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Healthy ways to satisfy your sweet tooth

Consumer Article DFC - PLC

Find yourself craving a little sweetness? If so, you’re not alone! Research suggests that our taste for sweet foods is innate – we’re actually born with it. Experts believe that we evolved with our liking for sweetness because our brain depends on glucose (a basic type of sugar) to function.

DFC statement on Farmgate Milk Pricing

Corporate News

Each year, the Canadian Dairy Commission (CDC) reviews the cost of production data using an established formula to assess whether there is a need for a price adjustment of milk at farmgate, the price allocated to dairy farmers.

Quickles: All the flavour, without the fuss

Consumer Article Canadian Goodness Author

Quickles are more than just a fun word to say out loud (try it). They’re a quick and easy way to add a little extra something to your meals. Enjoy the flavour of perfectly tart pickled veggies without the long wait.

Curry Chickpea Pasta Salad

Consumer Recipe

Inspired by the South African favourite, often called curry noodle salad, this pasta salad is made with one of the easiest dressings you’ll ever make – yogurt simply stirred with fragrant curry, garlic and lime – and has such vibrant flavours you’ll find yourself making it over and over again. The chickpeas and vegetables, along with the whole wheat pasta make it hearty enough for lunch or even dinner.

Little Plum Puddings

Consumer Recipe

Here is an update to a British Christmas classic. Serve in individual canning jars with a vanilla caramel sauce that your guests can enjoy pouring over their own puddings.

What supply management means for Canadians

Consumer Article DFC - PLC

Canadians should have the first and most important say in how we produce our food. Less dependence on other countries to meet our food needs means less uncertainty in times of global disruption or instability. Supply management offers peace of mind to farmers and consumers.