BOCA RATON, FL, August 25, 2011 (Press-News.org) Entrepreneur Howard Helfant has just launched My Skinny Senorita, a non-alcoholic beverage company based in Boca Raton, Florida. In 2010, Helfant launched Hot Shot Beverage Company. My Skinny Senorita will be both owned and operated by Hot Shot Beverage, LLC.
My Skinny Senorita is a non-alcoholic beverage company known for their product line of Margarita, Mojito and Daiquiri mixes. Since they are only five calories per serving and sugar free, the drinks remain as healthy as possible. Some prefer it shaken, frozen, or stirred--either way, my Skinny Senorita drinks are of the highest quality and taste.
While the idea came naturally to Howard Helfant, it became even clearer the company was headed in the right direction after Jim Guistolisi agreed to jump on board.
"My Skinny Senorita just struck me as such a natural idea," said successful business owner and investor Jim Guistolisi. "After all, Florida is known for a cocktail hour that begins early and ends in the wee hours. What better way to sit out the tropical scorchers than cooling heels dockside?"
Other Hot Shot Beverage Company drinks have brought about quick sales for the company as well as excellent brand recognition as affordable and gourmet options. Skinny Senoritas is no exception to this--in fact, Helfant predicts the new drinks will be particular well received in the Florida area.
Weight conscious Floridians know that it's best to be outdoors as much as possibly, typically on the water but often times golfing, boating or simply handing around. It is imperative weight gain is kept to a minimum. Skinny Senoritas are a great conclusion because you don't have to compromise great tasting drinks for weight loss or vice versa. This means you can have a drink and still look great.
From Margaritas to Mojitos to Daiquiris, five-calorie drinks will be served up thanks to the launch of My Skinny Senorita.
About the company:
My Skinny Senorita is a non-alcoholic beverage company owned and operated by Hot Shot Beverage, LLC and based in Boca Raton, Florida. Their Margarita, Mojito and Daiquiri mixes are only five calories per serving and sugar-free. Since they contain no whey, they are gluten-free. The mixes are also kosher. While they are very healthy, the quality and taste remains superior. For more information, visit http://skinnysenorita.com.
Enterpreneur Howard Helfant Launches My Skinny Senorita, Offering Healthy, New Twists on Old Favorites
Entrepreneur Howard Helfant has just launched My Skinny Senorita, a non-alcoholic beverage company based in Boca Raton, Florida.
2011-08-25
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[Press-News.org] Enterpreneur Howard Helfant Launches My Skinny Senorita, Offering Healthy, New Twists on Old FavoritesEntrepreneur Howard Helfant has just launched My Skinny Senorita, a non-alcoholic beverage company based in Boca Raton, Florida.