
AI Developer Opens Nékter Juice Bar in Fort Worth
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Tom Strader, a 42-year-old AI developer, opens Nékter Juice Bar in Fort Worths Alliance area, offering fresh juices, smoothies, and acai bowls. Inspired by a California trip, he franchises the chain, drawing crowds with giveaways and steady business. Nékter stands out with all-natural ingredients, customizable without added sugars, appealing to the areas growing community. Strader, balancing IT and shop ownership, promotes wellness one fresh blend at a time.
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It's March 22nd. Welcome in. This is Dallas News Today, where local news meets AI. Tom Strader, a 42-year-old artificial intelligence developer, has launched a new nectar juice bar in the growing alliance area of North Fort. Worth. He opened the spot on February 18th at 3.529 Heritage Shrace Parkway, offering fresh juices, smoothies, and assiables packed with. Fruits and protein. After years in a desk job, Strader turned to CrossFit and healthier eating to get fit in his forties. His ideas sparked during a recent trip to California, where the chain began, leading him to grab a franchise. The grand opening on March 21st drew crowds with $5 smoothies and giveaways, and business has picked up steadily since. Locals in the booming alliance neighborhood are embracing the healthy options, especially as the area adds more stores, dining, and amenities like A, new HEB. Strader says the community's support feels strong, with busy days mixing with quieter
ones. What says nectar apart are the all natural ingredients, whole frozen fruits for smoothies and fresh produce, pressed to order for juices, all, customizable without added sugars or serifs. Strader favors the toxin flush juice for its sweet apple base with greens, and the high protein blueberry almond butter smoothie to fuel his workouts. As he balances his IT career with running the shop, Strader aims to keep promoting wellness in this expanding part of town, one fresh blend at a time.
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