Good Morning #Canada
And Happy World Chocolate Day! Chocolate is important to Canada and our cocoa related industry totals $2.6B annually. Canadians eat an average of 6.4 kilos of chocolate a year, which, based on an average bar size, is at least 160 chocolate bars per year, per person. That puts us at 9th place on world chocolate consumption – a kilo more than the U.S. That consumption includes all baking and prepared foods.
#CanadaIsAwesome #Chocolate #MMMMMM
https://www.statcan.gc.ca/o1/en/plus/1345-sweet-data-bite-canadas-love-chocolate
July 7 is World Chocolate Day, an annual celebration of the tasty food that traces its introduction to Europe on that day in 1550. Centuries later, Canadians have a collective sweet tooth. So you know their national statistical agency has some delectable data on consumers and the industry.
Good Morning #Canada
On May 28th it's your responsibility to celebrate National Hamburger Day. The history of the hamburger can be traced back to Roman times (I read that on the interwebs) but it's generally accepted that the burger-on-a-bun was made famous at the 1904 St. Louis World’s Fair.
There are lots of "best burger places" online, both local and national, but here is a totally objective list of the best 7 in all of Canada.
#CanadaIsAwesome #Hamburger #mmmmmm
https://travelmagazine.com/the-seven-best-burgers-in-canada/
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