Just in time for the summer season, Clean Juice brings healthy meal and beverage options to northwest Houston while giving back to children in need.
Clean Juice, a juice bar chain based in 2014, presenting USDA-licensed food, will host a grand opening for their new location in Vintage Park on June 29 with prizes for customers who attend.
At 126 Vintage Park Blvd Suite N. In Houston, the vicinity has been serving guests since June eleven.
The Vintage Park Clean Juice will be fundraising for Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation during the grand opening event, which raises awareness and cash for childhood cancer research. Attendees can donate directly to ASLF on occasion. Throughout the summer season, a part of the earnings from objects concerning lemonade sales will cross in the direction of Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation. Diane Fraser, the Vintage Park Clean Juice proprietor, stated she is happy to donate her income to the cause.
“We’ll probably have multiple kids who’re cancer survivors or who’re going through most cancer treatment right now, handing out some unfastened lemonade samples,” she stated. “ It’s an appropriate reason. Every corporate Clean Juice is doing that. A certain amount of money goes in the direction of Alex’s Lemonade whenever we sell one of these products at the summer menu.”
Clean Juice provides a spread of products from smoothies with hemp protein and the organic result in more modern items like their Genoa Bowls, packed with vegetables and quinoa, Fraser stated. Fraser stated she decided to personal a franchise of Clean Juice after mastering their all-natural menu. “There are quite a few places that promote organic juices; however, to be certified, we must undergo lots of rigorous paperwork and documentation of each order that we’ve got,” she said. “We have a transparency board in the shop that tells if there are any products that are not natural, we’ve got to write it down.”
Clean Juice additionally gives for customers seeking to experience refreshed, Fraser said.
“People can purchase a cleanse, that is six juices in a day — that is a one-day cleanse — or they should buy a three-day cleanse or a five-day cleanse, and it does make you feel excellent,” she stated. “Just cleans you out, no bloating, and it makes you ready for the following day.” As an entrepreneur and a believer in the all-natural way of life, Fraser stated owning a Clean Juice changed into a no-brainer. Fraser said she had lately semi-retired from one of her different groups: A Beautiful Pools, a swimming pool control agency based in Houston.
“I’ve been natural considering that before natural changed into cool, and it’s authentic,” she said. “ I love sharing the natural philosophy with this community. I live in this community. I’m loving the memories of humans that are available and inform us how they changed their existence with excellent consumption and prayer.”
Clean Juice will host their grand commencing event on June 29 with CycleBar, Ground Up Athletics, Pure Barre, and Orange Theory partnering with the juice bar to present away health instructions, a motorcycle, and membership facilities. Attendees can also acquire free samples and win free cold-pressed juices. Clean Juice began opening stores in Houston in 2017.
