 in the second listing. The mango version layers crushed graham, chocolate and caramel syrup, salty cream milk foam, mango chunks, and popping boba, while the avocado version adds salty cream foam, leche flan, grated cheese, and avocado chunks. These are loaded shakes, closer to dessert shakes than to regular fruit shakes.
Four Seasons smoothies

The Four Seasons line lists six smoothies: Melon and Mango at ₱128, Banana and Mango at ₱131, Spring Smoothie at ₱131, Winter Smoothie at ₱135, Autumn Smoothie at ₱137, and Summer Smoothie at ₱139 in one listing, with all six at a flat ₱135 in the second listing. The names don’t spell out their fruit mixes in the listings, so ask the counter what goes into the season you want before you order. For deals on any of these, see the Fruitas Fresh promo guide.
How do you spot a new or seasonal item at your branch?
Look for three signs. First, a separate “seasonal” section on the menu board, which is where the five seasonal shakes live. Second, a fruit you don’t recognize from the regular ten one fruit shakes, like kiwi or strawberry. Third, a price above the regular shake range of ₱99 to ₱107, since seasonal and loaded shakes run from ₱120 upward. If an item shows all three signs, it is seasonal, and it may not be there on your next visit.

Ask at the counter with a direct question: “Which seasonal shakes do you have today?” That one question beats scanning the whole board, since branches run out of seasonal fruit during the day and the board may not be updated. Also ask the size: Super Summer and dessert shakes are 16oz, while seasonal shakes follow the regular shake serving, and the price you hear should match the board before blending starts.
How much do new and seasonal items cost?
New and seasonal items cost more than the regular menu, and the gap is clear. Regular one fruit shakes run ₱99 to ₱107, while seasonal shakes run ₱120 to ₱129, Four Seasons smoothies run ₱128 to ₱139, and Super Summer shakes run ₱153 to ₱157 in the recent listings. The cheapest way into the new layer is a Kiwi Shake at ₱120, and the most expensive single item is a Super Summer shake at up to ₱157.

| New and seasonal group | Listed price range |
|---|---|
| Seasonal Fruit Specials, 5 shakes | ₱120 to ₱129 |
| Four Seasons smoothies, 6 items | ₱128 to ₱139 |
| Super Summer shakes, 16oz, 2 flavors | ₱153 to ₱157 |
| Dessert shakes, 16oz, 2 flavors | ₱138 to ₱149 |
| Regular one fruit shakes, for comparison | ₱99 to ₱107 |
Branch prices may differ from both listings used here, and the second listing prices several groups flat, so treat every figure as a guide, not a promise. If a seasonal shake costs more than ₱129 at your branch, ask whether the size or the toppings changed, since loaded versions can carry a higher price.
What do readers ask most about the Fruitas Fresh New Menu Items?
Quick answers to the questions readers ask most before trying a new or seasonal Fruitas item.

What are the newest items at Fruitas Fresh?
The newest layer in recent listings is the Seasonal Fruit Specials (Kiwi, Orange, Avocado, Guyabano, Strawberry), the Super Summer shakes, and the Four Seasons smoothies. No verified launch dates were found for these items.
How much is a seasonal shake at Fruitas?
From ₱120 for Kiwi Shake to ₱129 for Strawberry Shake in one recent listing, or a flat ₱123 for all five in a second listing. Branch prices may differ.
Are seasonal shakes always available?
No. Seasonal fruit supply varies by branch and by time of day, so ask the counter which seasonal shakes are in stock before you order.
What is the most expensive new item at Fruitas?
The Super Summer shakes at ₱153 to ₱157 in recent listings, above the dessert shakes at ₱138 to ₱149 and the Four Seasons smoothies at ₱128 to ₱139.
How do I know if an item is new at my branch?
Check for a seasonal section on the board, a fruit outside the regular ten shakes, and a price above ₱107. Then ask the counter directly which seasonal items are available today.
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