You are what you eat
This dish is surely a favourite at the Muffet's family picnic
Curds and whey
Bruno Mars Guitars
Rooted in European history, this city is best known for inventing an American backyard BBQ staple.
Hamburg
This popular summer event attracts cowboys and city-dwellers alike.
Calgary Stampede
The English can be credited for inventing this milky punch.
Eggnog
Use your best olive oil when making this Italian favourite.
Foccacia
This colourful band gets a bit of culture with a night out at this type of event.
Green Day Ballet
This largest mountain range is the namesake for a minty chocolate treat.
Andes
This oldest department store in Canada is named after a famous trader.
Hudson's Bay
Prior to becoming Santa Claus, Tim Allen goes by this alter ego.
Scott Calvin
This citrus isn't for the squeamish.
Blood orange
Ironically, this Canadian singer prefers CDs over this medium.
Alanis Morrissette Cassette
This longest river in France is also associated with a well-known wine region.
Loire
This last province to join Canada is known for it's distinctive accent and rather large dogs.
Newfoundland
Add some spices to your Chianti to create this cold-weather favourite.
Mulled wine
Patience and an even keel are virtues when it comes to this method of cooking.
Sous vide
This Linkin Park song might be appropriate to listen to, after huffing too much of this artist's medium.
Faint Paint
Planning to visit this west coast city? Book your ticket carefully. One requires a passport; the other doesn't.
Vancouver
Depending on the time of day, you might not be able to take your boat out on this body of water.
Bay of Fundy
This kind of log probably isn't the best for your fireplace.
Yule log
This prickly delicacy is proof that you can't judge a book by its covers.
Sea urchin
There's no place for misery when you're standing in a circle beating one of these.
Soul Asylum Drum
Madagascar
This second largest lake entirely inside Canadian borders was the location of Alone, Season 6.
Great Slave Lake
He played George Bailey in a famous movie about appreciating everything life offers.
Jimmy Stewart