That beaver tail is a native american frybread we call the one with butter sugar and cinnamon elephant ears because of the resemblance go to a pow wow we have be making those for a very long time
Call me weird, but I hate hate hate fried food. People usually don't believe me for some reason. The only things in this video that I would try are the tart and the cake.
@@Jabberwocky869 People always think I’m crazy for not loving pizza. I mean, they’re not bad, but they’re also not the most amazing food in the world like how people treat it. Or perhaps I just don’t like being constipated after I go to a friends party and ate pizza. Probably both
Beaver tail is Native American and sooo yummy. That was a huge treat in my family but we just called it fried dough. Never heard of it being called a Beaver tail or elephant ear before but doesn't matter what name anybody calls it, it's delicious just the same!
We grabbed what seemed like 500 bags of all dressed and ketchup chips to smuggle back to the US when i was in Victoria. They're my fave and my fiance is obsessed with both. Old dutch is the best!! I need to get back to Canada again.
@sugarbxg._ try just getting a pack of salted crisps (chips) and sprinkling some dried oregano or Mediterranean herb mix in then holding the bag closed give the bag a little shake to mix it up 🙂
Yesss! They are so good. We had them in Albania first but we are in Greece now so I’m definitely going to be looking for them again. Thanks for that reminder lol
Plain poutine is great. Freshly fried, still crispy, fries topped with warm cheese curds and chicken or beef gravy. Beyond the basics, the toppings and sauces can be your playground! 😊
What a fun video.😊 I love all those foods. Butter tarts and the bars are usually only served,for my family anyway,at Christmas time. I'm from Quebec so poutine is eaten regularly and the chips are a snack staple.Only thing not eaten regularly are the beaver tails so I obviously want one now.😉
@@mjrussell414Timmie’s sucks all around now. I miss their Bowties, and the other goodies, they used to make before everything started getting shipped in frozen. It’s ironic because they started using the “Always Fresh” slogan, when they switched to everything coming in pre-made.
@@fd6944you should add All Dressed Ruffles and Kraft peanut butter to the list. I can’t vouch for the peanut butter (allergy) but those are two more things my Canadian friends/family miss the most!
I’m a Michigander and my first job was at a Tim Hortons. I know exactly what Timbits taste like. Though I preferred to have a custom fill doughnut made from a leftover. Jelly filling, chocolate fondant and graham cracker crumb. Soooooo good!😋
I love them with gravy also. My moms family is from Quebec and my dads from Nova Scocia. I never knew it was a Canadian thing. My dad used to fry dough for us and sprinkle it with sugar and cinnamon. Again, never new. Have a great night!
ketchup chips, canadian all dressed chips, guac doritos, ketchup doritos and anything tims were my favs visiting my canadian grandparents as a kid (and rolo mcflurries)
Love Canada. Mostly only been in Vancouver and briefly Quebec. I find the Asian and immigrant food in general excellent. Far superior in quality and price than Seattle. Tim Hortons and ketchup flavored chips failed to impress. ❤
My grandparents used to make butter tarts for parties. They are both from Canada Quebec and Montreal. They were the best things I love them! I also miss them 😢
I’ve never liked them and before I could read, I would mix up BBQ and ketchup chips and always end up with those disgusting ketchup ones! I think I have ptsd from going to concession stands alone in the 80s 😂
As a Canadian, I approve every suggestions! If you ever get the chance to go there, I do recommend to try Belgo's poutine! It offers a great variety of toppings for your meal, like veggies (served in a eatable bowl), all kinds of meats, as well as fried squeaky cheese curds and "poulet popcorn" (fried chicken bits). It's a more local restaurant, but it has a pretty good quality :))
As an American, albeit an Angelino, I'd only heard of one of these. I bet people closer to Canada haven heard of a lot of Mezzo-American dishes we have here.
For poutine your always going to get the best experience at places that get fresh cheese curds, while they last a long time if they need to be refrigerated they loose a lot of theur texture which is part of the mouth feel of the dish. The best poutine I've personally had was in Ottawa just a stones throw away from Quebec but basically anywhere using fresh or as close to fresh curds will be the best choice
Beaver tails are a very rare treat, but it is also very tasty. As a Canadian, I am not a big fan of poutine, I prefer crispy fries. Butter tarts are also quite delicious and commonly available.
