Foods That Warm Us

These whole wheat pancakes are healthy and delicious. We love serving them with our flavourful Ginger Butter.

Steel cut oats cook up beautifully in the slow cooker. Put this gingerbread-spiced breakfast in your slow cooker before you go to bed and wake up to a hot comforting breakfast.

Steel-cut oats take a bit longer to cook than rolled oats do, but once you taste this hot breakfast dish, you’ll understand why it’s worth it. These oats are made all the more tasty with the addition of cinnamon, apples and vanilla and, if you’d like, a touch of maple syrup.

This flavourful beef chili mimics the taste of traditional Mexican mole, thanks to the addition of cocoa, cinnamon and other spices.

Ham and barley come together in this filling tomato soup. Take some to work or school in a thermos on a day when you need some warming up.

The flavour of this soup comes from the Ras el Hanout, a Moroccan blend of spices that you can easily put together at home. This vegetarian soup makes for a hearty lunch or a light supper.

This tasty layered casserole brings together the structure of lasagna noodles and the zesty flavours of beef, taco seasoning and salsa.

This tasty layered casserole brings together the structure of lasagna noodles and the zesty flavours of beef, taco seasoning and salsa.

Butter chicken is an East Indian dish with amazing warmth and flavours.

Simmering spices in apple juice is a great way to make a warming non-alcoholic drink. Make a batch or two of this juice at your next skating party or after a day on the ski hill.

If you love eggnog, then this is the hot chocolate for you! Perfect for the holiday season or after a day of winter activities.

Kids and adults alike will love this fun hot chocolate drink. Get all the flavour of s’mores in your cup by topping hot chocolate with broiled marshmallows and graham crackers.