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Province Spotlight: 10 Alberta-Made Products You Need to Try Now

April 16, 2025

Alberta is more than just prairies and mountains—it’s a powerhouse of proudly Canadian food makers crafting everything from gourmet snacks to pantry staples. Whether you’re a local foodie or just want to support Canadian-made, here are 10 incredible Alberta-based food businesses worth checking out.

1. Sylvan Star Cheese – Red Deer County

Known for its award-winning Gouda, Sylvan Star Cheese is handcrafted using milk from local Alberta cows. Their smoked Gouda and Grizzly Gouda are fan favourites—and once you try them, you’ll know why.

2. Valbella Gourmet Foods – Canmore

This family-run smokehouse has been delivering European-style meats and sausages since 1978. Their air-dried beef, pâté, and bacon are must-tries if you’re looking to upgrade your charcuterie board.

3. Little Bear Gelato – Calgary

Made in small batches with natural ingredients, Little Bear Gelato is a hit with Alberta dessert lovers. Flavours like honey lavender and dark chocolate sea salt are rich, creamy, and 100% Canadian.

4. Alberta Prairie Meats – Olds

Offering premium Alberta beef, pork, and poultry, this local meat shop sources directly from nearby farms and producers. Try their house-made jerky or breakfast sausage for true Alberta flavour.

5. Wild Tea Kombucha – Calgary

Founded by two female entrepreneurs, this kombucha brand brings bold, creative flavors like blueberry rooibos and raspberry ginger. It’s refreshing, low in sugar, and brewed right in Calgary.

6. Drizzle Honey – Calgary

Ethically sourced, raw honey made by small-scale Canadian beekeepers. Not only is it delicious, but Drizzle also supports sustainability and pollinator-friendly practices.

7. Honest Dumplings – Edmonton

These handmade, gourmet dumplings come in unique flavours like truffle oil mushroom and maple pork belly. They’re frozen for convenience but taste like restaurant-quality takeout.

8. Calgary Heritage Roasting Co. – Calgary

Campfire-inspired coffee with a mission to plant a tree for every bag sold. Their medium roast blends are a great way to start your day—especially knowing you’re supporting Canadian forests.

9. Wild Rose Brewery – Calgary

Craft beer fans, rejoice! Wild Rose Brewery creates bold, small-batch beers including the ever-popular Velvet Fog and Electric Avenue. Proudly brewed with Alberta-grown barley.

10. Mojo Jojo Pickles – Edmonton

This small-batch pickling company is turning heads with bold, creative flavors—like gin pickled beets and whiskey cherries. A must-have for any gourmet pantry or cocktail kit.


Why Support Alberta-Made?

Buying local keeps dollars in the community, supports Canadian jobs, and helps small producers thrive. Plus, you get unique products made with heart—not mass production.


 

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