Make your downtown time count, look up these low key comfort foods near the Stockyards from www.thekremix.com and taste the difference for yourselves. A heads up - preorder online at kremix-100683.square.site by Thurs 11:59PM (EDT) for a seamless grab-n-go Sat pickup.
Can't speak from experience so not sure how helpful these are but my search shows some options you can consider if interested:
• Some LCBO carry these, check availability near you - Burdock Brewery "Triple Ducks" 10%; Spearhead Brewing Co Big Kahuna Imperial IPA 10%; Walkerville Brewery Imperial Stout 10%; Nickel Brook Kentucky Imperial Stout 12%
• In Barrie - Divinity Barrel-Aged Barleywine 17% - Flying Monkeys Craft Brewery
• In Ottawa - Between Two Evils Barrel Aged Imperial Stout 10% - from Dominion City Brewing
• In Toronto - TDWDTG Mole Stout 13% - from Blood Brothers Brewing
• In Milton - Imperial Stout 11.9% - from Third Moon Brewing
All the best!
We're Kremix 👋 We're thrilled by the overwhelming interest! Check our profile, or head to www.thekremix.com for more details! Appreciate the support.
We'd love to send them, but we only deliver within Toronto - and pickup ensures they arrive peak freshness. We're just a message away if you're ever in town: www.thekremix.com/Contact-Us
Enjoy your staycation! A heads-up tho, we're small batch, preorder only kitchen. Preorder online at kremix-100683.square.site by Thurs 11:59PM (EDT) for a seamless grab-n-go Sat pickup. Check out our FAQs page for more details: www.thekremix.com/faqs . Thank you for valuing our slow-crafting made-to-order process!
It's often called jelly rather than cake in SEA, I believe. Refreshing and light 🤤
Indeed it is!! Made from real fresh pandan leaves
Hope this is cool to post here... Just wanted to say a quick hello to the neighborhood and share a little labor of love we're baking up to bring some sweetness to the area (Stockyards, Toronto, ON)!
We recently took a leap of faith, trading our comfort zone to bake real comfort.
As a side note: it's crazy how much red tape there is just to sell food in Toronto! We have the utmost respect for anyone who took the courage to start any food venture here.
Just want to drop this here in case it helps someone else out, better late than never. Gore-tex is my go to for anything waterproof since few years ago. I have yet to discover Canadian brands with gore-tex, do check out Rab gore-tex jackets if you're interested, definitely functional with lots of pockets. Our Khroma converge gore-tex jacket holds out well under cold winds and heavy rains