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18 Highly Giftable Snacks, Sweets and Kitchen Treats Made In Canada

Build your own foodie gift basket with these homegrown delights.
By Chantal Braganza
a selection of food gifts such as honey, chai syrup, chocolate peanut butter and gummy candies

Photo illustration by Aimee Nishitoba.

Even though we’re winding down on the last few weeks of the year, it’s not too late to pick up a Canadian-made treat or two for a loved-one’s stocking—or for yourself.

Klondike Kettle Corn Christmas Box This Whitehorse-based business began as a small-batch stand at a farmer’s market in 2010. It now ships its flavours nationally, including seasonal favourites such as white chocolate cranberry and an ultra-delicious candied apple caramel corn. $37 for a box of five seasonal flavours, klondikekettlecorn.com

Squish Candy Sleigh All Day Gift Box This Montreal-based candy outfit offers one of North America's largest selection of gummy flavours, with and without gelatin, and in almost any cute shape you can think of. Their holiday box mixes up some of the year's best picks into a gift-friendly candy blend. $17, squishcandies.ca

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