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Food Culture General

Grinning Face will make you smile

For a tasty new take on gelato, visit the ladies at Grinning Face in Toronto’s popular Cabbagetown neighbourhood. Instead of cow’s milk, proprietors Keo Williamson and Julie Phokeo use milk from the finest coconuts going. With a medieval-looking steel press, they crush the shells and...

For a tasty new take on gelato...

July 10, 2017

Food Culture

Domino Foods

Domino Foods at St. Lawrence Market

January 17, 2017

General

“You’ve got to walk the Market, that’s the only way to get the very best.”

This week Harvest Wagon celebrated its 40th anniversary and a beautiful expansion of its store on Yonge Street in Toronto. Freshstalks sat down with founder Tony Di Marco to learn why he loves what he does. “Whether it’s visiting the farmers or the wholesalers,......

June 8, 2017
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A wooden structure is erected to house the farmers’ market, fronting on to King Street, the north end of the Market Block. This area later becomes known as St. Lawrence Market, Toronto’s base for the wholesale and retail distribution of goods. Photo courtesy of Toronto......

January 5, 2017
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St. Lawrence Market popular even in its early days. Photo courtesy of Archives of Ontario...

January 26, 2017

Grinning Face will make you smile

Domino Foods

“You’ve got to walk the Market, that’s the only way to get the very best.”

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