Have you ever timed how long it takes to make a great cocktail? Our guest, Ken MacKenzie, did just that and realized he was missing out on the fun while stuck behind the bar! To solve this, he created Fresh Victor, which makes crafting delicious drinks easy for everyone. What sets Fresh Victor apart is that its mixers are made with fresh, cold-pressed juices and high-quality ingredients—eliminating the hassle of prepping! The saying "necessity is the mother of invention" definitely rings true for Ken and many of our small business owner guests. Tune in to learn more!
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