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*[http://www.wildfoods.ca/ Canadian Wild Foods] [[Category:Japanese cuisine]]

*the [[Canadian Food Inspection Agency]] (CFIA) *[http://www.inspection.gc.ca/english/fssa/concen/specif/arsenice.shtml Canadian Food Inspection Agency] — Factsheet

...he official state grain) and it is mainly cultivated in [[paddy field]]s. Canadian wild rice is usually harvested from natural bodies of water; the province o [[Category:Canadian cuisine]]

..., the berry is valued both by [[Nordic countries|Nordic]] seafarers and by Canadian [[Inuit]] as protection against [[scurvy]]. Its high [[benzoic acid]] conte [[Category:Canadian cuisine]]

In [[Jewish cuisine|Jewish]] and [[Romanian cuisine]] a sweetened horseradish-vinegar sauce called ''chrain'' or ''hrean'' trad * [[German cuisine#Spices and condiments]]

...cially popular in the cuisine of the US state of [[West Virginia]] and the Canadian province of [[Quebec]] when they emerge in the springtime. A common descrip

...Canola]], originally a syncopated form of the abbreviation "Can.O., L-A." (Canadian Oilseed, Low-Acid) that was used by the Manitoba government to label the se [[Category:Cantonese cuisine]]

:''For the Canadian [[fanzine]], see ''[[Opuntia (fanzine)]]. ...refreshing drink. The fruit is a favourite in [[Cuisine of Sicily|Sicilian cuisine]], where it is called '''''ficurinnia'''''<ref name = indiafig>"[[India]]n

By one specific example in the [[Canadian Broadcasting Corporation|CBC]] interview, [[Earl Mindell]] claimed the [[Me [[Category:Chinese cuisine]]