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Renée Sferrazza

Toronto
As seen in: CHCH-TV (Hamilton, ON), Cityline, Foodism (Toronto), Rogers Sports & Media, NOW Toronto, HOLR Magazine, ADDICTED, Elle Gourmet, Monarch Wine
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A Father's Day wine and spirits guide for the father figures who make life interesting

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By Renée Sferrazza
| Foodism (Toronto) Verified
The older I get, the more I realize that the people we celebrate on Father's Day tend to be remembered for the little things. The father figure who always knows the best trail. The one who volunteers to run the barbecue. The storyteller. The sports fanatic who never misses a match. The person who somehow turns an ordinary afternoon into an occasion.
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Hot honey, BBQ and the red wine you didn’t see coming

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By Renée Sferrazza
| Foodism (Toronto) Verified
Right now, everything I want to eat lives somewhere between sugar and spice. It's that moment where the summer heat meets a cooler evening, and you realize it's not quite summer yet, but it's close enough to start cooking like it is. Sticky, smoky, a little messy, maybe a touch too much, and exactly right — for me, hot honey is no longer a trend, but a default in my pantry, nearly as essential as olive oil.
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5 Toronto takeout and wine pairings perfect for Valentine's Day

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By Renée Sferrazza
| Foodism (Toronto) Verified
Valentine’s Day in Toronto doesn’t always look like candlelit restaurants and prix-fixe menus. In February, it often looks like snow outside the window, thick socks on your feet and the comfort of staying in. The city slows down in winter, and there’s something undeniably romantic about leaning into that rhythm, ordering from the places you love, opening a great bottle of wine and letting the evening unfold at home.
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