Every town in Mexico used to have a "Molino"
where people brought their corn to have it ground into masa, a very important and essential function.
"We want the local Latin community to buy and like our tortillas,” Karen says, pointing to the irregular edges on her tortillas—a sign that they’re handmade rather than machine-made. “Otherwise, all this is just pointless.”
Every town in Mexico used to have a "Molino" where people brought their corn to have it ground into masa, a very important and essential function. "We want the local Latin community to buy and like our tortillas,” Owner Karen says, pointing to the irregular edges on her tortillas—a sign that they’re handmade rather than machine-made. “Otherwise, all this is just pointless.”