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As a company with strong local roots, Metro is proud to be part of Canada's 150th anniversary celebrations. Visit us each week as we showcase a new Canadian favourite!
The best celebrations in life always include food and music. Listen here for the playlists inspired by our Metro Homegrown Tour and for even more Canada 150th inspired compilations visit us on Spotify at Metro Ontario
CANADA 150TH TOTE
To pay homage to our country’s sesquicentennial, we have collaborated with Canadian handbag designer Ela Aldorsson to design this limited edition tote bag. Now available at your local metro for $9.99 each.
MY WEEKLY FAVOURITE June 15th to 21st
Bread
From toast at breakfast to country loaf at dinner, bread is part of almost every good Canadian meal. Hosting loved ones for a cookout? Upgrade to freshly baked buns for an elevated hot dog and hamburger experience.
On June 18th, celebrate all that Dad does with a festive cookout! A feast fit for an everyday hero should include all the hits: ribs, steak and, of course, juicy burgers. Get grilling!
Salads offer a bright spot on a menu all year round but in the summer, they reach peak deliciousness thanks to juicy, farm-fresh fruits and veggies. And while these ingredients are key to a super salad, the perfect dressing takes it to the next level. Drizzle away!
Effortless to prepare and tasty as can be, lobster makes the perfect summertime meal. That being said, Canadian lobster season is fleeting. Better make the most of it by gathering loved ones for as many lobster feasts as possible. Get cracking!
With its addictive combination of salty, tangy and crumbly, Greek feta has been wholeheartedly embraced as a Canadian favourite. The brined white cheese works wonderfully on everything from salad to pizza—you can even grill it to melt-y, golden deliciousness. Opa!
Canada is one of the top 10 producers of pork in the world, with farms centred primarily in the Prairies, Ontario and Quebec. Of course, we don’t just produce pork: we eat it too! From smokey bacon and prosciutto to succulent tenderloin and ham, pork has its place in both everyday cooking and special occasion feasts.
All moms want to celebrate Mother’s Day with their loved ones. Make their day extra special with a few thoughtful touches, like a bouquet of fresh flowers, a table set with beautiful blooms and a selection of her favourite tasty treats.
Sweet, caramelized and buttery. To tuck into a golden baked raisin butter tart is to enjoy a piece of Canadiana—it’s one of the few confections touted as 100% Canadian.
Kettle chips are the product of a unique cooking process that makes them golden, crisp and irresistible. Served with an array of toppings, they’re a party-ready classic!
For entertaining, crowd-pleasing cheese can’t be beat. After all, Canada’s climate, soil and pasture produce some of the world’s creamiest, smoothest cheddars!
Bring a taste of both springtime and Ontario to your Easter table by serving local lamb. Tender and tasty, it can easily be prepared in a multitude of ways to suit any seasonal feast.
Click the image above to see a video of Sarah Blackwood and Gianni Luminati of Walk Off the Earth making Fettucine Alfredo, Lemon Dill Salmon and Garlic Bread.
Chocolate, graham wafers, coconut... Yum! This decadent, versatile dessert was first made in British Columbia in the 1950s. We recommend making a huge batch so that you can enjoy Canada's culinary heritage with all your friends and family!
Rainbow trout is one of the most common freshwater species raised in Canadian fish farms. It can be enjoyed as a tartare, sliced into fillets or even grilled on skewers to make any occasion a reason to celebrate local food!