Canadian maple donut full#
Right: BLAKE JORGENSON/DESTINATION BC PHOTO BeaverTailsĬanada is a great country to be a dentist because Canadians seem to have a full mouth of sweet teeth. Left: The famous Bannock Taco, photo courtesy of the SLCC. Or combine an ATV ride with a salmon bake at the Crystal Hut on Blackcomb Mountain for a touch of outdoor adventure, just the way Canadians like it. The venison bannock tacos are pretty incredible too and serve as the perfect lunch break for the ultimate Canadian culture afternoon spent hitting the Cultural Centre and the new Audain Art Museum. The Thunderbird Café in Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre has an incredibly tasty wild salmon chowder served in one of Canada’s most celebrated First Nations museums. From fishing to tourism to providing nutrients for our forest ecosystems, wild salmon literally are the lifeblood of British Columbia. Their drive to migrate through the ocean to spawn in the same stream they were born in remain one of nature’s greatest mysteries. Out west, we are fiercely proud of our wild salmon. Wild Pacific Salmon & Traditional Bannock Find this tasty bit of Canadiana at Portobello in the Fairmont Chateau Whistler in the Upper Village. Maple syrup is a historical part of the Canadian identity and bacon is like candy with protein so to have all that combined in donut form…it’s more fun than confederation. Studies show us Canadians eat about 600 million donuts a year (that’s more per capita than any other country on the planet) and once you try this delight it’s easy to understand why.
Canadian maple donut free#
We’ve already outlined Whistler’s most Canadian activities but in case you miss out on the free cake and ice cream, here are some other uniquely Canadian snacks, treats and beverages to help you party like a real Canuck! Maple Bacon Donut
There’s a parade, a pancake breakfast, and a free performance from the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra. Maybe we need extra energy to make it through those long winters or maybe living in igloos helps us appreciate the finer things in life, but as we roll into this great nation’s 149th birthday why not celebrate with some unique Canadian treats?Ĭanada Day in Whistler is a big deal.
The best things about Canada have got to be our stunning natural landscapes and the friendly people who live here, but Canada also excels at sweet treats and savoury delights.
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