Canadian candy

Canada is a country with a very unique history, traditions, and cuisine. With British, American, and French influences, exceptionally interesting elements are present in the culture. It also had a great effect on the Canadian candy industry. Follow us to review the history of Canadian candy and find out the best Canadian treats you can try nowadays. Read more about Canadian Candy and other great snacks on our website.

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Canadian Candy. Do they really not have these in the states?! (It's missing Kinder eggs... those are illegal in the states)

Three countries with so much in common that can't agree on anything.

Canadian Candy Bar Salad is a fun, Canadian version of a Minnesota "Salad". That is to say... it's a dessert, NOT an actual salad.

About a year ago I was in Toronto with some journalists, including one from Germany. He had been to the US many times but it was his first trip to Canada. He remarked that he thought Canada would look different somehow. The truth is, when you travel to Canada from the United States, it doesn’t always look very different. Especially on the surface. The U.S. has a lot in common with Canada, but there are some subtle (and not so subtle) differences. One difference? Candy bars! The candy bars in…

Explore Ericka Cisneros's board "Vintage sweets" on Pinterest. | See more about 1980s candy, Chewing gum and Popsicles.

As Canadians, we are pretty darn proud of our culinary contributions to the world. We’re the nation that created poutine, Nanaimo bars, butter tarts, and maple syrup, so yeah, we take our food pretty seriously. Snacking is no different. What...