ONION AND GARLIC OLD DUTCH CHIPS ARE #1. I grew up with those, and the ONLY chip I have found that has ever come close to being as yummy as those were the Limited Edition Lay's "Scalloped Potatoes" flavour! Absolutely EVERYBODY I have ever introduced to O&G chips LOVED them!
It’s Nanaimo, not Nainmo haha 😂 my mom lives one town over from Nanaimo (which is a small city on Vancouver Island) so I’ve been there lots of times to catch the ferry to Vancouver. And yes, Nanaimo bars are amazing (because they are mostly butter).
@@jesseschuberg1878 lol ok. But my comment didn't state anything about obesity. I'm just saying it sounds really gross. Idk if I would eat gravy if I were dying of starvation. Lol
We have Heinz Ketchup Lay's in Belgium too, but the bag is black, and the crisps themselves aren't colored red. I've always wanted to try the Canadian version 😅
I know "beaver tails" as "elephant ears" in the USA. A regular elephant ear is cinnamon sugar, and popular toppings are strawberries, apples, and cherries. :)
Hey uh, I’m originally from Vancouver Island Canada where Nanaimo bars were invented. True story, they were actually made in a small town to the South of Nanaimo called Ladysmith. But then again, Ladysmith Bars don’t quite have the same ring to it, now do they? 😂❤
The beaver tail looks like what I would call bannock. From indigenous peoples, often a fried bread but you can also wrap the dough around a fresh cut stick and cook it over a camp fire. Yum
We in America are pretty similar to our Northern Counterparts 1. We call disco fries popular in Wisconsin 2. We have funnel cakes served generally at fairs it’s a thin pancake batter deep fat fried into a circular shape made of tunnels topped with powdered sugar 3. Is a chess pie popularized by families who couldn’t afford nuts or were very short on ingredients but needed a dessert (similar to pecan pie except no nuts or in the UK treacle tarts) 4. We now have ketchup chips too but BBQ is the go to here 5. We have Tim’s here too 🎉 Tim bits are doughnut holes American humor just kills the sales of them 😅
As a Canadian- if you get ketchup chips (or any chips) get Old Dutch brand. Also, you can and should miss anything Tim Hortons. Large cities have amazing 3rd wave coffee and pastries. Timbits just come from a freezer bag.
oh we have the second one in Argentina and it's a national dish... 😅 we have it with sugar. my mom used to bake them when I was a kid and she would let me go crazy with quince jam. That was our mediatarde/snack. she had them with mate, and I would have it with mate cocido or tea❤ it brings fond memories from my childhood
The beaver tail looks like a Mexican treat we called buñuelos. It's also a fried dough topped with cinnamon and sugar. If you live outside of Canada and you have a Mexican bakery around they should have them. I mean it's basically a churro just flat.
The beaver tail is something we do here in Utah, but we call them scones. Or utah scones because actual scones are completely different. They are from natives originally, I believe
It's actually called Fry Bread and is a Native American/Alaskan Native food. It's not a Canadian dish at all. It's American, and Native American more specifically.
I love poutine! Only thing I swap my cheese curbs with tonsil stones or garlic cloves because of the flavour. People need to try tonsil stones with fries because of the sour flavour that adds to it. Gonna dig for some stones now!
I have been in Canada so many times when I lived in Alaska. Went up and down the Cassiar and Al-Can probably 100 times from the Lower 48 back to AK. I NEVER found but one restaurant that my family could stand the food in. It was a Russian cafe in a little out if the way town that I cannot remember now. Canadian food is the most bland tasteless food I ever ate. My husband said that only English food was more tasteless!He was stationed there for 2 years. Don't believe any of this! The only thing that would be enticing would be the Native Fry Bread if fresh fried.
