Puzz E Gata Jamaica

06/15/22 • 20 min

Pamela is a native Sacramentan born at Mercy Hospital just down the road and has always lived in the Tahoe Park/Tallac Village area of the city. She is recently retired and is now 100% devoted to growing the Puzz E Gata Jamaica brand. One of her favorite past times is traveling to her beloved Mexico and to savor every nuance of her family’s motherland. In 2017, walking the city streets in search of street food and aqua fresca, she stumbled upon a jamaica tea, so fresh and delicious that it incited a memory that transported her back 50 years to her grandmother’s backyard. Her grandmother’s recipe is gone, but she has managed to create her own unique tea based upon her conversations with the women of Mexico and the memory of her grandmother.

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