CANADIANS + FOOD

Mixed-Up Mooncakes is a delightful and heartwarming children’s book that celebrates both diversity and tradition. Written by Christina Matula and Erica Lyons, this story follows the journey of a young girl, Ruby, as she learns about the importance of cultural traditions and community. Ruby’s family celebrates both the Mid-Autumn Festival and Sukkot, as her parents […]

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A Spice Affair is a premium spice company based in Montreal, offering a wide range of seasonings, spice blends, and herbs that cater to various culinary tastes and dietary needs. Known for its commitment to quality, the company focuses on delivering 100% natural products, free from preservatives, fillers, and artificial additives. They offer a diverse

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What’s in Alanna’s Secret Sauce? by Sarah Jane Conklin is a heartwarming children’s book that explores the themes of community, sharing, and a touch of magic. The story follows nine-year-old Alanna, who prepares a special sauce with her Nana using fresh ingredients from their garden. As the inviting aroma drifts out, Nana begins to invite

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I love being introduced to new (to me) Canadian authors that expand my emotional and intellectual perspectives…I want to feel and learn something from every book that falls into my lap. Making Up the Gods is a quirky yet heartfelt exploration of life’s deepest themes—tragedy, healing, and the delicate balance between past and present relationships.

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Le Dolci offers an array of engaging culinary classes in Toronto, perfect for both beginners and more experienced bakers. Their classes range from introductory to advanced cake decorating, pastry-making to bread baking workshops. What stands out is their attention to detail and the personalized experience provided by skilled instructors. Whether you’re interested in a themed

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September 15 is National Brunch Day. To inspire your celebration of the iconic contribution to the culinary world, let’s explore the significance of the quintessential Canadian pastime…brunch. Brunch, the delightful fusion of breakfast and lunch, has carved out a unique niche in the culinary world, becoming a beloved weekend ritual for many. Its allure lies

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Andrea Kristin’s Fresh Grown: Essential Guide to Use, Store + Make the Most of Your Vegetables is a comprehensive resource that transforms the way readers engage with fresh produce. Drawing from her experience as a farmer in Alberta, Kristin offers practical advice on everything from harvesting to cooking and preserving vegetables. https://greyarrowfarm.ca/ The book is

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McIntosh Mugs offers an impressive collection of fine bone china mugs, renowned for their artistic and aesthetic appeal. Their website features a wide range of designs, from collections inspired by Canadian artists like the Group of Seven and Tom Thomson to classic pieces from Old Masters such as Van Gogh and Monet. Each mug is

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We’re in the Okanagon this week on our culinary road trip and to assist you on your journey, we want you to find the perfect wine to accompany your local meal. In The Sipster’s Pocket Guide to 50 Must-Try BC Wines: Volume 3, author Luke Whittall delivers another stellar addition to his series, guiding both

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Miss Wondergem’s Dreadfully Dreadful Pie is a delightful children’s book that masterfully blends whimsy and cautionary tale. Authored by Valerie Sherrard and illustrated by Wendy J. Whittingham, this story captures the imaginations of both young readers and adults alike. Miss Wondergem’s Bakery is opening soon—tomorrow at noon, in fact! There’s a new bakery in town,

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