Bringing In $105K A Year Making Mexican-American Candy
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- JJ and Rudy Jimenez are a brother and sister team making Mexican-American fusion candy out of their parents' home in Brenham, Texas. After seeing dulces enchilados blow up on social media last May, Rudy was eager to try the sweet, sour, and spicy treats. So JJ and Rudy went to the store and whipped up a batch of their own. From there, the company Enchilositos Treats was born.
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So proud of them 🥺❤️
So happy that you are supporting small business!! 🙌🏼🙌🏼
A toda madre hermana 🇲🇽🇺🇸
Yo that’s so dope!! Way to make a difference and help people get closer to their dreams. Extremely good karma for you 🤞
@@dreafar4137 No they're not. They're buying foods from big companies and reselling them at a 200% market rate. There're lame losers 🤮🙁
I love that you showed this small business such huge support. ❤️
I’ve realized that nowadays anything you’re passionate about can make you a living.
My Aunt strips for a living and makes over 150k a year, although I get embarass in school I am really proud of her!
@@JamarMatthewGrant Who gives af what anybody thinks. She’s successful in her own way, that’s al that matters!
@@JamarMatthewGrant 😂
Not true. It's about niche demand.
@@slickrick2420 It is true, you’re literally witnessing it in this video. Stop being difficult for no reason.
it’s crazy how much people can accomplish by just trying, start off small, put in the work and it will pay off just take every set back as a learning experience 😁
Well And Best Said!! 👍
i remember mixing gummy worms and peach rings with chamoy and tajin in middle school and selling them on the dl to students. so you're telling me everyone from my street could have been making six figures as adults by doing what we did in middle school nooooo lol
DL?
@@evileyez504 down low
@@evileyez504 many schools didn't allow students to sell goodies to other students unless the school was allowed to take a percentage of the profits because it was sold on their property lines so we would have to hide them
@@jasminebernardeau4 For real?? That's stupid! Taking some of the profits from children?? Wow 😳
@@anoukc6928 i know!! i wish i could be kidding!
They were smart to do this video. This is free marketing.
It'll be a $50k business with me since I'll eat half the candies I make lol
😅
Sammmmmmme 😭
I would highly recommend spicy-monkey!!
IG: therealspicymonkey
Omg tell me about it.. 🍬🍭
Look at them… they already eat half
I'm more amazed on their age. How could someone like him turns 26. And my jaw dropped when she told her age. 19. Wtf.
How old do they look
What are you saying exactly?
Same. Pretty shocking.
They look older than they are.
@@backtomimsey it’s cause they’re unhealthy especially the brother he just looks sweaty and gross. It’s sad seeing how unhealthy some Hispanics are. Like a LARGE majority of my family on my dad’s side have diabetes and other health conditions because they just eat nothing but sweets and fried foods. I love our food but too much of anything is never good.
You guys really need to show what their revenue is vs what their profit is, etc. You just saying "bringing in 105k a year" doesn't really tell us anything. I'm assuming it's gotta be $105k profit. How much goes back into the business, how much do they pay themselves, how much revenue did they make? etc
Nah. No one likes to give out their financials. These videos are simply just for entertainment purposes.
Didn’t they say that half of their earnings go back into the business.
@@missannebaron this doesn't say anything
@@tanmayasahu5171 Maybe I need to re listen to it but I’m pretty sure that what they said.
@@missannebaron no no you are correct about that, but I wanted to know more about finances of there business
This reminds me of the story about how hot Cheetos were invented. Good for them and I hope they continue to have success!
Chamoy candy wasn't created by them. It's something that a lot of ppl sell
California man arrested for alleged $9 million penny-stock fraud
I think the guy in this video got arrested
where did you get your logo?
@@KatyaRose77 I made it myself
You can literally make it yourself. They just copy the ingredients
Just like on HGTV: A pet iguana walker + a teacher- “our budget is $2.5 Million”
Please tell me this is real lmfaooooooi
Let’s be real, we’ve all made this before but didn’t think It would make good business because of how easily it can be made.
Wow! I love seeing these stories cause it showcases a variety of people making money in ways I traditionally would never even think about, awesome stuff!
EDIT: those candies look so good I want some now omg
Omg I Know, I'm Waiting On My Order To Arrive
I love the ingenuity especially seeing the sibling dynamic in business ♥️
Well done. It’s great to see a brother and sister running a successful business especially at a young ago. May they be an inspiration to us all who need that push to follow our dreams.
This is amazing! I just have one genuine question. How are you allowed to resell American candies even with the new flavors? Aren’t there trademark or patent issues?
I was wondering the same thing.
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Gushers: *KNOCKING* OPEN UP
No Because it's different, also they're winning too so no no issue at all...it's like saying McDonald don't make their buns so they'll have issues
The American candy owners will probably thank them for adding to their revenue. It’s not a concern since they’re a supplier, maybe an issue if they decide to recreate their products.