Ketchup chips are ultimate nostalgia! Though rare, i usually managed to scour them whenever i found them on the monthly trips to the grocery store. Fun times indeed 🥲
Love this list. (Except the ketchup chips I've never tried them) I've only had a Beavertail once in my life and I feel like I was too young to appreciate it.. it was in Ottawa too (I'm not from Ottawa we don't have them really in my city) I want to try one so bad again ! Nanaimo bar is I think one of the goats of desserts. I went through a huge Butter Tart phase as well I like them still but not as much as I used too. This is just perfect I'm so proud of it being Canadian lol
I’m actually surprised there wasn’t any recipes with Maple syrup or anything like that. It was super refreshing and I learned about 4 dishes I’ve never heard of before thank you ❤
All I know is, if your in the uk, there is a tim hortons in Dunstable, near teamsport go karting Place (I go go karting and when I’m done I go over there to eat)
Me impatiently waiting for Nanaimo bars to appear... would also add Canadian Cadbury Mini Eggs to the list, those things are super addictive and much better than UK and US versions.
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I recently tried poutine flavored KD (that's Kraft Dinner for you Yanks) It was... interesting. It's not bad, so long as you aren't expecting it to taste remotely like mac and cheese. If you're curious enough to try it, you should probaly do it soon. I highly doubt it will be around for long.
That beaver tail is a native american frybread we call the one with butter sugar and cinnamon elephant ears because of the resemblance go to a pow wow we have be making those for a very long time
I was gonna say it looks fry bread. I learned that in a food documentary.
My state calls it a scone and pairs it with honey butter. So good!
I was gonna say it was an elephant ear! I knew it looked familiar!!
My mother bought them often when I was younger
Yes we call them elephant ears in the part of the US I'm in
Where I live they're called also Tiger Ears. Though that might just be because of the ISU Bengal Tigers.
My German ass thought it was a Schnitzel
I am not German, but thought the same thing.
My Romanian ass thought the same 😂
@@Im_Alex.mp4I was kind of relieved, for a schnitzel it doesn't look very good.
Ging mir auch so
Same😂
I love that basically every country has their own version of "basically fried bread" 😂😂 we all know fried carbs are one of humans best discoveries 🤣
Call me weird, but I hate hate hate fried food. People usually don't believe me for some reason. The only things in this video that I would try are the tart and the cake.
@@Jabberwocky869 Hey, all the better for your health!
@@Jabberwocky869You should get an air fryer
@@Jabberwocky869 People always think I’m crazy for not loving pizza. I mean, they’re not bad, but they’re also not the most amazing food in the world like how people treat it.
Or perhaps I just don’t like being constipated after I go to a friends party and ate pizza. Probably both
@@Jabberwocky869Call me weard, but I don't like burgers, fries and steak... just not my food... instead I looove pizza and spaghetti 😊
Beaver tail is Native American and sooo yummy. That was a huge treat in my family but we just called it fried dough. Never heard of it being called a Beaver tail or elephant ear before but doesn't matter what name anybody calls it, it's delicious just the same!
are you Canadian? There’s beaver tail trucks literally everywhere lol I’ve seen them in every Canadian tire parking lot my whole life
@@LivsTanksthat's just company capitalizing on the original dish.
Now I have to go watch "Smoke signals" just for Arlene's magical frybread scene.
You do know that. Canada is in North America too.
@@LivsTanks and there's many indigenous people in Canada you bozo
Omg i travelled to Canada and had all of these. Just delicious.
All dressed ruffles are the ultimate canadian chip 🍟
We grabbed what seemed like 500 bags of all dressed and ketchup chips to smuggle back to the US when i was in Victoria. They're my fave and my fiance is obsessed with both. Old dutch is the best!! I need to get back to Canada again.
I live in Maine and we have a brand called Humpty Dumpty and they make all dressed chips too and YES soooo delicious!!
@@lisafranklin9089we have Humpty Dumpty in Canada too :) tasty snacks
Yes living in the states i was intrigued when I saw those and had to try them. Soo good!!
Yes, would def pick all dressed over ketchup
Good to be Canadian!! 🇨🇦 gotta love the food here!
When I visited Greece they had Greek oregano lays chips and I swear they were the best chip flavor I have ever had
Woah!!
