New Product & Sales

It took a while, but we found a great source for pure, natural, Birch Syrup! This is a rare and unique product, 4x as difficult to produce as Maple Syrup! Birch is a culinary syrup, excellent for marinades, dressings, mixes, drizzled on your favourite fruits/nuts/cheese…fruity notes with a tart, citrus finish – low in sugar! We also have a “Birch for Breakfast Syrup” (only water & sugar added) that pairs well with your breakfast foods…or anywhere else! Sweet, with the fruity tones of the pure syrup, but without the tartness.

Thanks to Glenda & Rory at The Canadian Birch Co. for all their hard work and excellent service!

For the next month, all our orange shirts & our 2 Spirit shirts (also available in orange) are on sale! All sizes one price, all in our exclusive UNCEDEDxKTC© designs!

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