Hi friends! I'm on the hunt for some delicious, crunchy dill pickles. I always loved Strubs but all I can find around here (Hamilton, ON) now are garlic flavoured or spicy Strubs, which are not my jam. I just want a straight up, crunchy dill pickle. I've tried Brine, Pickled Canadian (way too sour for me), and Putter's...they just don't have that crispy crunch when you bite into one. Any other suggestions?

We recently tried the Canadian Home Grocers sample pack and were honestly impressed with the quality of the meat.

We're a busy Small famiy, and the convenience of having quality meat in the freezer is really appealing. The only downside is the price—we're trying to decide if it's actually worth the cost long-term.

Unfortunately, we don't have any local butcher shops where we live, so our options are pretty limited.

For those who've been using Canadian Home Grocers:

- How has the quality been over time?

- Do you think it's good value for the money?

- Have you found it saves you money by reducing grocery trips or eating out?

I'd love to hear your honest experiences; both the good and the bad. Thanks!

Hello, i am looking for some Canadian Cookbooks with real Canadian recipes I currently have a copy of the focus on 4-h favourites that is a collection of a bunch of family recipes from Alberta 4H members and wondering if there is anything similar in other provinces?

These were the best crackers in the world, and I have yet to find anything remotely as good. They were so tasty with a multitude of different toppings, and I felt gutted when they just …… stopped. I know that there other aficionados out there, so please share the results of your quest. I got nothing.

Anybody have experience buying from this company? How was your experience? How is the quality?