Three Gringos Walk Into A Business...And The Result Is Jalapa Jar

We Could Make That by Andrea Wien

Mar 3, 201752:55Arts

Tommy Byrnes is a Longhorn-turned-Londoner-turned-New Yorker who co-founded a company called Jalapa Jar. Along with his two other co-founders, Steve and Joel, he's bringing two of my favorite foods - tacos and salsa - to...

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