Top Spots for 14 Wintry Canadian Comfort Food Favourites Maple Syrup – where.ca

Maple taffy. Photo by Douglas Sprott.

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: Bannock mac and cheese. Photo courtesy of Oliver & Bonacini Restaurants.

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: Three poutine varities at La Banquise. Photo by Victoria Belmont.

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: Photo courtesy of Ches’s Famous Fish & Chips.

: The spicy Cha Cha Cha grilled cheese special. Photo courtesy of the Construction Site.

: Photo by Sally St. Germain-Brown.

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: Maple taffy. Photo by Douglas Sprott.

: The classic smoked meat sandwich at Schwartz’s. Photo by Jeff Werner.

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Maple Syrup

No, we don’t drink it by the pint here, but in Canada maple syrup does much more than adorn pancakes. At cabanes à sucre (sugar shacks) in Quebec you can eat maple taffy fresh from the tree. There’s no end to clever uses for maple syrup across Canada: in tea, donuts, butter, liqueur (Sortilège), cocktails and more. At District in Calgary you can just order a bucket of bacon strips with a side of syrup for dipping.

Maple taffy. Photo by Douglas Sprott.

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