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• Wild Blueberry Smoothie

  This smoothie is the perfect way to begin any day. Van Dyk’s Pure Wild Blueberry Juice is loaded with flavour and packed full of antioxidants. Check the Van Dyk’s website to learn where to purchase

• An Evening of Wild Blueberry Delights

  You have more than likely come across Van Dyk’s 100% Wild Blueberry Juice if you do any sort of grocery shopping in Nova Scotia. It is sold at local grocery stores, farmers’ markets and pharmacies.

• Wild Blueberry Scones

  A huge thanks to chef Rob Laceby of Amherst Shore Country Inn  for sharing this delicious scone recipe. Ingredients: 2 cups (500 mL) all-purpose flour ½ cup (125 mL) granulated sugar 4 tsp (20 mL)

• Blueberry Thrills

  Reprinted from Passable with permission. While perusing my twitter feed last week, I noticed a link to this New York Times article, which extolled the virtues of Nova Scotia’s own Van Dyk Wild Blueberry Juice.

• Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival

  From Amherst to Truro, Parrsboro to Tatamagouche, Wentworth Valley to the Stewiacke Valley, communities throughout Central Nova Scotia will celebrate the Wild Blueberry Harvest Festival from August 20, 2010 – September 4, 2010. Events include

• Member Profile: Goldhawk Farm Granola

  In the early days of the pandemic in 2020, Liane and Chris Goldhawk made the move to Nova Scotia, purchasing an abandoned Christmas tree farm on the Eastern Shore. With backgrounds in hospitality, they came

• Member Profile: Rose & Kettle Tea Room at the Cole Harbour Heritage Farm Museum

  Tucked inside the Cole Harbour Heritage Farm Museum, the Rose & Kettle Tea Room is a hidden gem that anyone would be glad to stumble upon. Rose & Kettle Tea Room first opened in 1990

• Member Profile: Freedom: Culinary Culture

  Freedom: Culinary Culture Kiosk Sign (Image Provided by Dean Lucas) If you’ve spent any time wandering the Halifax Boardwalk this past year, you might have noticed a new kiosk in the food vendor area. The

• Dine Around 2026

  Dine Around Halifax is back! From February 1–28, select restaurants, pubs, cafés and bars around the city will be offering curated menus at set price points, from $10 up to $60. This event is the

• Freedom Culinary Culture

  Located at Salt Yard on the Halifax Waterfront, Freedom Culinary Culture serves house-made takes on traditional African Nova Scotian dishes, celebrating heritage through bold, delicious, and comforting flavours. This vibrant eatery honours the rich history