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How to create the perfect Canadian gift basket? The grocer's guide.
How to create the perfect Canadian gift basket? The grocer's guide.

Giving a gift basket is nice. Giving a gourmet plane ticket to the great Canadian wilderness is better.

Canadian Brunch: The Shopping List for an Authentic Sunday Morning
Canadian Brunch: The Shopping List for an Authentic Sunday Morning

Forget classic brunches. If you really want to surprise your guests (or simply treat yourself), you need to aim for...

5 delicious (and surprising) ways to use maple butter
5 delicious (and surprising) ways to use maple butter

If you've never tasted maple butter, prepare for a taste shock. Despite its name, this national treasure doesn't...

Maple water vs Coconut water: Which is the best hydration drink?
Maple water vs Coconut water: Which is the best hydration drink?

For years, coconut water reigned supreme in the natural and sports drink aisle. But today, a new player straight from...

Is maple sugar really "better" for your health or is that a myth?
Is maple sugar really "better" for your health or is that a myth?

We would all like it to be true: a delicious, local sugar that would be "good for us." For the past few years, maple...

 
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  • The history of maple syrup
    The history of maple syrup

    Discover the incredible history of maple syrup through the centuries. Les Trésors d'rable, the grocery specialist in Quebec and Canada.

  • Where to find a real restaurant offering poutine in France?
    Where to find a real restaurant offering poutine in France?

    Poutine is a typical Canadian dish made famous by its surprisingly textured cheese. Once you taste it, you often want to eat it. But where to find a good poutine in France? We give you our best addresses!

  • Maple syrup classes
    Maple syrup classes

    Discover the different grading of maple syrup which are based on color and taste. It allows you to choose the maple syrup according to its use.

  • Canadian beers
    Canadian beers

    Canadians consume an average of 78 liters of beer per person per year and Canada ranks 25th among brewers in the world. Sleeman, Molson, Keith, Labatt and Oland have been popular names with heavy beer drinkers for generations. But, over the course of a few years, the sale of beer lost market share in Canada, unlike that in Quebec, which experienced a slight increase.

  • All about cranberry harvesting in Canada
    All about cranberry harvesting in Canada
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    This fruit, which represents Canada very well, is endemic to North America. This red and sour berry is widely cultivated in Quebec and British Columbia. Only the American cranberry or large-fruited cranberry varieties are used for trade.

  • Is cranberry juice effective against hypertension?
    Is cranberry juice effective against hypertension?

    According to statistics published in 2006 and 2007, one in five Canadians suffers from hypertension and 22.7 % 17% of Canadian adults over the age of 20 have diagnosed hypertension (one or both of these figures are high). % Many hypertensive patients remain unaware of their condition. Often, blood pressure can be controlled through a lifestyle based on a balanced diet. According to a recent study, regularly consuming cranberry juice reduces high blood pressure and improves blood circulation.

  • The 10 best restaurants in Canada
    The 10 best restaurants in Canada
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    Do you intend to visit Canada and discover its culinary specialties? To help you on your trip, here is a list of the 10 best gastronomic addresses in Canada.

  • Canada's maple syrup cookie recipe
    Canada's maple syrup cookie recipe

    Maple syrup is an emblematic product of Canada. If it is popularly eaten topped with pancakes, crepes or waffles, several recipes can also be made with it. Today we share with you some Canadian maple syrup cookie recipes.

  • First Nations of Canada: History and Culture
    First Nations of Canada: History and Culture

    Discover the entire history of Canada's First Nations, one of the country's three indigenous groups, as well as their culture and specificities.

  • Canada's Best Beers
    Canada's Best Beers

    Do you like Canadian beers? Or would you like to discover them? We have prepared a small list of our best suggestions in terms of beers produced in Canada. You will mainly find the big names in Canadian beer, some of which are available on our site. You will also find craft beers and more amazing flavors.

  • Canadian Breakfast
    Canadian Breakfast

    Breakfast is the first meal of the day and certainly the most important. In Canada, as everywhere else, it provides all the energy the body needs. Nevertheless, it remains more consistent in the countries of the far north. Let's discover together the ingredients that make up a good Canadian breakfast.

  • How to get quality maple syrup in France?
    How to get quality maple syrup in France?

    From now on, grocery stores, bakeries and pastries attach particular importance to the use of maple syrup. Although the United States is at the forefront of the consumer countries of Quebec maple syrup, this typically Canadian product is also widely marketed in France. Where to find quality maple syrups in France? Discover some interesting leads in this article.

  • The components and nutritional values of maple syrup
    The components and nutritional values of maple syrup

    Maple syrup is a sweet product originating in Canada. If it is delicious on pancakes or crepes, what about its nutritional values and its components? It contains no fiber, protein or fat, but is high in carbohydrates and calories. We give you more information on the qualities of this Canadian product.

  • How is maple sap harvested?
    How is maple sap harvested?

    L'maple water is water that comes from a tree, thesugar maple. To get Maple syrup, maple syrup producers notch the tree and collect the sap, which is mainly composed of water. Indeed, experts estimate that the amount ofmaple water containing sap is approximately 98%.

  • How do you know if it's real maple syrup?
    How do you know if it's real maple syrup?

    The first step to verifying the authenticity of maple syrup is to read the label carefully. Real maple syrup must be labeled as such and contain only one ingredient: pure maple syrup.

  • How is poutine cheese made?
    How is poutine cheese made?

    It is a typical Canadian curd cheese. It is obtained by adding certain additives to milk to make it acidic and trigger its coagulation. The curd is then cut, heated and drained to separate the liquid from the solid. This last part is what will become the cheese. We give you more details on the process of making the so-called couic-couic cheese in this article.

  • The different containers for storing maple syrup (cans, glass bottle, jug, plastic pouch, etc.)
    The different containers for storing maple syrup (cans, glass bottle, jug, plastic pouch, etc.)

    Maple syrup is one of the products that symbolize Canada. It stands out for its completely natural composition and its freshness. It can be incorporated into sweet desserts and even savory recipes. However, to preserve its flavours, it must be stored properly. What type of container should I choose? And above all, what are the most appropriate storage conditions? Let's take a look at the subject.

  • Harvesting wild blueberries in Canada
    Harvesting wild blueberries in Canada
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    Blueberries are Canada's most widely grown and exported fruit. It grows there in cultivation or wild in some regions. The wild blueberry has more taste and would also have more benefits than its cultivated version. It is found in impressive quantities in the region around Lac Saint Jean. These small, fleshy, fragile and robust berries must be carefully picked when picked. Find out more through this article.

  • Canada's Wild Salmon
    Canada's Wild Salmon
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    Wild salmon is one of the most popular and consumed species of fish in Canada and around the world. It is now considered a true local emblem, due to its cultural importance to the indigenous populations. Raised in aquaculture or living in the wild, this salmonid is a high value-added product that greatly contributes to the country's economic growth. Due to its special place in Canadian culture, wild salmon are currently the focus of many conservation strategies.

  • maple taffy on snow
    maple taffy on snow

    This traditional recipe from Quebec consists of making melt-in-the-mouth confectionery from maple syrup. It is heated and then fired over snow, hence its name. The soft candy thus obtained is traditionally eaten with a stick, or quite simply with a spoon. We tell you all about maple taffy on snow.

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