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Charcutertree

Consumer Recipe

This festive Charcutertree is the essence of holiday entertaining! A traditional charcuterie spread - just vertical, in a Christmas tree shape. Include all your favourite Canadian cheeses for this delicious addition to your holiday table.

Spiced Squash and Carrot Loaf with Gouda

Consumer Recipe

This tasty bread prepared with carrots, zucchini, Canadian Ricotta and Gouda is a nourishing family pleaser that can also be made in to muffins. Original and infallible, this recipe will brighten any autumn breakfast table. And besides, our nutritionists recommend it.

Savoury Creamy Spaghetti Squash Recipe

Consumer Recipe

Recipe from Madalina Paul
Winner of Great Cream Challenge November 2013

I was inspired by seasonal, local vegetables! Spaghetti squash is the perfect sponge for flavour.

Celebrating Women’s Health

Corporate News

Today, Moncton hosted the final stop in the cross-Canada symposium entitled Celebrating Women’s Health.

One-Pot Beef Noodle Supper

Consumer Recipe

Everyone in your family will love this satisfying weekday dish. It requires little effort and the whole meal, including the noodles, cooks in one pot.

Breakfast au gratin

Consumer Recipe

Originating in Switzerland – where a traditional meal of raclette includes cold cuts, potatoes and a host of condiments – Raclette is a cheese designed specifically for melting. We love tradition, but couldn’t resist sharing these novel ways to enjoy Canadian Raclette’s distinct unctuosity.

Fennel-melon and Feta salad

Consumer Recipe

If you’ve never tried adding fennel to the classic combination of melon and Canadian Feta, you’re in for a surprise. The crushed fennel seeds bring out all the rich aromas of ripe cantaloupe, honeydew and watermelon.

Smashed potatoes with ham & Raclette cheese

Consumer Recipe

Originating in Switzerland – where a traditional meal of raclette includes cold cuts, potatoes and a host of condiments – Raclette is a cheese designed specifically for melting. We love tradition, but couldn’t resist sharing these novel ways to enjoy Canadian Raclette’s distinct unctuosity.