As someone who loves oregano, I need to try this
@sugarbxg._ try just getting a pack of salted crisps (chips) and sprinkling some dried oregano or Mediterranean herb mix in then holding the bag closed give the bag a little shake to mix it up 🙂
Yesss! They are so good. We had them in Albania first but we are in Greece now so I’m definitely going to be looking for them again. Thanks for that reminder lol
A proper Montreal Smoked meat sandwhich is also unbeatable. But solid list!!
All the things I miss from home. I've been living in the states for 14 years now and all is these are on my list when I visit home
I didn't think I could love Canadians more, and then I saw this short.
I really really want to try butter tarts. I read about them in the comic 'For Better or for Worse' and I've been intrigued ever since.
they are pecan pie without the pecans
Omg I used to love that comic/show 😢 The raisin butter tarts are superior, btw 👌
Plain poutine is great. Freshly fried, still crispy, fries topped with warm cheese curds and chicken or beef gravy. Beyond the basics, the toppings and sauces can be your playground! 😊
When I had poutine, this was not an option. I really wanted it without seasonings like Ranch.
Tis my dream to have some poutine
Butter tarts are the greatest.....glad that you enjoyed our treats.
As a Canadian I didn't even know some of these were "Canadian foods" 😂 Poutine is one of my favs & ketchup chips remind me of childhood 🤗❤️
Poutine & butter tart is life
What a fun video.😊 I love all those foods. Butter tarts and the bars are usually only served,for my family anyway,at Christmas time. I'm from Quebec so poutine is eaten regularly and the chips are a snack staple.Only thing not eaten regularly are the beaver tails so I obviously want one now.😉
Tim bits are the ultimate childhood breakfast
Timbits with a small hot chocolate brings me back to elementary field trips
It’s too bad they always taste stale now.
@@mjrussell414they dont taste stale to me🤷♂️ well, last time i hide them they didnt taste stale..
@@mjrussell414Timmie’s sucks all around now. I miss their Bowties, and the other goodies, they used to make before everything started getting shipped in frozen.
It’s ironic because they started using the “Always Fresh” slogan, when they switched to everything coming in pre-made.
Canadian here. I love poutine 😍😍😍
Man, I've always wanted to try poutine, it looks so good! 🤤
My Canadian friend would always send me Hawkins Cheezies! So yum… ❤
God I love Cheezies. I get them every time I visit my mom back in Canada.
Whenever Canadian friends and family visit, they know they're required to bring Cheezies. And dill pickle chips.
Omg yes! I absolutely love those too!
@@fd6944you should add All Dressed Ruffles and Kraft peanut butter to the list. I can’t vouch for the peanut butter (allergy) but those are two more things my Canadian friends/family miss the most!
Favorite
I’m a Michigander and my first job was at a Tim Hortons. I know exactly what Timbits taste like. Though I preferred to have a custom fill doughnut made from a leftover. Jelly filling, chocolate fondant and graham cracker crumb. Soooooo good!😋
I am Canadian and I approve this list 😄
I miss Vancouver since my last visit in 2018. I wish I saw this video perhaps my next visit if time permits.
Coffee Crisp. The best.
Yes, from Fort Erie , Ontario.
80% of Cdns just grabbed their pearls when you mentioned raisins in butter tarts.
Butter tarts are best with currants never seen nuts in a buttertarts.
Pecans, baby!@@jessestewart169
I LOVE fries with gravy thought I was the only person in North America who had discovered this delicacy 😆😋
I love them with gravy also. My moms family is from Quebec and my dads from Nova Scocia. I never knew it was a Canadian thing. My dad used to fry dough for us and sprinkle it with sugar and cinnamon. Again, never new. Have a great night!
