Welcome To The Family!

October 31, 2016

Grab a seat at the table, a [popular carbonated water sold in the American southwest that rhymes with loco pico], and make yourself at home. We've launched this portal, "Siete Stories", in order to keep you up-to-date with the latest updates and innovations from the Siete family.

Why? At some point during the Summer, between the launch of our Cassava & Chia tortillas and the family's kids heading back to school, we realized that our existing FAQ wouldn't cut it anymore as the primary outlet for informing our customers and fans. We simply weren't making it easy enough for you to get the information that you need and the stories that you crave. That was our bad. But you're here now! So grab a plate, some tortillas, and let's enjoy each other's company.

At Siete Stories you will find:

Quick, simple, and delicious recipes for essentials like tacos and quesadillas.
News about Siete in the community.
Superhuman feats of strength.
Postcards from home and abroad.
How to purchase and wear Siete apparel and gear. (Kriss Kross is still cool, right?)
Information about the charitable causes we support.
Beautiful, complicated recipes like mole, picadillo, and aguachile.
Instructions for how to best heat, freeze, and enjoy our tortillas.
Product and store launch information.
Profiles of the individuals and groups that inspire us.

We know that you can leave and go to somebody else's house if we don't entertain you (although our hearts would break a little!). So we hope to create an engaging, captivating experience that'll make you feel like you're at home when you're here.

With love,

The Garzas & The Siete Team

Also in Siete Stories

What Does Our Mexican-American Hyphen Sound Like?

August 02, 2021

Within our family, each of us have our own stories that come to mind when thinking about what it means to be Mexican-American. These experiences—of emotions, smells, tastes, sights, and sounds—are nostalgic to us, and embody what it means to “live the hyphen.”Living the hyphen is an important part of who we are not only as individuals or as a family, but on a larger scale, as a part of the Mexican-American community. Following the previous questions we’ve asked the Garzas about their hyphen, we’ve reached the final question: what does their Mexican-American hyphen sound like?

What Does Our Mexican-American Hyphen Smell Like?

July 13, 2021

The foods and occasions that the Garzas reflect on in their answers paint a picture of the way (and why) we gather together as a company, years later. They are the same foods that we enjoy on Friday Lunches, summer cookouts, and holiday parties. Their smells bring us to fond memories of living our hyphen, and our nostalgia surrounding them is at the core of the foods we make, and the experience we hope to recreate at your table.

What Does Our Mexican-American Hyphen Look Like?

June 11, 2021

For some, it looked like a family relic of La Virgen de Guadalupe. For others, it looks like the traditions of gathering around spaghetti on Christmas, and regularly, without occasion. To each Garza, however, our hyphen is both literal and symbolic of connection.