Articles tagged with: Canada
Eat Your Green!
Thirteen years ago, Jim Denevan had an idea. The Santa Cruz-based artist and chef wanted to host a dinner that would bring together discriminating diners and the farmers who grow their food. He wanted to …
Innovation Incubation: Toronto Underground Market
The Toronto Underground Market (TUM) exploded onto the scene late this summer to enormous fanfare. If “pop ups” have become the way to test the viability of a new restaurant or shop, then TUM …
Hipster Foodie Must-Haves
If you’re reading this while in skinny jeans, converse, and Ray-Bans in a vintage-chic café in Williamsburg, east London, or Bourke Street, then you might be a hipster. And dear friends, you’re in luck because …
Maple Syrup Fit for Nobility: Noble Handcrafted
Looking for a high-class way to top off your French toast? Check out Noble Handcrafted, a little Canadian outfit that specializes in small-batch maple syrup for the discriminating foodie. If you’re not already seduced by …
Put a Fork in it!
Can’t fit all of your silverware into that little plastic thing inside your kitchen drawer? Not a problem – just stab those extra knives, forks and spoons straight into the wall. Don’t think it’s possible? …
Arrive in Time, With Wine: Wine Bicycle Rack
If you’ve been saving up to buy a fancy wine rack to stylishly display your bottles at home, consider this much more functional alternative instead – a wine rack for your bicycle.
Made of brass …
Butcher Brew: Blood Alley Bitter
I’m not sure if it’s the darkly alluring title, the bold red hues or the pig and how it calls to mind charcuterie and other such farm-chic trends, but Blood Alley Bitter seems to hit …
Maple Marvel: Ninutik
It’s about time maple syrup left the realm of tacky tourist souvenirs and fell into the hands of the right kind of people. So say goodbye to Canadiana-ridden syrup bottles sporting rustic sugar shacks and …
Have a Naked Lunch
If the words “canned” and “meat” scare you a little, dredging up uncomfortable associations with Spam, we totally understand. But Quebec-based ‘conserverie artisanale’ has dared to show us that the can is cool, and canned …
Ice Skating, Poutine, and Soup! Oh Canada!
There’s a new addition to the traditional street food line-up on Ottawa’s beloved Rideau Canal Skateway. For those of you not in the know, the Rideau Canal Skateway is the world’s largest outdoor skateway, spanning …
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