I was thinking the same thing
So inspiring! And so sweet that they do this together. Pun intended
I would highly recommend spicy-monkey!!
IG: therealspicymonkey
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Well done you two! This is awesome! I'm always so happy when youngsters become entrepreneurs! This is so inspiring and encouraging to others who want to start their own business. Proud of you both!
These kids doing what all Mexicans do on the daily and made it a profitable business. More power to them.
have an idea, execute the idea, and get connected with someone (influencer) with large channel of audience. Invest back the money & scale up. Easier said than done.
@1:19 this is what you need to start any business, experience in multiple fields associated with that particular product or service have a technical background definitly wouldnt hurt either.
A sibling duo going to the moon!! So happy for you all!
Woulda brought in more if they didn’t eat so much of their own product 😂
I'm pregnant I'm watching this and I want some of those candies so bad. Happy for them .
Love the grind. Keep hustling.
I actually had these!! The gushers one is really good !!!
If you’ve never had dulces enchilados, I highly recommend you try them! They’re so good.
I Love You Guys!! Best Treats I Ever Ate! You Have Made Ordinary, Plain Candies Into Delicious, Extraordinary Treats.. I Am Also Proud Of You For Starting Your Own Business.. Keep Up The Great Work!! I Can't Wait To Order More.. ♥️
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I love their story so much!! Congratulations!! 🥳🎉🎉 Wishing you continued success!! 🤑🤑 You are both very positive role models for our Latinx community 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Sigan adelante!
I’m so happy and proud for these two young adults. 🤗
They didn't create this fusion... It has been around for years! Come to Texas and this is literally sold everywhere you go. Kudos to them but they did not start nor create this!
I love these candies. I've always been a fan of Mexican candy, especially stuff like pulparindo, but enchilisitos treats are delicious
I love seeing young ppl taking big risks for a better future
That’s amazing! There is so many spicy candy vendors some use premade chamoy/chili some make their own to differentiate. But they alll do make money! Everyone has their niche
That’s awesome y’all! I’m over here trying to imagine what the treats taste like
aye yall, go buy their treats, they sooooooo GOODDDDDDDD and they’re affordable asf!!!💞💞
So foolish to open a physical location. WHY?! increase you overhead expenditures? For the 'we made it appearance? To have a landlord that'll raise rent if it's successful? Terrible terrible idea. Stick to the pure online play. Diversify into retailers if you ever get towards that scale.
Exactly what I was thinking. I think the first step would be to find a copacker and retailers. Not like I know wtf i'm talking about. I just watch a lot of shark tank
@@brimmed AGREE! I a have a business similar to this we are at the beginning stages, but we have already found a way to sell our candies in a local shop. And we still ship to other states.
You’re right. It’s best to continue online 👍🏼
Or do a food truck, aka a candy truck.
Why not? People like aiming to places because the change in environment. Also FYI the internet is sometimes the most competitive place there can be! Do some research before speaking on “foolishness”.
I’m here for this!! Congratulations to you both 😋🤑
Do they eat half of their production as well?
🤣😅😂😁😆
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If you want to be successful have the mindset of the rich, spend less and invest more don't give up on your dreams.
Diversifying is the best key to investing and being wealthy
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105k for putting chamoy and tajin on candy?
There’s more to a business than that lol managing website, managing social media, creating content, taking care of orders, distributing, looking for suppliers etc
As a Mexican American in Texas who’s constantly surrounded by these types of candies, im genuinely surprised they have such a successful business. It’s not an original idea, they’re super common if you’re from a border state. They must be really smart to be able to utilize social media better than their competitors. (Also, I thought it’s illegal to buy food and resell it? I always thought they couldn’t do that considering the other Mexican candy brands use knock offs.)
I think it might be illegal
its totally legal dude. the candy is an ingridient to their product.
Those companies probably do that because it's more profitable to use knock off candy than name brand. Surely these guys would be in trouble by now if it were illegal.
Buy it in bulk directly from the candy makers.
Gotta respect the hustle
Why would you show how you make it sound like a horrible idea
I worked for a guitar company and the owner said the same thing. We shouldn’t show our process while others in the industry do show their staining and painting processes and fact of the matter is, if people like what you do and you do it consistently. Then it doesn’t matter who knows how to do it, people will come to you for reliability and convenience. Everyone can do this for sure but maybe .5% will even try to make it from home and likely even less will try to make an actual business of it..
Look up Maiiras Day! She shows people how to make the candies and chamoy sauce! Its all over youtube
I ordered from them & everything was soo good. & it comes with a lot of candy, they are not stingy at all lol
Very inspiring, and I want to try that candy too!
That's what I'm talkin' about!! YEEESSSS!! Love to see it!
Orgullosamente Mexicano 🇲🇽🇺🇸
So they don't create the candy, they just get candy and add some spices and sell!!. There is zero barrier to entry and the candy brands they use will come up with a new flavor then they will be out!!
