"SLC30-W3" // "La Ruta Gastronómica De Comida Callejera" - Puesto de Jugos Naturales o batidos.

Steemian Friends,
Juice Up is a popular juice and beverage shop in the Shanir Akhra area, primarily catering to youth and students from several nearby schools, colleges, and universities. This small shop has created a cozy haven amidst the hustle and bustle of the busy city. Every day, countless people come here to enjoy cold and refreshing drinks. The juice shop is located next to Bornamala School and College. Juice is sold at the shop every day from 11.00 am to 11.59 pm. I have shown the location of the juice shop below through the Steem-atlas pin code.

Thumbnail Photo(Juice up Menu)

Mint Lemonade	70 Taka(Local)	8 Steem	Small Size Glass
Orange Lemonade	80 Taka(Local)	9 Steem	Medium Size Glass
Pink Lemonade	100 Taka(Local)	11 Steem	Large Size Glass
Faluda	120 Taka(Local)	13 Steem	Large Size Glass

The biggest attraction of Juice Up is its variety of juices and shakes. Here, you can find seasonal fruit juices, including mango, malta, pineapple, watermelon, and papaya. Each juice is made with fresh fruit, which is very tasty and healthy. Apart from that, their milkshake and smoothie items are also quite popular. Chocolate shake, Oreo shake, and mango smoothie are especially popular. Juices are made with fresh fruits indigenous to our country. I ordered Malta juice after looking at the menu.

Decorated Fruit

I tried a Malta juice and a mango smoothie. The Malta juice was very fresh and had a sweet-sour taste, which was very refreshing on a hot day. On the other hand, the mango smoothie was thick and sweet, which I really liked. The drinks are served in beautiful glasses or cups, as beautiful to look at as they are to use. After ordering the juice, you have to wait a while. There are advertisements on the shop's walls featuring pictures of different fruit juices. Each juice is accompanied by its name and price.

The Malta juice I ordered

In terms of price, Juice Up is also quite affordable compared to other juice shops. Compared to other big-brand juice shops, good-quality drinks are available here at a lower price. Usually, the price of a juice is between 80 and 150 taka, and a shake or smoothie is available between 150 and 250 taka. Such fresh and delicious drinks are very rare at this price. The amount of ice and sugar in the juice is adjusted according to customer needs. The shop's salesmen are very sincere with customers.

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✓ ¿Cuál es tu jugo natural o batido favorito y con qué frecuencia lo consumes?

My favorite natural juices are mango and betel. I like both of these juices very much because they are tasty and also very beneficial for the body. I like mango juice more for its sweet and thick taste. Drinking cold mango juice on a hot day feels very comforting. It gives the body energy and makes the mind feel good. Mango smoothies are even better when milk or ice cream is added, as the taste is enhanced. I usually drink these juices (2-3) times a week during the summer season. When it gets very hot, I end up drinking mango or betel juice almost every day. I mostly drink juices made on the side of the road.

✓ ¿Has probado o te gustaría probar alguna combinación exótica o inusual? Detalla tu respuesta.

I like to go beyond the usual fruit juices and create new flavors. For example, instead of making just mango or just orange juice, I try mixing mango with pineapple, apple, or Malta. It gives a completely different taste, a little sour, a little sweet, and a lot fresher. Once, I tried making a smoothie by mixing mango, banana, and milk. At first, I thought it might be too heavy, but it turned out very creamy and delicious. Sometimes I mix a little lemon juice with the berries, which adds a slight sourness to their sweet taste and is quite nice to eat. I try to make such juices at home using a blender.

Juice Machine

✓ ¿Qué es lo primero que buscas al elegir un puesto de jugos en la calle; la variedad de frutas, la higiene del lugar o la rapidez del servicio?

In addition to the service and cleanliness of roadside juice shops, I usually look for:

• Are the fruits bright and fresh?

• Are any fruits rotten or cut?

• Is the shopkeeper cutting the fruit and making the juice right away?

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