People in Toronto are getting really creative when it comes to saving a few bucks on food these days, and a planned event at an upcoming festival might just be the strangest: no coupons needed.Look, there's not much I wouldn't do for a free meal, but I might just have to draw the line at public karaoke.If you share my affinity for cheap eats but not my tendency towards stage fright, Mike Gabel, founder of the city's preeminent karaoke night, Hot Breath, has just the offer for you: sing a song, and he'll make you a grilled cheese.Yes, it's real, and it's happening this weekend at the Geary Art Crawl. After the annual event — which takes place in a neighbourhood recently dubbed one of the coolest in the world, mind you — was postponed in 2025, it was the hope of the festival's many fans that it would be back and better than ever for 2026.Well, it's back and, if free grilled cheese and karaoke are involved, I'd say that's creeping p...