See how I Love Chamoy founder Annie Leal created a Mexican sugar-free candy for her diabetic father and sold more than $4 million worth of it.

Chamoy is so popular among the Mexican community that when Mexican entrepreneur Annie Leal couldn’t find a sugar-free version of it in her father’s sugar-free candy drawer, she was stunned.

Chamoy is so popular among the Mexican community that when Mexican entrepreneur Annie Leal couldn’t find a sugar-free version of it in her father’s sugar-free candy drawer, she was stunned.

Opening her father’s sugar-free candy cabinet made Annie Leal realize the lack of healthier Mexican sweets at grocery stores. By Miguel Estrada and Fernando Hurtado • Published October 22 ...

Opening her father’s sugar-free candy cabinet made Annie Leal realize the lack of healthier Mexican sweets at grocery stores. By Miguel Estrada and Fernando Hurtado • Published October 22 ...

Opening her father’s sugar-free candy cabinet made Annie Leal realize the lack of healthier Mexican sweets at grocery stores. By Miguel Estrada and Fernando Hurtado • Published October 22 ...

Chamoy is so popular among the Mexican community that when Mexican entrepreneur Annie Leal couldn’t find a sugar-free version of it in her father’s sugar-free candy drawer, she was stunned.

Chamoy is so popular among the Mexican community that when Mexican entrepreneur Annie Leal couldn’t find a sugar-free version of it in her father’s sugar-free candy drawer, she was stunned.

Chamoy is so popular among the Mexican community that when Mexican entrepreneur Annie Leal couldn’t find a sugar-free version of it in her father’s sugar-free candy drawer, she was stunned.