Danimals Smoothies, 12 Pack, Incredibles 2 Mixed Berry/Strawberry

Danimals Smoothies 12-pack (Incredibles 2 Mixed Berry/Strawberry) sits in the refrigerated dairy aisle, typically near single‑serve yogurts, drinking yogurts and children’s refrigerated beverages. You’ll spot the bright, kid-friendly bottles on endcaps or lower shelves at eye level for parents shopping for lunchbox staples. This product is positioned for quick, on-the-go occasions — after-school snacks, lunchbox additions, car rides and family road trips — and often appears on weekly grocery lists for busy parents. The brand leans into playful, child-focused marketing: colorful licensed characters, simple nutrition callouts and messages aimed at parents about calcium and vitamin D for growing kids. Label claims create a health halo: “no high fructose corn syrup,” “no artificial flavors,” and “no artificial colors,” while there is no organic certification. In plain terms, the smoothie starts from cultured low‑fat milk and is blended with added cane sugar, modified food starch, juices for color and natural flavors, reflecting an industrially prepared dairy beverage rather than a homemade smoothie. Sensory experience is creamy, mildly sweet and pourable — thicker than milk but thinner than spoonable yogurt — packaged in small, single‑serve plastic bottles meant for quick sipping or straws; the routine is grab‑and‑go refrigeration, pop a straw or sip directly. The product’s tone is comforting and convenient: a trusted, branded childhood snack that parents buy for perceived nutrition benefits and children enjoy for familiar sweet, berry flavors.