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Arizona Sonoran News

FOOD

Family Food Project volunteers prepare meal kits  to distribute to area families.

Federal cuts puts more demand on Tucson program that teaches kids to cook

Collin Guarino, Reporter May 8, 2025

Summer break adds a layer of food insecurity to many Tucson children, who rely on their schools for one to two meals a day. Compounding the issue is the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s recent decision...

DiBella’s Brunch N’ Booze pairs inventive breakfasts with craft and domestic beers.

Boozey brunch comes to Oro Valley

Kaitlyn Wright, Reporter April 29, 2025

Softly toasted nine-grain bread topped with thinly sliced avocado and a mild jalapeño pico with a hint of fresh cilantro. Add two sunnyside up, runny eggs and deliciously salty everything bagel seasoning...

From burritos to tostadas, the 2025 Sabores de Tucson brings to the table the city’s bragging rights as Best Mexican Food in America. (Photo Courtesy of SAACA)

Sabores de Tucson serves up America’s best Mexican food

Meleny Gradillas, Reporter April 28, 2025

The “Sabores de Tucson: Best Mexican Food in America Festival” returns May 2 to the Westin La Paloma Resort for a culinary extravaganza and fundraising event. Originally known as, “Sabores de...

Hundreds gather for Fiesta de Taco event in 2023 (Photo Courtesy: Activated Event)

Traveling ‘Taco Fest’ coming to Tucson

Meleny Gradillas, Reporter April 18, 2025

Tacos, tequila, beer and live music is coming together for a daylong festival in Tucson.  “Taco Fest is a vibrant, high-energy celebration of all things tacos, tequila and music,” said Chrissy...

MSA (Muslim Students Association) table at Club Fair at UA Mall on April 15, 2025.

Navigating halal food on campus: UA’s challenges and solutions

Mohim Jahongirova, Reporter April 18, 2025

Many Muslim students at the University of Arizona find it challenging to find food that meets their dietary needs. Those who follow halal standards – eating only foods and drinks allowed by Islamic law...

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