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Mexican mothers preserve the Rosca de Reyes tradition in Toronto

Each year a group of Mexican mothers in Toronto bring the tradition of breaking the Rosca de Reyes alive in Canada.

When there was no place to buy the traditional Mexican bread, Mexican mother Liliana Altamirano, originally from Oaxaca, set about finding a recipe on the internet and gathering the ingredients to prepare the traditional holiday bread.

Each year she invites Mexican-Canadian families to revive this tradition in Canadian.

"Preparing the Rosca de Reyes represents for me the continuation of the Mexican tradition in this country," she told Notimex.

Liliana explained that "the craving" to eat Rosca de Reyes . . .

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