CRISTINA ROJAS AGURCIA
Charlotte Magazine|August 2020
“The Batchmaker,” still sells out of her signature treats since she expanded from home to brick and mortar alongside LaCa Projects
TAYLOR BOWLER
CRISTINA ROJAS AGURCIA

Age: 33

Family Status: Married for 8 years to husband, Pablo, mother to Josefina, 4, and Joaquin, 2

Hometown: Tegucigalpa, Honduras

Currently lives: Highland Creek area

Currently reading: Untamed and Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine

Cristina Rojas- Agurcia opened The Batch House in October 2019.

Where does your love of baking come from?

Everything that’s on the menu is because I’ve craved it and thought it through while I was running. My love for baking comes from my love of food, and I’m so lucky it makes sense in my head what ingredients work together.

When did you realize you had a gift for baking desserts?

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