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Setting up a juice bar for a pool party or a barbeque is a lot of fun. You can dish out fresh, delicious and healthy juices to all your guests. It’s easy to set up a juice bar; all you need are good quality juicers, different types of drinkware and lots of fresh fruits. Here are some ideas to help you set up your very own juice bar. Use powerful juicers to serve healthy juices loaded with nutrients at your party. Choose a juicer that can juice a wide range of produce. Opt for powerful juicers that can juice soft fruits such as berries and firm-skinned vegetables like cucumber. It’s also a good idea to select masticating juicers that are capable of juicing leafy greens like wheatgrass and kale leaves. When you are choosing a juicer, look for helpful features that will make juicing easier. An extra wide feed chute is especially helpful. It eliminates the need to precut produce, so it’s makes juicing simpler. Juicers that separate the pulp into separate containers make cleanup easier and eliminate the need to use paper filters. Another important feature to look for when choosing a juicer is dishwasher safe containers and parts. The next aspect to focus on for the juice bar is choosing the right drinkware. You need to stock the bar with different kinds of drinkware such as old-fashioned glasses, glass tumblers and cafe mugs. Generously-sized tumblers are ideal for serving juice and smoothies. Highball glasses can be used to serve iced tea and other mixed drinks. Choose casual drinkware that is resistant to chipping and scratching. Opt for drinkware in different colors and patterns to build an interesting glassware collection. Along with different glasses, also stock glass pitchers, carafes and bowls to serve iced tea and fruit punch. Fresh produce is the third ingredient for a fully functional juice bar. Serve your guest different juices such as citrus juices, berry juices and vegetable juices. Pour juices in carafes and pitchers, so your guests can self-serve. Set out salt and peppers mills and honey pots next to the juices, so your guests can flavor the juices as they wish. These pointers will help you to set-up a functional juice bar with ease. Authors Profile: William Socket is a certified interior designer and runs his own interior decoration consultancy. William especially loves decorating a home in wooden furniture and believes that nothing gives a home as warm and cozy a touch as all-wood furniture and decor. William loves reading up on new design ideas, and has a special interest in space saving techniques. Here he writes about juicers and drinkware.
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