As a fellow Canadian... I approve this message.👍
The sunshine beaver tail is so good! They give you a lemon to squee,e on top and it's just 👩🏼🍳💋
ketchup chips, canadian all dressed chips, guac doritos, ketchup doritos and anything tims were my favs visiting my canadian grandparents as a kid (and rolo mcflurries)
Some of my favorites you need to try are coffee crisps, wine gums, and all dressed chips. They are so good!! Plus the other stuff she said too lol
Coffee crisps ss s!,❤❤❤ I haven't had those in years 😪 I miss them from Canada 😎
@@LonEr4evah yes!! They are so good 🫶
Welcome to Canada! Enjoy our beautiful sites to see and our delicious treats! ❤️🇨🇦 Saying Hi from BC
Love Canada. Mostly only been in Vancouver and briefly Quebec. I find the Asian and immigrant food in general excellent. Far superior in quality and price than Seattle. Tim Hortons and ketchup flavored chips failed to impress. ❤
I'll try EVERYTHING EXCEPT Ketchup chips. I Don't like ketchup
@@austindreher2791They taste nothing like real ketchup to me!.. You should give them a try!
@@Bluestarrydreams Maybe I will. Can you get them in the States???
Canadians are beautiful people!!!
They all look and sound delish✌🏼🌹😉
My grandparents used to make butter tarts for parties. They are both from Canada Quebec and Montreal. They were the best things I love them! I also miss them 😢
Just some of the perks of being Canadian 🇨🇦 🍁
I miss Canada!
Omg they all look so good!
Definitely gotta have the ketchup chips. Once i open a bag, i cant put them down
It reminded me of Jon Lajoie's High As F*ck song
I’ve never liked them and before I could read, I would mix up BBQ and ketchup chips and always end up with those disgusting ketchup ones!
I think I have ptsd from going to concession stands alone in the 80s 😂
As a Canadian, I approve every suggestions! If you ever get the chance to go there, I do recommend to try Belgo's poutine! It offers a great variety of toppings for your meal, like veggies (served in a eatable bowl), all kinds of meats, as well as fried squeaky cheese curds and "poulet popcorn" (fried chicken bits). It's a more local restaurant, but it has a pretty good quality :))
by the end only 2 layers remained of the 3 layered nanaimo bar 😭
That last one my family calls a nancino bar and it's a Christmas treat. So delicious! I'm in Texas, USA.
Nanaimo Bars-they’re the best:)
As a Canadian I approve of this lists.
Thanks for the recommendations, I’m visiting Canada for 2 weeks and I’ll try them! Btw the ketchup chips are sooooo good 😌
There's really good food here! With so many cultures all together, there are places that make fusions of different culinary styles!
@@rachelo1727 There's the "all dressed up" chips, a flavor vombo of ketchup, BBQ sauce,and other savory flavors.
Did you know that the western chinese dish known as ginger or szechuan beef was first invented in alberta?! Id count that as canadian food lol :)
The absolute best!
I love poutine and ketchup chips I wish they would bring them to the us ...I make pountie at home but I need to make a friend to send me some chips
You can find both is WA! Especially in Bellingham, which is close to the border 😊
Butter tarts are delicious!!❤
Their Beavertail is actually a Navajo Frybread
As an American, albeit an Angelino, I'd only heard of one of these. I bet people closer to Canada haven heard of a lot of Mezzo-American dishes we have here.
For poutine your always going to get the best experience at places that get fresh cheese curds, while they last a long time if they need to be refrigerated they loose a lot of theur texture which is part of the mouth feel of the dish. The best poutine I've personally had was in Ottawa just a stones throw away from Quebec but basically anywhere using fresh or as close to fresh curds will be the best choice
Beaver tails are a very rare treat, but it is also very tasty. As a Canadian, I am not a big fan of poutine, I prefer crispy fries. Butter tarts are also quite delicious and commonly available.
Old Dutch ketchup chips are way better than Lays though.
100%
ONION AND GARLIC OLD DUTCH CHIPS ARE #1. I grew up with those, and the ONLY chip I have found that has ever come close to being as yummy as those were the Limited Edition Lay's "Scalloped Potatoes" flavour! Absolutely EVERYBODY I have ever introduced to O&G chips LOVED them!
Wait... In the Netherlands the (Heinz) ketchup chips are by Lay's as well!!! 🤨🤔🤷🏻♂️
those look amazing
I miss Tim hortons I wish I went back to Canada one day
Maine has Tim's too
So does Ohio
so does New York State
So does Scotland. 😊
As a Canadian the Ketchup chips are not the only flavour not available in other countries. There is also All dressed
Canada's beavertail is America's elephant ear
I think you are confused. Are you trying to say America is a country?
