Wagamama power juice, spinach, apple and fresh ginger

Wagamama Power Juice

£6.50138 kcalJuicesVeganGluten free

spinach. apple. fresh ginger

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About This Dish

Wagamama power juice costs £6.50 and carries 138 kcal, the juice list's most committed glass: spinach, apple and fresh ginger, green tasting as well as green looking, with the ginger supplying the power of the name. Published price, vegan and gluten free marked.

This is the list's honest green juice: the spinach is present rather than hidden, apple sweetens it into drinkability, and the raw ginger burn arrives late and stays, the quality its regulars order it for. Where the positive juice flatters, this one means it.

At 33 g of natural sugar the apple carries more than the colour suggests, worth knowing since green never means sugar free. The gym crowd claims it, the January crowd sustains it, and beside the menu it suits the lightest orders or none at all; it is closer to a health ritual than a pairing. The ginger makes it the juice list's best cold season order by some distance.

Wagamama Power Juice Nutrition Facts

Per serving.

138kcalCalories7% of daily intake
1.9gProtein4% of daily intake
33.3gCarbs13% of daily intake
33.2gSugars37% of daily intake
0.5gFat1% of daily intake
0gSaturates0% of daily intake
5.6gFibre23% of daily intake
0.1gSalt2% of daily intake

Values approximate, from wagamama's published data. Updated 30 June 2026.Report an error

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Power Juice Questions

It costs £6.50, published, standard for the pressed list.
Honestly green: the spinach is present, the apple civilises it, and the raw ginger burn arrives late and lingers. The positive juice is the gentler gateway; this one means it.
Around 33 g inside 138 kcal, the apple carrying more than the colour admits. Green never means sugar free, here or anywhere.
Marked vegan and gluten free, one of the three juices carrying the labels.
Cold season and virtuous moods: the ginger makes it the list's best winter glass, and it pairs with the lightest orders or stands alone as ritual.

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