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Quench your thirst in style this summer!

Consumer Article DFC - PLC

Warm summer days = loads of fun outdoor activities: swimming, camping, hiking, and biking. While you’re busy soaking up the sun, make sure you and your family stay hydrated.

Calcium: essential at every age

Consumer Article DFC - PLC

Your bones, teeth, heart, muscles, and nerve cells all have one thing in common, and that is that they all need calcium, a mineral that’s essential to maintaining the proper functioning of several of the body’s organs and systems. Children and adults alike all require calcium to stay healthy.

Mexican Squash and Bean Salad

Consumer Recipe

Sweet squash and black beans simmered with chili, oregano and tomatoes on top of crispy greens make for a satisfying and tasty main course salad with the bonus of plenty of fibre. The zesty lime yogurt dressing and cheese complement this dish perfectly. For added crunch, make some baked tortilla chips to add on top of the salad or as a side.

What supply management means for Canadians

Consumer Article DFC - PLC

Supply management is a sustainable agricultural system that provides peace of mind to farmers and consumers. Find out what it means for Canadians.

There’s a cream for that

Consumer Article DFC - PLC

Canadian cream is a luxurious addition to more than your morning coffee. Think yummy curries or creamy mac & cheese. See how cream can make your everyday delicious.

Pot of Gold Cupcakes

Consumer Recipe

Bring the luck of the Irish to your St. Patrick’s Day celebration with these adorable and delicious pots of gold. Under the rainbow, you’ll find a tender, moist, chocolate cupcake (made from scratch in just one bowl!), rich, creamy icing and, of course, gold treasure in the form of candy!

How to start a cooking club

Consumer Article DFC - PLC

Want to explore new cuisines, test out a new cookbook, or can enough tomato sauce to make it through the year? Here’s how to make a cooking club happen.