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STORY OF YOUR MOTHER, 2025. Writer, snacker, and deputy editor, food at @chatelaine.
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9 Frozen Cocktails and Mocktails To Keep You Cool This Summer

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By Chantal Braganza Verified
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9 Frozen Cocktails and Mocktails To Keep You Cool This Summer Time to pull out the blender! From non-alcoholic lemonade slushies and ice cream floats, to frozen Aperol spritzes and a stunning frozen strawberry margarita, these summer drink recipes will cool you down while you soak in the hot days of summer. Even if you’re serving a batch of this Mexican slushy on your teensy patio, everything about it screams beach: it’s sweet, sour, a little spicy and extremely refreshing.
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“Heated Rivalry Saved My Restaurant”

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By Chantal Braganza Verified
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“Heated Rivalry Saved My Restaurant” When a production company approached this chef about filming a scene in his Hamilton restaurant, he didn't think much of it. What happened next put Le Tambour on the map. Shane and Rose in a pivotal Heated Rivalry scene filmed at Le Tambour restaurant in Hamilton, Ont. Photo by Sabrina Lantos/HBO Max. Teo Paul may not be a household name among Canadian celebrity chefs. He doesn’t do a lot of press interviews and he doesn't have a huge social media presence.
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Coconut-Pineapple Agua Fresca

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By Chantal Braganza Verified
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Coconut-Pineapple Agua Fresca Prep Time5 min Total Time5 min Produced by Aimee Nishitoba, photo, Christie Vuong, food stylist, Ashley Denton, prop stylist, Nicole Billark. Lighter than juice and way more interesting than sparkling water, agua frescas are next-level refreshers. Here’s a watermelon-grapefruit take on the drink. 320-g can sweetened condensed coconut milk (preferably Nature’s Charm) 1/2 cup freshly squeezed lime juice Instructions Peel, core and cube pineapple.
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