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swapmeet: The cheese wall at the new Loblaws was slightly less exciting than advertised. But they gave me free cheese, soooo…
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swapmeet: Chocolate slab at the new Loblaws at Maple Leaf Gardens
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Anyone in the area should go check out the Loblaws at Maple Leaf Gardens.
You can get an entire meal out of the free samples they’re giving out. It’s like Costco, but without the hassle of needing a membership.
Bill Maher came to Montreal, Canada to eat poutine. Martina, I still have three packs of St-Hubert’s poutine gravy; we should have fun on Saturday. Getting the fries right, again, will be the key.
WHAT: Spacing’s release party for the FOOD issue
WHEN: Monday, October 24 at 7:30pm - October 25 at 1:00am
WHERE: No One Writes to the Colonel, 460 College St.
COST: $8 (gets you copy of issue)
Where in the world is Rob Loblaw bla bla la la la…
Paul Jay visits Loblaws around the 4:20 mark.
“In Scadding Court, shipping containers redefine canned food” article by Mitchell Cushman, photos by Tom Ryaboi for OpenFileTO
Woila! Poutine.
Jim Swain shows off pizza on a stick at the Calgary Stampede. (Grant Black/Postmedia News). More food on sticks.
One politician who wants to be Alberta’s next premier is reaching out to potential voters through their stomachs with a sizzling backyard barbecue contest… She says it’s difficult for people to focus on politics over the summer, so a backyard barbecue might be more appealing to sun-seekers than a stuffy town hall meeting.
— The Canadian Press, “Alberta Tory leadership contenders grill steaks, tweet to win notice,” for CBC
Made in Toronto: Short documentary about Woodlot Restaurant
Toronto Wholesale Fruit Market
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