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2016-10-26
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It seems Causeway Bay has been opening up more and more healthy juices. In the span of less than a year, there have been five that opened up. I tried two of them already (Y Not and The Juicery) and now I will try this one. As I'm always on the lookout for an alternative to tea and coffee after work.I noticed it one day as I was in my usual hangout hood. It was a small shop and they were offering samples to passersby. Juices were all bottled and place on top of ice. I think that was just for sho
I noticed it one day as I was in my usual hangout hood. It was a small shop and they were offering samples to passersby. Juices were all bottled and place on top of ice. I think that was just for show as I'm sure you can stick them in a fridge. There is no seating available and is strictly for take away.
They gave me a pamphlet and it seemed they have shops all over Hong Kong! Bless is local company that offers cold pressed bottled juices and made daily to ensure freshness. They have one flavor juice or juice mixes. Each bottle costs $24 - 48. To me, that's rather inexpensive for cold pressed juice as so many places costs so much ($80 for juice at some places!) All the juices are labeled in English and Chinese and lists all the ingredients and why this is so good for you. Like many other cold pressed juice shops, they also offer juice cleanses.
I bought a Skin Angel ($38). This was a pineapple, pear and lime juice. According to them, this will give you the benefit of hydration (what I needed on this hot day!) and liver cleanse. Hmm...interesting.
It stated there was no sugar added. Taste? This was pretty good. A nice refreshing drink though a bit strong on the pineapple. It wasn't thick and was more like a clean light juice. Light the packaging stated, it did keep me hydrated.Refreshing, good for you and inexpensive. I will be back!
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