The Mate Cup That’s Taking Over the World Cup
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- Published
- June 16, 2026
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- 1:16
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- Last updated
- Jun 17, 2026
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At the World Cup, fans are swapping coffee for yerba mate — a smoky, energizing South American ritual that’s turning heads and sparking connections. From Indigenous roots to gaucho traditions, each country brings its own flair to the cup, making it more than a drink — it’s a cultural handshake. Argentina’s team brought the trend stateside, boosting local …
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At the World Cup, fans are swapping coffee for yerba mate — a smoky, energizing South American ritual that’s turning heads and sparking connections. From Indigenous roots to gaucho traditions, each country brings its own flair to the cup, making it more than a drink — it’s a cultural handshake. Argentina’s team brought the trend stateside, boosting local sales and even Messi’s mug. Shared from the same cup, it’s a simple act that builds community. Next time you see a mate cup, don’t hesitate — i
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