Displaying all posts tagged as 'canadian'.
I’m confused.
Name that font!
The first two American branches of DavidsTea, a Canadian company selling loose teas, arrive in Manhattan, and other openings this week.
Adventures in sprinkles: Circus Coffee House, BlogTO, Toronto, Canada
Banana sailors: Circus Coffee House, BlogTO, Toronto, Canada
Bald apples: Circus Coffee House, BlogTO, Toronto, Canada
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.
Pikuniku endorses spying from Quizno’s. They make over priced subs and stuffs.
the-weekndxo: oh my god it’s the hipster club…
The Weeknd spying from Quizno’s at Richmond and Spadina.
Doughnut burger, the epitome of Canadian culinary culture. Sorry poutine, you’re not second.
Amy Rosen went to the Calgary Stampede to taste the best hyper-fatty food they had on offer. Pictured here: The Doughnut Burger with cheese. Read the full story here.
