Travis Scott Drops His Own $22 Erewhon Smoothie — The Storm Storm Smoothie
Travis Scott is making waves again, but this time it’s not just with music — it’s with a smoothie! The rapper and entrepreneur has teamed up with the upscale LA grocery chain Erewhon to launch The Storm Storm Smoothie, a $22 signature drink named after his daughter, Stormi.
What’s Inside The Storm Storm Smoothie?
This cactus-colored smoothie is crafted to taste like “nature’s limeade,” blending vibrant tropical and citrus flavors. The ingredients list is impressive and health-focused, featuring:
- Cactus-based kefir
- Dragon fruit
- Pineapple
- Banana
- Spinach
- Coconut milk and yogurt
- Lime and lemon juice
- Maple syrup
- Collagen shot
- Chlorophyll
- Dragonfruit powder
- Chlorella
- A Magic Mind shot
The mix delivers a creamy yet tart flavor profile, balancing sweet tropical fruits with earthy greens, making it both refreshing and nutrient-packed.
A Visual and Flavor Experience
Not only does The Storm Storm Smoothie taste great, but it’s also a feast for the eyes. The swirling green and purple colors resemble a blooming desert cactus — perfect for Instagram snaps.
"The creamy and tart blend of lime, dragon fruit, pineapple, and banana … tasted just like a Fruit by the Foot snack … It’s really sweet, but … earthy spinach to balance it out."
Availability and Price
The smoothie is available exclusively at Erewhon stores around Los Angeles through July 29th, retailing at $22 per serving. It’s Travis Scott’s first official smoothie collaboration and the first hip-hop artist partnership for Erewhon.
Why It Matters
This launch highlights Travis Scott’s growing interest in health-conscious products, tied to his Cactus Jack Foundation, which benefits from the smoothie’s sales. It’s a unique blend of lifestyle, family tribute, and entrepreneurial flair.
If you’re in LA, this smoothie is definitely worth trying out — especially if you love bold citrus flavors with a healthy punch. Plus, it’s an eye-catching addition to your social feed!
Learn more on the Erewhon website.

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