Ketchup chips are awesome. Wish they were easier to find in the states.
Recently there’s ketchup and mustard chips at every store I go to here in Georgia.
@@Thoopboopbip those sound great, too!
You got the worst brand of ketchup chips. You need to get old dutch ketchup chips they are the best!
butter tarts 🤩😍🤤🤤🤤 so good! miss those from Canada 😎
It’s Nanaimo, not Nainmo haha 😂 my mom lives one town over from Nanaimo (which is a small city on Vancouver Island) so I’ve been there lots of times to catch the ferry to Vancouver. And yes, Nanaimo bars are amazing (because they are mostly butter).
Idk how anyone can eat French fries with gravy on top 🤢
@@jesseschuberg1878 huh???
Who drinks fat??
@@jesseschuberg1878 lol ok. But my comment didn't state anything about obesity. I'm just saying it sounds really gross.
Idk if I would eat gravy if I were dying of starvation. Lol
@@CheapsKate77 Yeah I'll delete my comments, I'm ashamed of my stupidity ...
Oh and poutine is a 10/10
@@jesseschuberg1878 most people seem to like gravy. I can't even stand the smell of it.
And I don't put anything at all on my fries.
Walnut butter tarts are so good
We have Heinz Ketchup Lay's in Belgium too, but the bag is black, and the crisps themselves aren't colored red. I've always wanted to try the Canadian version 😅
I know "beaver tails" as "elephant ears" in the USA. A regular elephant ear is cinnamon sugar, and popular toppings are strawberries, apples, and cherries. :)
Hey uh, I’m originally from Vancouver Island Canada where Nanaimo bars were invented.
True story, they were actually made in a small town to the South of Nanaimo called Ladysmith. But then again, Ladysmith Bars don’t quite have the same ring to it, now do they? 😂❤
The beaver tail looks like what I would call bannock. From indigenous peoples, often a fried bread but you can also wrap the dough around a fresh cut stick and cook it over a camp fire. Yum
As a Canadian I can say this list is pretty accurate
We in America are pretty similar to our Northern Counterparts 1. We call disco fries popular in Wisconsin 2. We have funnel cakes served generally at fairs it’s a thin pancake batter deep fat fried into a circular shape made of tunnels topped with powdered sugar 3. Is a chess pie popularized by families who couldn’t afford nuts or were very short on ingredients but needed a dessert (similar to pecan pie except no nuts or in the UK treacle tarts) 4. We now have ketchup chips too but BBQ is the go to here 5. We have Tim’s here too 🎉 Tim bits are doughnut holes American humor just kills the sales of them 😅
Miss Tim Hortons in the states so much! My fav was jelly filled, my son's was party cake.
Wym miss it? Where in the states do u live, cuz they're everywhere
@@alexandrapreston7283 Yes, 7 locations in our local and central area closed. Lucky for you if there are Tim Hortons in your area!
As someone who learned English in Canada, this video makes me wanna go back there and have poutine as much as possible.
As a Canadian- if you get ketchup chips (or any chips) get Old Dutch brand. Also, you can and should miss anything Tim Hortons. Large cities have amazing 3rd wave coffee and pastries. Timbits just come from a freezer bag.
oh we have the second one in Argentina and it's a national dish... 😅 we have it with sugar. my mom used to bake them when I was a kid and she would let me go crazy with quince jam. That was our mediatarde/snack. she had them with mate, and I would have it with mate cocido or tea❤ it brings fond memories from my childhood
I am a Canadian so I can say that they are all delicious
Canadian Dill Pickle flavor chips are nice too.
Omgg😍😍😍😍😍😍 Now i have to travel to Canada only to try all of those! Thanks for nothing 😅😅 lol 😂
Never had a Nainamo bar, loved all the other treats, can't wait to try that bar!
The beaver tail looks like a Mexican treat we called buñuelos. It's also a fried dough topped with cinnamon and sugar. If you live outside of Canada and you have a Mexican bakery around they should have them. I mean it's basically a churro just flat.
