Comments on: 10 Things You Must Eat (Or Drink) In Canada http://correresmidestino.com/10-things-to-eat-in-canada/ Snowed under since 2004! Tue, 22 May 2012 15:34:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: rules of engorgement « Princess Alyeska http://correresmidestino.com/10-things-to-eat-in-canada/comment-page-4/#comment-30952 rules of engorgement « Princess Alyeska Thu, 25 Aug 2011 11:47:35 +0000 http://correresmidestino.com/?p=6099#comment-30952 [...] http://correresmidestino.com/10-things-to-eat-in-canada/ [...] […] http://correresmidestino.com/10-things-to-eat-in-canada/ […]

]]> By: Tammi http://correresmidestino.com/10-things-to-eat-in-canada/comment-page-4/#comment-18196 Tammi Tue, 29 Dec 2009 00:47:34 +0000 http://correresmidestino.com/?p=6099#comment-18196 Another food I would suggest is game meat! There are a lot of people who go hunting. Yesterday I had moose sausage and it was delicious. I've also had moose burgers and know plenty of people who've had all sorts of game. :) Tim Hortons is a staple. I do love my Timmies. :) Another food I would suggest is game meat! There are a lot of people who go hunting. Yesterday I had moose sausage and it was delicious. I’ve also had moose burgers and know plenty of people who’ve had all sorts of game. :)

Tim Hortons is a staple. I do love my Timmies. :)

]]> By: RennyBA's Terella http://correresmidestino.com/10-things-to-eat-in-canada/comment-page-4/#comment-18099 RennyBA's Terella Mon, 21 Dec 2009 22:07:56 +0000 http://correresmidestino.com/?p=6099#comment-18099 What an interesting list. Some I would guess, some was a surprise - especially the smoked. Of course, as a Norwegian, my choice would be seafood - would have been nice to try a Canadian salmon. Btw: Canadian lobster is often sold here in Norway. This also reminds me of that I once have had a real, genuine Canadian treat - from You: Canadian Maple Fudge - the best I've ever tasted! .-= RennyBA's Terella´s last blog ..<a href="http://www.terella.no/2009/12/21/winter-solstice-and-yuletide-in-norway/" rel="nofollow">Winter Solstice and Yuletide in Norway</a> =-. What an interesting list. Some I would guess, some was a surprise — especially the smoked.

Of course, as a Norwegian, my choice would be seafood — would have been nice to try a Canadian salmon. Btw: Canadian lobster is often sold here in Norway.

This also reminds me of that I once have had a real, genuine Canadian treat — from You: Canadian Maple Fudge — the best I’ve ever tasted!
.-= RennyBA’s Terella´s last blog ..Winter Solstice and Yuletide in Norway =-.

]]> By: Linguist-in-Waiting http://correresmidestino.com/10-things-to-eat-in-canada/comment-page-3/#comment-18095 Linguist-in-Waiting Mon, 21 Dec 2009 18:40:03 +0000 http://correresmidestino.com/?p=6099#comment-18095 Hmmm, we have Tim Horton's here in Buffalo too! And yes, I think they are okay, but there are dissidents. And poutine, I should try that. Finally, I will put visiting a sushi bar in Toronto as part of my agenda should I find myself up north. .-= Linguist-in-Waiting´s last blog ..<a href="http://www.linguist-in-waiting.com/2009/12/dissertating-blues.html" rel="nofollow">Dissertating Blues</a> =-. Hmmm, we have Tim Horton’s here in Buffalo too! And yes, I think they are okay, but there are dissidents. And poutine, I should try that. Finally, I will put visiting a sushi bar in Toronto as part of my agenda should I find myself up north.
.-= Linguist-in-Waiting´s last blog ..Dissertating Blues =-.

]]> By: Zhu http://correresmidestino.com/10-things-to-eat-in-canada/comment-page-3/#comment-18091 Zhu Mon, 21 Dec 2009 17:18:35 +0000 http://correresmidestino.com/?p=6099#comment-18091 @Nigel Babu - I'm bad at taking pictures of food - I always eat it too fast! @Bluefish - I wouldn't bring bagels back home, but I must say this is something I enjoy when I am in Montreal. @Agnes - Sorry...! @Allinclusive - Thank you! @Jennie - They are impossible to find in France, aren't they? @London Caller - It is probably originally British, although I'm pretty sure one of the variant is typically Canadian. @Lizz - Start with butter tarts, they are super yummy! @Soleil - It depends on the greasy spoons actually. I think Denys and these kind of place have "supermarket" kind of maple syrup. Other smaller places buy local... fortunately! @Rémy - No, it's actually quite famous! To be honest, this is something I mostly eat during the winter. For example, it's a popular snack when skating along the Rideau Canal. But it's not frozen yet, so I haven't had it yet this year! @Beth - I know! I'm sure a lot of cultures around the world would really enjoy them. @expatraveler - Canada does have some good food :-) @Seraphine - It's funny because I don't have a sweet tooth, I'm more into salty treats like cheese etc. But I must say Canada has some wonderful sweet treats! @barbara - I have never tasted poutine either and I totally understand you - it's psychological! In my old job, my co-workers would have some at noon... gross to me! @Nigel Babu — I’m bad at taking pictures of food — I always eat it too fast!