Or buy from them and support them until they can get a supplier and skip the branded purchasing…
@Ross- A -Roni I personally wouldn’t see it as a HUGE loss though because the business didn’t fail it was so successful at carving out some small niche that the big dogs had to come and buy them out. Interestingly enough though I am sure the candy makers know the industry and Mexican candy they have somewhat refused to enter so my other question would be why now then if you never really wanted to do it.
Like McDonald’s I’m loving the hustle of these guys wishing you all the best and may the rest of your lives be the best of your lives
I love it got to respect the hustle 🤩💸💸💸
This sounds so interesting and they look delicious. ❤ Too bad they aren't vegan so that i could taste them. Hopefully they make vegan ones too someday.
Good for them, starting up a successful business is a huge accomplishment. Candy looks good too.
I'm surprised the manufacturers of the base candy they use would allow it, but then again i don't know squat about that kind of law.
I just asked the same thing! Because it's another company's product with their flavoring on it. Who knows!
Why wouldn’t they allow it? A lot of bakeries use oreos as an ingredient and sell those cakes and they aren’t getting calls from nabisco for lawsuits. If anything the candy companies are happy they are continuing to purchase their product.
Love candy like that! Spicy sweet and sour. Drooling
Ok but theyre not exactly "making" candy. Its already made,They just add other ingredients to the candies
Goals! This is teaching me not to give up! I make candies as well and sometimes it doesn’t go as planned but I won’t give up now 😩🙏🏻🤍
So proud of my mexican american brothers... that hard work immigrant work ethic ww inherit from our families is key
So inspirational, keep going, hope one day your business gonna be the biggest one in USA and worldwide.
Lol yeah no
I absolutely love this story
I just bought some of their best selling candy I can't wait to receive my order 😊
Same, The Suspense Is killing Me
So proud of you !!!
So awesome!
This is so amazing!!!!! Happy for both of them. I want some candy now.
Amazing
Those gushers look soooo good. There’s a Hawaiian version with gushers, li hing, and lemon peel and it’s soooo sooo good 🤤
Just purchased!! So proud! Que viva la raza!!
Yum I got to check this out! I love candy from Mexico.
See, now I got to go buy some.
Inspiración 🇲🇽❤️
105k between two people isn't bad. That's like business major job type money
As a west African brought up on scotch bonnet pepper , I love Mexican candy
This is so dope! 💜💜
Love!!! This is super cool!!
What an awesome family! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
💖🌷💖🌷💖Love the channel!
proud of them
Wow they are up the road from Houston
Just ordered! Love these candies.
I love making my own I have a tote full of candy I got my tajin and chamoy and other spices to make some whenever I’m wanting some I’ve bought from different sellers and tried them and I love how they all are different but still good
My favorite candy ever!!
Looks yummy! How do you keep the candy from going bad or stale?
My mouth is WATERING
That’s right Issachar!🇲🇽
My mouth is watering now
These made my mouth water and I havent even tried them
Great job y’all!!👏👏👏👏👏👏
So have you heard from the attorneys from the candy you’re using as your base? It’s one thing to make candies from another brand for home use but another to use their whole recipe for their candy incorporated into your final produce.
Theyd have to sue thousands of people in different countries for that 😂😂😂 theyre not the only ones who do this. It is now very common in different countries especially
@Ross- A -Roni I don’t need good luck. I could care less one way or the other.
I am sure they pay their corporate attys way more than 100k
It's not required.
Good question
I don't even eat candy but their candy looks so good and I like spicy and sweet stuff
I knew when I seen the chili powder being added to candy it was a texas family!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥hello from Austin! Also why is this only 5 mins long? Needs to be longer
God bless you guys
Que padre! Que bueno que les a ido bien
Looks good want to try some
Good for them … but how are they allowed to do it from home? I’m doing something similar added with shaved ice and are required servsafe certification which I have .. and a commissary to prepare in a safe and sanitized place.. don’t understand how it’s allowed
Wait until the candy companies come and ask for their cut of the money for using their candy.
I wish this was longer.
You're right don't never give up on your dream congratulations
Yeeeee so proud 🥲
So is the $105k before or after expenses?
Also, Texas has 15.3% self-employment tax and split between the 2.
That's anywhere between $25-44k a year salary
Still good for her only being 19
@@kimhirtle9990 They're 19 and 26, and the main operation is because of the brother
Thanks for the recipe lol I'm gonna try and make it and taste it myself thanks yum
Awesome , love to see it!
Shoutout Yasmin!
I hate to be Debby downer. But if you remove the unit of cost raw materials and divide the profit between them, that’s only pre-tax of $2.1k per month for each of them.
Scaling is a delicate balancing act of risk and it’s only worth it if they can prove their execution. But congrats to them if it looks like they have found product-market fit.
@Maxey This is reality of the hustle. It’s the truth for wannabe business owners who quit their jobs and jump in on the ship for a big number only to be let down. I’m a business owner and investor myself and can tell you it’s very very hard.