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Monthly Archives: July 2010

>I Think I Can

(http://www.lafromagerie.ca/ photo credit) For over a year we have been dropping off samples and trying to get our crackers in one of the finest cheese shops on College. As a constant reminder, we walk by the store several times a week, often stopping for a wedge of cheese, baguette or croissant. One day out for […]

Posted byevelynscrackersJuly 27, 2010November 28, 2011Posted inLife of a Cracketeer, PlaygroundTags: artisan crackers1 Comment on >I Think I Can

>In A Little Town Called Aurora..

>”Hi there, I came down to Toronto this Saturday to the market with my sister-in-law. I bought your Spicy Dal crackers, and your lavender shortbread crackers (and your red fife flour) this weekend, and just wanted to tell you how much I LOVE the crackers, and cookies. I went right home and made fresh humus […]

Posted byevelynscrackersJuly 27, 2010July 5, 2011Posted inOur Fans/Partners1 Comment on >In A Little Town Called Aurora..

>Small Chive

>Well, if we can’t get out of town for the summer Evelyn’s Crackers sure are. Their heading to Midland, Ontario. Ciboulette Cie (Small Chive and Company) is a great little food shop is now carrying our full line of crackers. Apparently, they are flying off the shelves! So much for have cracker; will travel. Here […]

Posted byevelynscrackersJuly 7, 2010November 28, 2011Posted inOur Fans/PartnersTags: artisan crackersLeave a comment on >Small Chive

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