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Pearl Couscous SaladMay 22, 2020 - 4:40 pmCheese filled tri-coloured tortellini with rich marinara sauce that is seasoned with authentic Italian spices and grated parmesan and Romano cheeses. This salad is delicious as is or as a hot meal.
Deluxe Turkey LasagnaOctober 28, 2016 - 1:55 pm
Traditional Potato SaladJune 28, 2016 - 6:57 pm
Saskatchewan And Its Foodie Glory
/in Foodie Chats, Healthy Living, Saskatchewan /by Arbutus_RidgeSaskatchewan is a hub for foodies with its endless farmers fields and local, hand-grown crops. At Arbutus, we’re a big supporter of farmers in Saskatchewan. Some of the best crops in the country come from the endless, lush fields in the prairie province. We purchase 26 metric tons of chickpeas from Saskatchewan farmers every year […]
How Social Media Has Changed Food Culture
/in Alberta, British Columbia, Foodie Chats, Healthy Living, Saskatchewan, Vancouver Island /by Arbutus_RidgeThe digital revolution and growing influence of social media in our lives have completely changed the way we eat and perceive food. The exchange of pictures and experiences has shaped Canadian food culture, with Instagram being the primary platform for creativity and freedom of foodie expression. In summer 2015, Amelia Acedo created the Instagram account […]
Chatting with Two Hungry Blokes
/0 Comments/in Alberta, British Columbia, Foodie Chats, Healthy Living, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Vancouver Island /by Arbutus_RidgeAncestry shapes our perception of food. Familial traditions fuse with the mainstream food landscape to create a distinctive dimension. This garners unique perspectives, according to Two Hungry Blokes. This is the second edition of our new monthly blog series where we chat with a Canadian foodie/ food writer and discuss their love of local food. […]
Importance Of Eating Local And Why The Trend Is Here To Stay
/in Alberta, British Columbia, Foodie Chats, Healthy Living, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Vancouver Island /by Arbutus_RidgeNo matter the nationality, the one common language humanity has is food. Food encompasses who we are. Tastes and smells can make us think of our childhood or of home. How and what we eat have a lot to do with who we are. Food is much more than nourishment; it is the vehicle through […]