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Mustard is one of the oldest condiments in the world. It gives taste and character to different recipes and preparations. It is an essential ingredient for successful mayonnaise, dressings and sauces. By crushing the seed, an oil is obtained which is used in the food industry. We know mustard well in France, but did you know that to date, the largest producer in the world remains Canada? We tell you more.

The lobster is an animal that is mainly active at night. Generally, it takes shelter, in crevices or under rocks during the day and provides for its needs in depths of less than fifty meters. In Canada, the southern St. Lawrence and the waters of Nova Scotia are teeming with lobsters. Quebec and New Brunswick are also places rich in these crustaceans.

The term spices certainly conjures up images of exotic lands such as Asia, Mexico, the Middle East or archipelagos in the oceans. However, the countries of the North also have their own spices, some of which grow wild. In Canada, it is the spices of the Canadian boreal forests. They are mainly found in Quebec, in Gaspésie or in the Lac Saint-Jean region. Most of them are medicinal plants. We invite you to discover some of them in this article.

Ice cider is obtained thanks to the intense cold of the country, just like ice wine. In Canada, it is mainly produced in Quebec. Good apples and harsh winters are needed to produce this complex drink. Rich in aromas, it is also syrupy, acidic and sweet in taste. We have prepared our selection of the best ice ciders for you. Some are available on our online store, do not hesitate to discover them.

The Quebec chef who owns the famous restaurant "Au Pied de Cochon" has developed a range of grocery products. Mustard, sauces or condensed milk with maple: he put his culinary know-how and his love of local specialties into it. The result is products with original flavors reminiscent of Canada. We tell you more!

What's better than a snowy winter? An ice highway, of course! The Canadian Icefield Parkways (CIP) is a self-guided tour that lets you explore the Canadian Rockies. This virtual route includes over 70 points of interest and takes approximately four hours to complete. During your trip, you can admire several breathtaking sites and learn about the natural history of the region.

The Adirondack chair is a timeless icon of outdoor furniture. If you're looking to combine comfort, aesthetics, and durability to fully enjoy your garden, patio, or balcony, the perfect Adirondack chair can really make all the difference. In this guide, you'll discover the best models available in 2025 and how to make the right choice for your needs.

Adirondack chair: origin, history and reasons for its timeless success The Adirondack chair is much more than just a garden seat. With its wide armrests, sloping backrest, and rustic yet elegant look, this iconic armchair has stood the test of time. It embodies comfort, outdoor relaxation, and an aesthetic that stands up to passing trends. In this article, you will discover: The Origin and Historical Evolution of the Adirondack Chair What makes this chair so comfortable and...

Choosing an Adirondack chair means choosing comfort and timeless style. But one essential question arises before purchasing: which material should you choose: wood, resin, or plastic? Each option has its advantages and disadvantages depending on your intended use, your climate, and your budget. This comparison guide helps you make the right choice, without unnecessary jargon. In this article you will learn: The advantages and limitations of wood, resin and plastic Which material is...

The Adirondack chair was born in the early 20th century in the Adirondack Mountains of the United States. Originally crafted from solid wood, its simple and functional design was intended to provide comfortable seating for relaxing in the great outdoors. Since then, it has become a true icon of garden furniture.