#Montreal #Quebec diligently checking those labels🙂
Can attest on the 🇺🇸n strawberries... they're currently gorgeous & cheap, but folks aren't biting... #Valencia 🇪🇸 will soon enough benefit from the #Florida 🇺🇸 oranges boycott
#BuyCanadian 🇨🇦 & Allies
Source @globalnews.ca
https://youtu.be/pPlxNvRsKTQ?si=Qpz5uPscnVzUv-ym
Can attest on the 🇺🇸n strawberries... they're currently gorgeous & cheap, but folks aren't biting... #Valencia 🇪🇸 will soon enough benefit from the #Florida 🇺🇸 oranges boycott
#BuyCanadian 🇨🇦 & Allies
Source @globalnews.ca
https://youtu.be/pPlxNvRsKTQ?si=Qpz5uPscnVzUv-ym
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#SorryNotSorry.
Buying alternative goods and adjusting our menu planning based on product availability
I made us omelettes last night for supper with beautiful 🇨🇦 mushrooms, 🇲🇽 green onions, locally made bread and 🇨🇦 bacon 🥓 and cheese 🧀
Freshco: 🇲🇽 was $1 more and they were almost sold out
Canadians are mad and willing to spend more to prove it.
#elbowsup #canada
#never51
But there's a huge difference between not supporting and denouncing and considering he's made it crystal clear that we're his Ukraine, then it's just frustrating to not see a wider scale of pushback...
But we know 👊🏼
https://bsky.app/profile/soundskugle.bsky.social/post/3lkchz6niks2j
I am sick to death of apologies!!
❤️🇨🇦
Real food without additives.
I haven't seen any in years
Not since I grew my own
(Note to self: Need to find a good patch on public land to start growing)
Eg, oranges aren't grown here
Florida has always been the dominant market, but things are now changing...
🇺🇸n Romaine & Frisée lettuce was at 2 bucks...prices not seen in the greater Montreal area since pre covid..
Was left untouched in my last run
Quebec's 5$ option was the go to
🙂🇨🇦
When what you ate was what was available..
We're already spoiled and discovering new ingredients while waiting for the harvest to come in should be no biggy..
If I had a restaurant, I'd market the #BuyCanadian based on that alone
The same effect happens in greenhouses. They pump their growth with copious amounts of water and never give fruit the time to ripen. The end result is pretty but flavourless.
I've been told too much water dilutes their flavour, they bulk up but it has no effect on sweetness. It's anecdotal but I can say with confidence the tiny wild strawberries I've picked are better