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Milk And Cookies Tower

Consumer Recipe

Want to make an impressive dessert in no time? Try out this fun milk and cookie tower - experiment with chocolate, strawberry, or regular milk. Regardless of milk flavour, we can all agree it's always best paired with homemade cookies!

Baking Profiteroles with the Great Canadian Baking Show

Consumer Article DFC - PLC

Dougal Nolan (season 5 contestant of the Great Canadian Baking Show) and food expert Vijaya Selvaraju prepare delicious Chocolate Almond Profiteroles with high-quality 100% Canadian milk, butter and cream.

Frozen Butter And Herb Cubes

Consumer Recipe

Are you looking for a way to use up your leftover herbs? These frozen herbal butter ice cubes are a simple and delicious food hack that prevents food waste while creating the perfect flavour enhancer for homemade cooking.

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.

Zesty Creamy Chicken Fajitas

Consumer Recipe

Mexican food is always a hit and these easy fajitas are sure to become a favourite meal for the entire family.

Asian Noodle and Vegetable Salad

Consumer Recipe

Crisp vegetables and soft noodles in a sweet and tangy peanut dressing give new life to a noodle salad. Add grilled chicken, pork or shrimp for a complete meal. Leftovers are terrific for lunch.

Festive Trifle Cake

Consumer Recipe

Inspired by the original English version, this variation on the traditional trifle is very easy to make and perfect to serve for dessert during the Holidays. Take an angel cake infused with orange juice or sherry, topped with vanilla pudding, a heap of whipped cream and fresh fruit and voilà, you have all the ingredients for an irresistible, fairy-tale dessert.