Fresh, Fast, and Delicious

Fresh, Fast, and Delicious

Description image by Roger Mooking Toronto-based chef; host of the Food Network series, Everyday Exotic; musician.
  • First Posted: Jan 18 2010 11:08 AM
  • Updated: 5 months ago

Toronto's street food should reflect the city's diversity.

In his essay on Toronto's A La Cart program, Roger Mooking laments the state of Toronto's street food scene. In this audio clip, he urges for more choice, more availability and more diversity.

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