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  The health applications of maple water

  Posted in: All you need to know about maple syrup

  Maple water, made from the pure sap of the maple tree, is not as sweet or syrupy as the maple syrup we are all familiar with. Apart from its particular and very slightly sweet taste, it is also loaded with plant-based nutrients and minerals. In addition to being a very hydrating drink, maple water also has many other health benefits.

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  Canada's Best Beers

  Posted in: Explore Canada

  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.

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  The best icewines produced in Canada

  Posted in: Canada vineyard

  Icewine is made from the harvest of frozen grapes. Although this technique is not Canadian, the country is today known for the quality of its ice wines. The conditions are indeed met there to allow the production of ice wine. This complex drink is a real concentrate of tastes, smells and flavors. Do you want to discover this sweet wine from the great cold? We have prepared our list of the best ice wines produced in Canada.

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  The best ice ciders produced in Canada

  Posted in: Explore Canada

  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.

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  Going to Canada with the family: a fascinating vacation!

  Posted in: Explore Canada

  Going to Canada as a family is a very good initiative for those who want to discover new horizons. This fascinating country offers a variety of breathtaking landscapes. It also offers many outdoor activities for tourists and vacationers. In addition, Canadians' sense of hospitality is recognized worldwide. This makes it a welcoming place for foreign visitors. In addition, Canadian cities are safe, clean and offer a multitude of attractions for all ages. Discover in this article why Canada...

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  Eating in a sugar shack in Quebec, a must!

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  The sugar shack in Quebec is an essential culinary tradition for locals and tourists. This unique experience allows you to discover the culture and flavors of the province by tasting typical dishes. Most are made with maple syrup, the province's sweet star. For the inhabitants of the province, joining this gathering place is an annual ritual. It is also an opportunity for them to share the culture and history of Quebec with visitors and tourists. These establishments are often located in the...

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  Crossing Canada in a motorhome: an unforgettable adventure

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  Crossing Canada in a motorhome is an experience that is sure to leave lasting memories. This huge country, with its varied landscapes and natural wonders, offers a multitude of opportunities for road trippers. Nature enthusiasts will keep an unforgettable memory of this expedition through the different regions of the country. It's also a unique opportunity to recharge your batteries in the great outdoors and discover maple country from a new angle.

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  Where to watch whales in Canada?

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  Bordered by three oceans, Canada is a particularly favorable destination for spotting whales. In fact, more than 33 species are visible in its waters. In general, the summer months offer the most favorable weather and sea conditions to embark on an epic wildlife adventure. Do you dream of seeing these majestic animals with your own eyes? We give you some tips for your next excursion to see whales in Canada, depending on the species or the location.

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  Canada, the country with the most lakes in the world

  Posted in: Explore Canada

  Canada concentrates 60 % of the world's natural lakes and 9% of its territory covered with fresh water. It contains more than 20% of the world's fresh water. It is the country with the largest number of natural lakes in the world, and it is followed by Russia and the United States. Natural lakes, like those found throughout Canada, form in mountainous regions and rift zones, as well as in areas of glaciation - all of these regions occur naturally in this country.

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  Electricity production in Canada

  Posted in: Explore Canada

  Canada offers some of the lowest electricity rates among developed countries. Electricity is used mainly for heating, lighting and electric motors. The country's electricity sector has changed significantly over the past decade. First there was liberalization in the 1990s, then the introduction and strengthening of production structures based on renewable energies. In recent years, nuclear production has fluctuated a lot. More info on electricity production in the following article.

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  The specificity of Canadian cranberries

  Posted in: The wild berries of Canada

  This small red berry with a sour, bitter and acid taste is endemic to the Americas. It is mainly grown in the United States and Canada. The latter is the second largest cranberry producer in the world after the United States. Are there any notable differences between the Canadian cranberry and those found elsewhere? We answer you through this short article.

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  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.

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  Organic maple syrup (the standard to be respected)

  Posted in: All you need to know about maple syrup

  Quebec authorities have noticed that the overproduction and overuse of maple trees in maple fields has degraded the quality of the soil and led to tree dieback. Acid rain was first mentioned as the cause, before realizing that overexploitation was the cause. This observation led to the creation of the first standards and regulations for organic maple syrup. The initial objective was to protect trees - and nature in general - as well as consumers, by regulating the products used during the...

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  The Quebec Carnival

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  The Carnaval de Québec is the largest and oldest winter carnival in the world. This festival, which celebrates the cold season, is generally held for a fortnight in Quebec City. Many events take place there over three weekends in January and February: parades, outdoor concerts, sporting events, etc. The 2023 edition started on February 4: the opening date had to be postponed due to bad weather. For the 70th edition, the planned dates are from February 2 to 11, 2024.

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  The history of the Château de Frontenac

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  This hotel is an imposing presence in Quebec. Perched on a hill overlooking the city, with its airs of a fortress and its Victorian architecture, it resembles a castle or a French mansion. In addition to having witnessed several great moments in history, the Château Frontenac has also been an important film location. This symbol of Quebec City has a rich history, which we invite you to discover through this article.

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  How is maple sugar made?

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  The Anishinaabeg and the nishnaabeg, indigenous peoples, often divided the year into six and not into four. They choose pre-spring to collect maple sap. This period is also called “the sugar season” or the “maple moon”. The full sugar moon appears to signify the start of the maple sap harvest. The sugaring off season is one of the traditions rooted in the customs of the First Nations. It persists to this day. Maple sugar arrives on our tables to bring flavor to our dishes. How do you get...

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  Amaretto typical italian liqueur

  Posted in: Canadian spirits

  Amaretto is one of the Italian liqueurs that stands out for its delicious amber flavors and its beautiful amber color. This liqueur is the pride of Italy. It is taken as an aperitif or digestive. It is used as a base for many cocktails and is used in various pastry recipes. Amaretto has its own history. Let's find out all about this liquor.

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  Typical Canadian jams

  Posted in: Recipe from Canada, The morning toast

  What would a breakfast be without a good jar of jam? And why not let yourself be tempted by the delicious Canadian jams? They stand out for their delicate flavors and their aromas reminiscent of the Far North. Let's discover them together.

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  What is organic maple syrup? How is it made?

  Posted in: All you need to know about maple syrup

  Organic certification is obtained following the examination of the production and the production process. Certification bodies take care of all the verification. Maple syrup can also be labeled organic. This guarantees a quality product. This production does not endanger the environment. We give you more details about organic maple syrup in this article.

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  Meatballs with Blueberry Sauce

  Posted in: Recipe from Canada, Main dishes

  These pork meatballs are perfect for a meal or as an appetizer. 15 minutes of preparation and 30 minutes of cooking will be necessary for the meatballs and the sauce. This original recipe will appeal to both children and adults! You can prepare them in advance, all you have to do is reheat them with the sauce when ready to serve.

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