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  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.

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  The Québécois café at Coureur des Bois

  Posted in: Cocktails from Canada

  A coffee made with a canadian treasure: the Maple syrup. Quebec coffee is made with a mixture of cream and maple whiskey Coureur des Bois.

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

  Posted in: All you need to know about maple syrup

  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.

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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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  Maple syrup pancakes

  Posted in: Recipe from Canada, The morning toast

  Discover the real recipe for Canadian pancakes. A real delight for successful breakfasts.

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  Wild blueberries for the people of Lac Saint Jean

  Posted in: The wild berries of Canada

  Blueberries, these tiny blue-black berries with a slightly tart taste, have become Canada's most exported fruit. In fact, thousands of hectares of wild blueberries grow naturally near Lac Saint Jean and neighboring regions of Quebec.

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  The Northern Lights in Canada: when can we see them?

  Posted in: Explore Canada

  Do you dream of seeing the Aurora Borealis? You will be able to contemplate them during your stay in Canada. This phenomenon results from the meeting of gases, the solar wind and the upper atmosphere. It is often observed between the 65th and the 75th parallel. Let's see more about this.

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  Zoom on the monarch butterfly in Canada

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  The monarch butterfly is one of the most recognized butterfly species in the world. In Canada, this animal species is found from Alberta to Newfoundland. Its most important breeding grounds are in the southern regions of Ontario and Quebec. A small portion of the monarch butterfly population also lives in the southern part of British Columbia. Zoom on the monarch butterfly in Canada!

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  Apple jelly with Coureur des Bois

  Posted in: Recipe from Canada, The morning toast

  Cook Canadian with this Coureur des Bois jelly apple recipe, to be enjoyed for breakfast. Buy all the corresponding products on the site.

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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 main species of wood in Canada

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  Canada has a vast forest, which contributes to its economy, in particular thanks to the forest industry. The Canadian forest has more than a hundred softwood species of exceptional quality. These are very useful in different industrial sectors, such as construction, manufacturing of wooden products and carpentry. Some tree species are used more than others. Find out in this article which ones they are.

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  How is poutine cheese made?

  Posted in: Recipe from Canada

  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.

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  Maple water: an ideal drink for athletes

  Posted in: All you need to know about maple syrup

  Nature has provided a delicious sports drink to hydrate you before and after a workout. This is maple sap, taken directly from the tree. It is rich in nutrients and its contributions can stimulate the performance and recovery of the body. Although it has been consumed for centuries, it has only recently been commercialized.

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  Maple apple butter

  Posted in: Recipe from Canada, The morning toast

  Cook Canadian with this maple apple butter recipe, to enjoy for breakfast. Buy all the corresponding products on the site.

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  Canadian Breakfast

  Posted in: Recipe from Canada

  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.

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  Timbits

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  Taste Canadian timbits for have a maid amount of sugar. A bite of this sweetness will make you melt thanks to its jam or cream filling. Easy to prepare, these little balls appeal to young and old alike. Let's read the recipe in the following lines.

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  Practice ice fishing in Canada

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  The ice fishing season in Canada is an annual event that takes place from the time the lakes freeze over. Most people only fish during the warmer months, but winter in Canada can be a whole other world of fun.

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  The discovery of maple syrup by the Amerindians: origins and legends

  Posted in: All you need to know about maple syrup

  The origins of the practice of making maple syrup from sap are steeped in legend. It was indeed the Amerindians who began this practice long before the arrival of Europeans in North America.

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  How to use dark type maple syrup in your recipes?

  Posted in: All you need to know about maple syrup

  Quebec maple syrup is an essential product of modern gastronomy. In pastry and cooking, this natural ingredient blends admirably with all types of preparations. Maple syrup is especially appreciated for its virtues on health. It is notably a 100% pure flavouring. % and very rich in nutrients. Currently, many people use dark maple syrup in their recipes. What are the characteristics of this much appreciated nectar? How to exploit the quality of this product in cooking and baking? Here are some...

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  Native American art in Canada

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  First peoples of North America, the Amerindians have a culture of their own. This term is used by anthropologists to refer to Indians who once lived in America and are considered Aboriginal. For those who are from Canada, the designation of First Nations people is much more appreciated. What can we say about these people? Origin, history and art? Focus on the subject.

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