<p>Throw away those canned juices. If you really want to stay healthy, welcome fresh juices. The good news is that the City is full of small and big-sized juice corners where you can gulp down a glassful of flavour and health. <br /><br /></p>.<p>Manoj Kumar, a juice seller at Mahipalpur says, “I have been selling juices of all kinds for the last two years. I make juice out of fruits like apple, orange, pomegranate and carrot. We have customers who come every morning because juice from my shop is part of their healthy breakfast.” <br />He informs that these specially designed juice stalls cost Rs 7,000 and more and are specially bought from Old Delhi. <br /><br />A glassful of juice at any stall will cost you Rs 20. But apple and pomegranate juice comes at a price of Rs 80. Juices are available in three different glasses from small and medium to large. Among Delhiites, a medium-sized glass is the most popular. <br /><br />Bhim Singh, who runs his juice stall at ITO informs, “Most offices are located here, so a lot of my customers are professionals who make a beeline while taking a break during office hours. Mango shakes and mixed fruit juice is everyone’s favourite.” He adds, “Customers find it a healthy option other than being cheap on pocket.”<br /><br />Other popular fruit juices include those made from apple, pineapple, orange, carrot, banana, mango, and vegetable. “My favourite is banana shake. I go to the gym every day and workout for two hours. After my exhausting exercise regime, I think banana shake is the perfect diet for my body as it has the perfect blend of milk and banana,” shares Suresh Nehra, who frequents these fresh juice stalls.<br /></p>
<p>Throw away those canned juices. If you really want to stay healthy, welcome fresh juices. The good news is that the City is full of small and big-sized juice corners where you can gulp down a glassful of flavour and health. <br /><br /></p>.<p>Manoj Kumar, a juice seller at Mahipalpur says, “I have been selling juices of all kinds for the last two years. I make juice out of fruits like apple, orange, pomegranate and carrot. We have customers who come every morning because juice from my shop is part of their healthy breakfast.” <br />He informs that these specially designed juice stalls cost Rs 7,000 and more and are specially bought from Old Delhi. <br /><br />A glassful of juice at any stall will cost you Rs 20. But apple and pomegranate juice comes at a price of Rs 80. Juices are available in three different glasses from small and medium to large. Among Delhiites, a medium-sized glass is the most popular. <br /><br />Bhim Singh, who runs his juice stall at ITO informs, “Most offices are located here, so a lot of my customers are professionals who make a beeline while taking a break during office hours. Mango shakes and mixed fruit juice is everyone’s favourite.” He adds, “Customers find it a healthy option other than being cheap on pocket.”<br /><br />Other popular fruit juices include those made from apple, pineapple, orange, carrot, banana, mango, and vegetable. “My favourite is banana shake. I go to the gym every day and workout for two hours. After my exhausting exercise regime, I think banana shake is the perfect diet for my body as it has the perfect blend of milk and banana,” shares Suresh Nehra, who frequents these fresh juice stalls.<br /></p>