@Bluefish — I wouldn’t bring bagels back home, but I must say this is something I enjoy when I am in Montreal.

@Agnes — Sorry…!

@Allinclusive — Thank you!

@Jennie — They are impossible to find in France, aren’t they?

@London Caller — It is probably originally British, although I’m pretty sure one of the variant is typically Canadian.

@Lizz — Start with butter tarts, they are super yummy!

@Soleil — It depends on the greasy spoons actually. I think Denys and these kind of place have “supermarket” kind of maple syrup. Other smaller places buy local… fortunately!

@Rémy — No, it’s actually quite famous! To be honest, this is something I mostly eat during the winter. For example, it’s a popular snack when skating along the Rideau Canal. But it’s not frozen yet, so I haven’t had it yet this year!

@Beth — I know! I’m sure a lot of cultures around the world would really enjoy them.

@expatraveler — Canada does have some good food :-)

@Seraphine — It’s funny because I don’t have a sweet tooth, I’m more into salty treats like cheese etc. But I must say Canada has some wonderful sweet treats!

@barbara — I have never tasted poutine either and I totally understand you — it’s psychological! In my old job, my co-workers would have some at noon… gross to me!

]]> By: barbara http://correresmidestino.com/10-things-to-eat-in-canada/comment-page-3/#comment-18088 barbara Mon, 21 Dec 2009 07:39:20 +0000 http://correresmidestino.com/?p=6099#comment-18088 Salut Zhu, I have not done it all- just 1,2 & 5. I have a serious blockage when it comes to the idea of eating poutine.I saw on Radio Canada a report from NYC, which showed restaurants that now serve Poutine over there No problem with the meat/salmon or the sweets for me but I'll politely pass on the raw seal heart. Bises :) Salut Zhu,

I have not done it all– just 1,2 & 5.
I have a serious blockage when it comes to the idea of eating poutine.I saw on Radio Canada a report from NYC, which showed restaurants that now serve Poutine over there

No problem with the meat/salmon or the sweets for me but I’ll politely pass on the raw seal heart.

Bises :)

]]> By: Seraphine http://correresmidestino.com/10-things-to-eat-in-canada/comment-page-3/#comment-18087 Seraphine Mon, 21 Dec 2009 06:39:49 +0000 http://correresmidestino.com/?p=6099#comment-18087 i've had german eis-wein. because it stays on the vine until the first frost, it is very sweet. yummm... can i have mine with a butter tart? can you tell i have a sweet tooth? .-= Seraphine´s last blog ..<a href="http://encoreseraphine.com/2009/12/20/the-difference-between-a-woman-and-a-banana-dedicated-to-dani/" rel="nofollow">The Difference Between a Woman and a Banana (Dedicated to Dani)</a> =-. i’ve had german eis-wein. because it stays on the vine until the first frost, it is very sweet. yummm…
can i have mine with a butter tart?
can you tell i have a sweet tooth?
.-= Seraphine´s last blog ..The Difference Between a Woman and a Banana (Dedicated to Dani) =-.

]]> By: expatraveler http://correresmidestino.com/10-things-to-eat-in-canada/comment-page-3/#comment-18083 expatraveler Mon, 21 Dec 2009 02:54:11 +0000 http://correresmidestino.com/?p=6099#comment-18083 I especially agree with numbers 7 to 10!!! Some of my all time favs here. What a great list. .-= expatraveler´s last blog ..<a href="http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/blogspot/uyKx/~3/Su7QJdtr1Cg/ferraris-in-montreux.html" rel="nofollow">Ferrari's in Montreux</a> =-. I especially agree with numbers 7 to 10!!! Some of my all time favs here. What a great list.
.-= expatraveler´s last blog ..Ferrari’s in Montreux =-.

]]> By: Beth http://correresmidestino.com/10-things-to-eat-in-canada/comment-page-2/#comment-18075 Beth Sun, 20 Dec 2009 13:25:23 +0000 http://correresmidestino.com/?p=6099#comment-18075 I remember being surprised when I discovered butter tarts were unique to Canada. How sad for the rest of the world. ;) .-= Beth´s last blog ..<a href="http://elisabethstewart.blogspot.com/2009/12/carry-on.html" rel="nofollow">Carry On</a> =-. I remember being surprised when I discovered butter tarts were unique to Canada. How sad for the rest of the world. ;)
.-= Beth´s last blog ..Carry On =-.

]]> By: Rémy http://correresmidestino.com/10-things-to-eat-in-canada/comment-page-2/#comment-18074 Rémy Sun, 20 Dec 2009 11:19:35 +0000 http://correresmidestino.com/?p=6099#comment-18074 No beaver tails in the list? It is something I hear a lot about, so I guess it is also quite famous in Canada. Or maybe just a cliché? No beaver tails in the list? It is something I hear a lot about, so I guess it is also quite famous in Canada. Or maybe just a cliché?

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