The Globe and Mail
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Jun 10, 2026
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Chef’s choice: Three chefs share World Cup game-day recipes
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Soccer fans who will tune in to the World Cup 2026 from home can spruce up their watch parties and get-togethers with these crowd-pleasing, game-day snacks. Three chefs from restaurants across Canada recommended international flavours befitting a worldwide tournament. Taquitos Even though head chef Sandra Hernandez admits to not being the biggest sports fan, she is always in the loop when Mexico, her home country, is playing. Hernandez heads the kitchen at Toronto restaurant Mad Mexican, where tradition and culture is centred in their menu, she said. She recommends Taquitos, or umami bombs wra…
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