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Food Friday: Debunking myths about Cinco de Mayo and tequila

May 5 isn’t Mexican Independence Day, but it’s still a reason to celebrate.

By Brenda Ruiz
   

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Yes, Mexico does celebrate Cinco de Mayo but not in the same way people might in the U.S.

Reset learns more about the holiday and the cultural significance of tequila.

GUEST: Enrique Cobos, mezcal aficionado and beverage director at Encanto Chicago and Moe's Cantina

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