Updated August 2022! Pressed, the chain formerly known as Pressed Juicery, now has a sleeker name and an even bigger dairy-free menu. They’ve added more sweet fruity juices, a whole line of bottled smoothies, new smoothie bowls, and more flavors of Freeze soft serve. Freeze still comes in chocolate and vanilla flavors that are made with their pure almond milk, but the newer fruit-forward flavors have an oat milk or coconut cream base.
Pressed Dairy-Free, Gluten-Free & Vegan Menu Guide
When I first visited a Pressed Juicery on Oahu, they were mostly dairy-free. All of their juices and milks were made without milk, and their Freeze soft serve was purely plant-based. But they had a few toppings with dairy. Since then, they’ve gone dairy-free with their entire menu (except for some of the packaged items).
Other Allergen & Dietary Notes: All of the following items are reportedly gluten-free. They’re also soy-free and vegan, unless otherwise noted. But nut-free consumers should take note that almonds are used in many of their bowls, toppings, and frozen desserts.
Juices & Wellness Shots
What You See: All of these items at Pressed Juicery are made with pure, simple, pressed fruits and vegetables. The list of ingredients is listed boldly on the front label.
Smoothies
- Avocado Greens Smoothie
- Chocolate Banana Protein Smoothie
- Strawberry Orange Mango Smoothie
Almond Milks
- Chocolate Almond Milk
- Vanilla Almond Milk
- Azul Hortchata
Heads Up! The Morir Soñando and Saffron Badam were limited time offers, and are no longer available.
Smoothie Bowls
- Acai Original
- Acai Power
- Acai Superfood
- Passion Fruit Original
- Passion Fruit Superfood
- Paradise Passion Fruit
Heads Up! See the Freeze ingredients below for the acai and passion fruit smoothie bowl base ingredients.
Freeze (with ingredients; available at select locations)
- Vanilla Freeze (almond milk (water, almonds), dates, vanilla extract, sea salt)
- Chocolate (almond milk (water, almonds), dates, cocoa powder, sea salt)
- Acai (oat milk (water, oat flour, oat fiber, natural flavor), acai puree (acai, citric acid), coconut milk (water, coconut, citric acid, ascorbic acid), monk fruit sweetener (erythritol, monk fruit extract), maple syrup, blueberry puree concentrate, pea protein, banana puree (banana, citric acid, ascorbic acid), lemon juice, sea salt)
- Passion Fruit (water, tapioca syrup (tapioca starch, water), agave syrup, strawberry puree, coconut cream, acai puree (acai, citric acid), passion fruit juice concentrate, lemon juice, sea salt)
Freeze Toppings
- Chocolate Chip Cookie Crumble
- Chocolate Chips
- Granola (Purely Elizabeth)
- Praline Pecan Pieces
- Sea Salt
- Shredded Coconut
- Sliced Almonds
- Sprinkles
- Vegan Gummy Bears
- Vegan Marshmallows (contains soy)
- Blueberries
- Strawberries
Freeze Sauces
- Agave
- Almond Butter
- Chocolate Drizzle (not vegan, contains honey)
- Granola Butter
- Honey (not vegan)
- Raspberry Puree
Other Snacks
Heads Up! Pressed Juicery usually has packaged snacks available. They’re typically dairy-free, but we have spotted a couple packaged items, that were made with dairy. Even though their menu is dairy-free, make sure you read the labels on their store items!
Pressed Juicery Frozen Ice Cream Pints & Minis (with ingredients)
- Coconut Vanilla (coconut milk (water, coconut cream, coconut oil), almond milk (water, almonds), maple syrup, tapioca, vanilla extract, xanthan gum, salt)
- Chocolate (coconut milk (water, coconut cream, coconut oil), almond milk (water, almonds), maple syrup, alkalized cocoa powder, xanthan gum, salt)
- Strawberry (coconut milk (water, coconut cream, coconut oil), strawberry puree, almond milk (water, almonds), maple syrup, tapioca, vanilla extract, xanthan gum, salt)
- Matcha (coconut milk (water, coconut cream, coconut oil), almond milk (water, almonds), maple syrup, tapioca, matcha, vanilla extract, xanthan gum, salt)
Availability: As you can see, these have slightly different ingredients from Freeze, and are sold packed in pints and single-serve minis to go. They are planning to sell Frozen in stores, but for now, it’s available at limited Pressed Juicery locations, primarily in Southern California.
This Post is for Informational Purposes Only
Menus, ingredients, kitchen procedures, management, food sourcing, and restaurant protocols are subject to change at any time. Always read the menu and discuss your dietary needs with the staff before ordering. Make sure they can accommodate your situation. This post is for informational purposes only, and should not be construed as advice.
There is always a risk for potential cross-contamination of allergens in any commercial kitchen. If cross-contamination is an issue for you, always speak with the manager to ensure that your meal can be safely prepared. Listings here do not guarantee that a restaurant is safe enough for your individual needs. Only you can make that decision.
Each location of a chain restaurant has different management and staff, and some might have different owners. This means differences in processes, ingredients used, menu options, and food sourcing can occur. Always verify the safety of your order for your needs at your current location.
Where to Find Pressed (formerly Pressed Juicery)
I’m pretty sure this juice shop started in Southern California, because that’s where they have the highest concentration of shops. But they also have a smattering of locations elsewhere, including Northern California, Washington, Nevada, Texas, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York, and Texas. See their website below for addresses, hours, and to order online. They ship throughout the U.S. (yes, even the freezes!).
Website: pressedjuicery.com
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Healthy Indulgence
I LOVE treating myself to this “freeze” when I’m craving something sweet, since it’s made from real food and natural sweeteners. I reason that if I could justify a smoothie, I can get a swirl with some toppings, because this is really the same but colder. I’m just bummed that they discontinued the matcha flavor… But you can’t go wrong with the classics. Ask nicely and they’ll combine more than one flavor for you in a cup, and don’t forget to ask for samples along the way.
Response from Go Dairy Free
You’re right – I forgot about the Matcha! I saw that one in store, but it is gone on their website. Bummer. Thanks for leaving a review for this restaurant Hannah!
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