The stick that runs every Venezuelan party
Legend places the tequeño's birth in Los Teques, outside Caracas: white cheese wrapped in a ribbon of dough and fried gold. Wherever it was truly born, it became law — no Venezuelan celebration starts until the tequeños land on the table.
Party math, from a kitchen that caters: count three to five per guest before dinner, more if the guests are Venezuelan. Our boxes run from a dozen to the fifty-piece TQMuch, with guava-filled guavaqueños and jalapeño jalaqueños for the adventurous end of the tray.
These come from the counter, for catering and special orders — call (813) 870-3606 or start a special order and give us the day.