Chatterbox #214 – Canadian food
Episode description
Poutine, maple syrup, Nanaimo bars—all great Canadian food! In this Chatterbox episode, Andrew and Morag talk about typical Canadian food. Join them—but beware, you might get hungry!
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Fun fact
Canada is closely associated with maple syrup. Globally, around 70% of maple syrup is produced in the province of Quebec alone. No wonder the maple leaf is on the Canadian flag!
Expressions included in the study guide
- To dip one’s toe
- Fiddly
- To live abroad
- Dope
- To go mental
- Go get lost
Chatterbox #214 – Canadian food
Episode description
Poutine, maple syrup, Nanaimo bars—all great Canadian food! In this Chatterbox episode, Andrew and Morag talk about typical Canadian food. Join them—but beware, you might get hungry! [powerpress]Fun fact
Canada is closely associated with maple syrup. Globally, around 70% of maple syrup is produced in the province of Quebec alone. No wonder the maple leaf is on the Canadian flag!Expressions included in the study guide
- To dip one’s toe
- Fiddly
- To live abroad
- Dope
- To go mental
- Go get lost
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Sign inHosts: Andrew Bates and Morag St. Clair
Music: Something Elated by Broke For Free, Step On by Jahzzar
Episode preparation/research: Andrew Bates
Audio editor: Andrew Bates
Transcriptionist: Heather Bates
Study guide writer: Matty Warnock
English editor: Stephanie MacLean
Operations: Tsuyoshi Kaneshima
Image: Lindsay Moe (Unsplash.com)
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