Beatrice Carranza is trying to bring THC gummies with Mexican flavors like chamoy and tamarindo to Denver, but not without headaches.
Just like the edge of a burrito, where you'll find the most delicious bite thanks to all the fillings getting pushed back, the roach of a joint carries the last but strongest hits. That's why Beatrice Carranza, looking for a symbol for the strength and size of minority communities, settled on the word"Bachaz" for her line of
Born and raised by her grandparents in the borderlands of Yuma, Arizona, Carranza used to go back and forth between the United States and Mexico, where her parents lived. Once Carranza grew up, she continued to make chamoys, or pickled fruit combined with spices, and tamarindo, which is the candied pulp made from the fig-like tamarind fruit, at home. Eventually she started adding these to THC-infused gummies.
She tried to return to Yuma once more in 2010 and open an edibles kitchen there,"but it was so regulated, we couldn't," she says. While watching TV in early 2022, however, Carranza saw an announcement that Colorado's Marijuana Enforcement Division was taking applications for social equity licenses. Another opportunity to sell her Mexican THC gummies had arrived.was intended to spur diversity and benefit entrepreneurs from communities negatively impacted by the drug war.
However, it's since been a race against the clock to open Bachaz before that social equity designation expires on May 15; if it does, Carranza will be forced to go through the 45-day application process and pay another $800 in fees. She's now waiting to complete her state marijuana business license, which the city has to approve after starting a series of inspections.
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