Covered Bridge Potato Chips

Covered Bridge Potato Chips from New Brunswick Canada are now available in Western Canada through Planet Foods.Covered Bridge Potato Chips use their farm grown Russet Burbank Potatoes to create a darker chip with a unique flavour. In keeping with traditional methods, they use no preservatives or artificial colours or flavors. These Canadian Potato chips are 100% cholesterol free, gluten free, trans fat free and are produced with GMO free Canadian canola oil.The Albright family grows each potato on their farm, and produces each chip in their facility. This family run business is sustainable, and truely Canadian.

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5 Reasons to Use Equinox Maple Flakes

Top 5 reasons to use Maple Flakes as part of a well balanced diet:

1. Provide texture and flavor along with sweetness so you use less (a plus), but get more taste (also a plus).
2. Contain important minerals like manganese and iron.
3. Have half the calories of a teaspoon of sugar.
4. Allow you to buy natural, unsweetened products and add just enough sweetness.
5. All natural and pesticide- and allergen- free, so they are safe for the whole family to use.
   
   

Tomorrow (June 17) we will Tweet quick Recipes all day that use Canada's Equinox Maple Flakes.

"The New Worlds First Natural Sweetener"

Equinox is a truly Canadian product and it is now available in Western Canada. Equinox Maple Flakes is a traditional sweetener made by using pure maple sap. This sweetener is a healthy sweetener to use in the place of refined sugar and artificial sweeteners. It is high in minerals which help regulate blood sugar. The Weston A. Price foundation has many ideas on how to use this product. Here is a wonderful article on the health properties of maple sugar and some delicious ideas on how to use it.

PatsyPie Peanut Butter Cookies

January 21, 2009

PATSYPIE PEANUT BUTTER COOKIES


Please note that PatsyPie Gluten-Free Bakery does NOT buy any peanuts or peanut butter from either Peanut Corporation or King Nut.

At PatsyPie, we buy our peanut butter from a local Montreal company.
The peanuts originate from Georgia USA.
In Montreal, they are dry roasted and then ground.

Pat Libling