From tacos to arepas: the food culture around US Latino matchdays
Walk_around_the_parking_lot_of_any_stadium_with_a_big_Latino_fanbase_and_you'll_smell_it_before_you_see_it: tacos,_arepas,_choripanes_and_more.
For_many_families,_cooking_traditional_dishes_is_as_important_as_the_match_itself. Uncles_argue_about_lineups_while_flipping_carne_on_the_grill. Kids_run_around_with_team_jerseys_and_plates_full_of_food.
These_traditions_bring_together_fans_from_different_countries_under_one_big_fútbol_umbrella.
Food_trucks_and_local_businesses_are_starting_to_understand_this,_offering_regional_dishes_on_matchdays.
In_the_end,_the_combination_of_good_food_and_good_fútbol_is_what_makes_matchdays_unforgettable.
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