Fox News reported that Mixly co-founder Johnna Rossbach created a mixer for non-alcoholic drinks, dirty sodas and other uses through hand-squeezing fruit. In its report on the Mixly mixer, the outlet described a product that moved from a rented kitchen to a versatile mixer.
The Fox News summary says Rossbach funded her own project. It credits the work to her own funding and to what it calls "a lot of hard work," without giving further detail.
According to Fox News, the mixer was developed in a rented kitchen, with fruit squeezed by hand. The summary does not say how large the kitchen was, how many batches were made or when the work took place.
Fox News described the mixer as suitable for non-alcoholic drinks and dirty sodas, and said it has other uses as well, without naming them.
Fox News published the item on November 7, 2026. The summary does not provide sales figures, distribution details or the cost of the project.
The Fox News headline frames the product as built from scratch, a description the summary does not expand beyond the kitchen and the fruit it names.
The account rests on a single Fox News item. No other outlet's report on Mixly was included in the material available for this story, so no conflicting accounts were found.
Sources: Fox News: Built from Scratch: How a rented kitchen and hand-squeezed fruit became a versatile mixer.