#Canada
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cjmcginnis
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Q5 What food or drink would you seek out in Canada? Best places to get them? #TravelSkills
MinionMommy2Be
replying to @AllianzTravelUS @AllianzTravelUS A5. anything that is different or unique love trying new foods #TravelSkills
JohnnyJet
replying to @AllianzTravelUS @AllianzTravelUS A5 In Toronto, I go for Italian and we go to Terroni. In Vancouver I get Chinese but haven’t been in a while. In Montreal, poutine! #TravelSkills
cjmcginnis
replying to @AllianzTravelUS @AllianzTravelUS A5 My aunt Marion taught me to love dulce, a deep purple dried seaweed, from Nova Scotia as a kid. #TravelSkills
SpudHilton
A5. Fave food in #Canada? How can you not love poutine-flavored chips? Har! #travelskills
AllianzTravelUS
A5. Definitely plan to try poutine, our Canadian colleagues say it's a must! But we also hear that there are some stellar breweries to sample. #TravelSkills
KirstenAlana
A5. So easy. Any meal @EdibleCanada by @ericpateman on Granville Island in @MyVancouver Can't get enough any time I am in the city & their store, where you can buy 🇨🇦 products to take home, is wonderful as well! I mention it in my guide: https://t.co/LRbPyeONlH #TravelSkills
SpudHilton
A5. Fave food in #Canada (part 2)? Gotta be the steaks at the hotel in Patricia, Alberta. You have to cook them yourself. #travelskills #
wtcgroup
replying to @travelskills @travelskills A5: Poutine. It looks unattractive at first glance but it’s a lot better than it looks. And it’s a local comfort food that’s highly regarded locally. #TravelSkills
divergenttravel
RT @KirstenAlana: A5. So easy. Any meal @EdibleCanada by @ericpateman on Granville Island in @MyVancouver Can't get enough any time I am in…
MinionMommy2Be
RT @AllianzTravelUS: A5. Definitely plan to try poutine, our Canadian colleagues say it's a must! But we also hear that there are some stel…
NorieCicerone
A5: Every once in a while I have a hankering for the beer bread at the restaurant in the Fairmont Vancouver Airport hotel @YVR @FairmontYVR #TravelSkills
TravelPast50
A5. Lobster in Nova Scotia. And poutine, if I must and I'm really really really hungry. And beer. https://t.co/rEwoEhsejy #Travelhappy #TravelSkills
SmarterTravel
A5: Poutine in French Canada, which made our list of international foods to try before you die: https://t.co/Qp09C2wMwK #TravelSkills
AndreaFeczko
divergenttravel
RT @SmarterTravel: A5: Poutine in French Canada, which made our list of international foods to try before you die: https://t.co/Qp09C2wMwK…
cjmcginnis
replying to @AllianzTravelUS @AllianzTravelUS A5 Check out my “Business Trip: Toronto” advice on @BBC_Travel! https://t.co/wcdanIHgiv #TravelSkills
HideawayReport
A5 Check out my answer for Q4 but here are 3 of my favorite wineries from the "Napa of the North" #CowichanValley https://t.co/txouEmUJpq #TravelSkills
ArtRich7
RT @TravelPast50: A5. Lobster in Nova Scotia. And poutine, if I must and I'm really really really hungry. And beer. https://t.co/rEwoEhsejy…
jay_eatz
replying to @JohnnyJet @JohnnyJet A5 @BeaverTails it doesn't get much more Canadian than this #travelskills
GreatCanTrails
A5. Fresh lobster. All of Atlantic Canada is famous for its mouth-watering lobster which is found in abundance in the Bay of Fundy and off the coasts of Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia. #TravelSkills
Photo: Guy Wilkinson
JimByersTravel
What food or drink would I seek out in Canada? I know folks love poutine, but I’m going to say Butter Tarts. If you take the Butter Tart Trail in Peterborough/Kawarthas you can try amazing samples. The best might be Doo Doo’s in Bailieboro, Ontario. A5 #TravelSkills @pktourism
c10vr
RT @SmarterTravel: A5: Poutine in French Canada, which made our list of international foods to try before you die: https://t.co/Qp09C2wMwK…
GabeSaglie
A5 The lobby bar at the @FairmontRYH in #Toronto is a sexy joint for awesome handcrafted #cocktails! #TravelSkills
travelskills
RT @GreatCanTrails: A5. Fresh lobster. All of Atlantic Canada is famous for its mouth-watering lobster which is found in abundance in the B…
travelskills
RT @AllianzTravelUS: A5. Definitely plan to try poutine, our Canadian colleagues say it's a must! But we also hear that there are some stel…
travelskills
RT @SpudHilton: A5. Fave food in #Canada? How can you not love poutine-flavored chips? Har! #travelskills https://t.co/q75cOyz7t4
Heather_Poole
A5. SUSHI! The first time I ever went to a place where the sushi circles around on a conveyer belt was in Vancouver. As soon as we got to the layover hotel we'd drop our bags off & sprint to the sushi place. Then we'd walk around a park and then go for Bellinis #TravelSkills
travelling_mom
A5: Nainamo Bars @HelloBC. Poutine @TourismQuebec
Sushi @MyVancouver. Butter tarts @TourismON. Donairs
@TourismNS #travelskills
jay_eatz
replying to @JohnnyJet @JohnnyJet A5 pt2 Timmies is the iconic Canadian beverage (tip: double double is Canadian for 2 creams, 2 sugars) #TravelSkills
TheBonnyDoon
RT @Heather_Poole: A5. SUSHI! The first time I ever went to a place where the sushi circles around on a conveyer belt was in Vancouver. As…
mmmgsmd62
RT @AndreaFeczko: A5 Tim Horton's coffee is all that it's hyped up to be! #TravelSkills https://t.co/Qv9uvJusGN
pizzainmotion
replying to @cjmcginnis @cjmcginnis A5 Lobster, Alexander Keith's and red cream soda in Nova Scotia. #TravelSkills