Dannon Danimals Smoothies, 6 Pack, Strikin' Strawberry-Kiwi

Dannon Danimals Strikin' Strawberry-Kiwi Smoothies arrive in a six-pack of small, brightly labeled plastic bottles that live in the refrigerated dairy aisle alongside drinkable yogurts, kefir and kids' yogurt tubes. You'll spot them near lunchbox staples and other snack-size dairy drinks, often stacked next to single-serve yogurts and squeezable fruit pouches. These smoothies are marketed for quick, kid-friendly moments — think back-to-school mornings, after‑school snacks, or an easy grab for soccer practice and road trips. The brand leans into playful, family-oriented positioning: colorful art, simple flavor names and claims that appeal to parents (“good source of calcium and vitamin D,” “no high fructose corn syrup,” “no artificial flavors or colors from artificial sources”). There’s no organic certification; instead the label mixes a health halo with convenience and youth appeal. Sensory notes: the drink is creamy and pourable with a lightly viscous, smooth texture and an overt sweet strawberry-kiwi flavor; you notice a milky base with bright fruit notes and a mildly sugary finish. Packaging rituals are tactile and quick — pop a cap, slide a straw in some versions, or hand a sealed bottle into a lunchbox. In plain terms, this is a ready-to-drink dairy smoothie that has been formulated and processed beyond a simple cultured milk: added cane sugar, a modified starch for texture, concentrated juices, and “natural flavors” are used to deliver consistent taste and shelf-stable convenience. It’s an everyday, child-focused snack product that balances parental nutrition claims with the convenience and flavor kids expect.