Canadian made breakfast products bring you everything you need to start your day. If you know of any other breakfast products made in Canada, please forward the information so I can add them to the site.
Canadian Made Breakfast Products
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Holy Crap cereal was chosen for one of Commander Chris Hadfield’s breakfast options on his mission aboard the International Space Station. Holy Crap was rigorously analyzed by NASA for suitability for the nutritional needs of astronauts–then packaged into single serve pouches. If you look closely at the picture you’ll notice powdered milk mixed in with the cereal. Part of the breakfast products made in Canada directory. Products:
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Thom and Heather (nee Stewart) MacMillan of J.J. Stewart Foods live on the Northumberland Strait in beautiful Little Sands, Prince Edward Island, within a carriage ride of the site of her grandfather, J.J. Stewart’s, original general store. Together they painstakingly prepare each of their fabulous-tasting sauces, jellies and preserves in small batches in their stainless steel kettle. They hand-pour, hand-label and hand-polish each jar the way that any true artisan would. Products:
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We believe that food should be a reminder and an excuse to slow down, to find a relaxed ‘adagio’ tempo that provides time for family, community, and the things that have real value to us. A warm bowl of oats in the morning as the sun rises instead of a drive-through muffin, stirring up a bowl of cookies with our kids instead of reaching into a plastic package for a factory-shaped sugar-sphere. For us, a slower tempo means re-imagining agriculture as a practice that makes sense for family and for the communities around us. It means taking time to consider the needs of the land that we live on, one handful of dirt at a time. Products:
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High Country Berries is a small family operated berry orchard owned by Andy and Kate Camps near Caroline, Alberta. The saskatoons have been in full production for the past few years. We planned our orchard not for machine harvesting but for hand picking. The hedgerows of bush are separated by lawn and early each summer all the rows are gone through and hand weeded so that pickers can enjoy picking the fruit without having to deal with the weekds and grass etc. As the would in the wild. We expanded our orchard to include raspberries as we were frequently asked for tem by u-pickers visiting our farm. In 2011 we planted a new variety of yellow raspberries called “Honeyqueens”. And in 2012 e planted a Wyoming black raspberry and a new variety of reds called Saskatchewan red mammoths. We were able to offer them for u-pick in 2014 and all varieties are accepted by the public with enthusiasm. Products:
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Grain like an apple is the most nutritious right after the skin is broken. Once the outer shell of the grain kernel is broken, the inside (the flour) begins to oxidize. When the oxidizing process begins nutrients start to break down. Grinding grain fresh and using it soon after provides you with the nutrients normally lost in processed foods. Since the most nutritious parts of the food is easily digested by all forms of life, the best way to preserve food is to remove the readily digestible parts. Adding preservatives to the processed foods allows big companies to process more food and ship it further distance all at the expense of the nutrition of the food. Products:
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Georgian Bay Granola Company is a family run Canadian business founded in Parry Sound Ontario. We are inspired by a passion for delicious, healthy, organic food. Our granolas are oven baked using organic, gluten-free and kosher ingredients. We sweeten gently with organic Canadian maple syrup, organic honey, or organic coconut nectar. Just pure, natural, organic and gluten free ingredients. Part of the breakfast products made in Canada directory. Products:
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Birch Syrup is a unique syrup of the northern forests. At Uncle Berwyn’s Yukon Birch Syrup we make our birch syrup from a beautiful birch stand in central Yukon. Birch syrup is made in much the same way as maple syrup but with the sap of birch trees. There are some key differences between maple and birch. One is the amount of sap it takes to make a given quantity of syrup. It takes 40 litres sap to make one litre of maple. Products:
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Nunweiler’s Flour Company features organic whole grain flour. Milled from Canadian grown Organic Red Fife Grain. Contains no additives, preservatives or blending (do NOT blend lower quality grains together when milling the flour). Since 1988 we have been milling whole grain flour without separating the bran and germ from the original kernel. No additives or preservatives are used in the flour, simply the entire whole grain kernel, keeping all the nutrients nature intended. Made in Saskatchewan. Products:
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Founded in 2013 this all Canadian pancake mix and hot chocolate producer made ground in the breakfast industry. Castle Kitchen is all Canadian manufactured and allergy free. Part of the breakfast products made in Canada directory. Products:
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Lannie Rae Gourmet Flavoured Pancake and Waffle Mixes are thoughtfully crafted using wholesome, natural and plant based ingredients. Our boutique mixes are formulated to provide you with choice and can be made with various dairy, egg and oil alternatives to suit your dietary desires. We are proud of our flavourful products and we love being a part of beautiful brunch menus for your special gatherings, given as a gift of great taste and we are just as happy to tag along on your outdoor adventures as part of your gourmet forest fare! Part of the Canadian made breakfast products directory. Products:
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