• Eczpurt@lemmy.world
    4·
    4 days ago

    Local restaurant in my town makes their own jam for the breakfast menu and they offer it in small jars to take home! I can’t speak for every ingredient in the jam but I know their menu is sourced locally as much as possible.

    Not really a brand but try and shop local!

  • Lauchs@lemmy.world
    3·
    4 days ago

    Crofter’s is available cheaply-ish in Costco. Made in Canada by a Canadian company (Crofters, though that was purchased by an American investment group so…)

  • lance20000
    21·
    4 days ago

    President’s Choice Blue Menu Twice the Fruit Jam Raspberry is one of the best I’ve had.

    I’m currently buying a French fruit spread from Costco that reminds me of it, but I’m thinking of going back due to shopping more at Loblaws again 🤢 Sacrifices must be made to support Canadian.

    If I may ask a side question, what are some good 100% peanut butters made in Canada? The Kirkland brand is made in Canada, with Canadian peanuts, but it’s an American company. Again, Loblaws has a decent one, but it is super expensive. Most peanut butters are American.

    • TheFeatureCreatureEnglish
      3·
      4 days ago

      I believe Fatso peanut butter is Canadian. It’s quite good.

      For non-peanut nut butters, look for “Nuts To You” nut butter.

      • Showroom7561
        2·
        3 days ago

        I believe Fatso peanut butter is Canadian. It’s quite good.

        They may be a Canadian company, but:

        “Where does Fatso source its peanuts? We source our peanuts from a number of sources/countries.”

        It’s possible they are sourcing American peanuts, but peanuts do come from other places, and it’s near impossible to find Canadian sourced peanuts :(

        EDIT: Found a canadian grower! https://www.kernalpeanuts.com/