I started cooking online to share the recipes that shaped me - dishes passed down through my family, made with love, intention, and tradition. My audience grew because people connected with something real. My food is not a trend, and neither are these aprons.

For years, I have worn these handmade Mexican aprons in my videos, and people always asked about them. What they were seeing was not just embroidery, it was heritage. These aprons are created by artesanos who learned their craft from generations before them. Every stitch has a story, and every purchase supports real families and real communities in Mexico.

Mi Agenda was born from that connection, the same reason I cook. To preserve what matters. To honor where we come from. To share beauty, meaning, and tradition in a world that moves too fast.

These aprons make me feel proud to cook, and I hope they do the same for you. When you wear one, you are not just elevating your kitchen, you are keeping art alive and giving back to the hands that make it possible.

I hope you enjoy them as much as I do.

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💖BG