You are the ONLY person, besides myself, who has ever referred to cheese curds as "squeaky cheese" !!! I'm not alone!! 🤣🥰
I tried the ketchup flavered potatoes chips and I must say it is quite delicious IMO.
butter tarts are so good😭😭
The beaver tail is something we do here in Utah, but we call them scones. Or utah scones because actual scones are completely different. They are from natives originally, I believe
I first had a Nanaimo Bar from a grocery store bakery in Seattle... my life was changed! OMG, SO GOOOOOOD!!!
Now I’m homesick and jonesing for a poutine!
It's actually called Fry Bread and is a Native American/Alaskan Native food. It's not a Canadian dish at all. It's American, and Native American more specifically.
I love poutine! Only thing I swap my cheese curbs with tonsil stones or garlic cloves because of the flavour. People need to try tonsil stones with fries because of the sour flavour that adds to it. Gonna dig for some stones now!
I have been in Canada so many times when I lived in Alaska. Went up and down the Cassiar and Al-Can probably 100 times from the Lower 48 back to AK. I NEVER found but one restaurant that my family could stand the food in. It was a Russian cafe in a little out if the way town that I cannot remember now. Canadian food is the most bland tasteless food I ever ate. My husband said that only English food was more tasteless!He was stationed there for 2 years. Don't believe any of this! The only thing that would be enticing would be the Native Fry Bread if fresh fried.
Ketchup chips are ultimate nostalgia! Though rare, i usually managed to scour them whenever i found them on the monthly trips to the grocery store. Fun times indeed 🥲
Love this list. (Except the ketchup chips I've never tried them) I've only had a Beavertail once in my life and I feel like I was too young to appreciate it.. it was in Ottawa too (I'm not from Ottawa we don't have them really in my city) I want to try one so bad again !
Nanaimo bar is I think one of the goats of desserts.
I went through a huge Butter Tart phase as well I like them still but not as much as I used too.
This is just perfect I'm so proud of it being Canadian lol
I’m actually surprised there wasn’t any recipes with Maple syrup or anything like that.
It was super refreshing and I learned about 4 dishes I’ve never heard of before thank you ❤
As a Canadian, lemme tell you, we hardly have anything with maple syrup. Just ignore the stereotypes lmao
Ketchup flavour crisps are the best 🤤
Interesting how regional foods at times originate from elsewhere, but have their own local twist or tastes to the recipe.
All I know is, if your in the uk, there is a tim hortons in Dunstable, near teamsport go karting
Place (I go go karting and when I’m done I go over there to eat)
As a Canadian I've had, and love all except the Nanaimo Bars, because I'm allergic to coconut. I do love a good beaver tail. The toppings makes them!
Me impatiently waiting for Nanaimo bars to appear... would also add Canadian Cadbury Mini Eggs to the list, those things are super addictive and much better than UK and US versions.
FYI‼️😳 I’m getting on a Plane 🛩💺🚕 Right Now and Will be going over to Québec……🙄🥹😂🤣 &
Heading to wherever that Bakery is 🍞🥯🥐🥖🧈🥨🧁🍰🎂🍮🥧🍦🍨🍧🍡🍩🍪 and have TWO OF EVER THING you showed us on this Video…… I saved it in my iPhone 📱……. Thanks ☺️ ❤😂 for the TIP‼️‼️‼️🙏🏻❤️👼🏻😇🥹
I recently tried poutine flavored KD (that's Kraft Dinner for you Yanks) It was... interesting. It's not bad, so long as you aren't expecting it to taste remotely like mac and cheese. If you're curious enough to try it, you should probaly do it soon. I highly doubt it will be around for long.
As a Canadian, I can confirm you just gave the most stereotypical Canadian foods that I eat like once a year.
Beavertail is literally a portuguese christmas sweet called filhós, that exist for centuries before even Canada, to be Canada.
I thought the first thing was a schnitzel, looks delicious. All of it.
In Michigan, we call those beaver tails elephant ears. Lol.
We love Timbits too. ❤