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Maple candy! Mmmm

What about a can of Tim Hortons coffee?
I think Ketchup chips are only Canadian as well.

Canadian Oreos!

I have no idea what the name of these are, but my Canadian housemate in London's parents sent us a care package that included sandwich cookies in the shape of a maple leaf with a maple syrup creme filling. I'm sure they were ridiculously sweet (this was several years ago now) but we loved them, and I'm pretty sure I've never seen those anywhere else in the world!

ETA: I just googled and apparently you can get them at Trader Joe's now. I've never stepped foot in a TJ's so that may be why I had no idea you could get them in the States.,,

Someone sent me Coffee Crisp, soooo good! I don't know what else you have, but take some of those at least!

@prettylizy: the closest you can get is a pecan pie. But it's not the same.

Butter tarts! Coffee Crisp, Smarties, all-dressed chips, maple cookies!

KETCHUP CHIPS!!!!!!!!!

Can you bring me some? LOL.

Maple syrup will need to be either < 3oz/100ml or bought in the dutyfree zone.

Ice wine is another nice treat, though we do have that in the US.

i think campinos are canadian? i mailed a few packages to a friend in the US years back.

smarties. and rockets. so you can show them that american "smarties" are just "rockets."

@travelgirl1: Those are Smarties in Canada too.

TBH I never quite tasted any difference between those and M&Ms.

When I travel home from Oz there are a few things that are must haves - some are transportable, some not
- BEAVER TAILS - at least one a day
- Oreos - they just aren't the same anywhere else
- Coffee crisp
- That toffee - can't remember what the brand name is, but it comes in a tartan package
- 10 million pancakes with 100 million gallons of maple syrup
- Fuzzy peaches (do they have those in the US?)
- Any and all roots paraphernalia

@travelgirl1: I guess, it's more that they AREN'T American! They have rockets, like the halloween candy, and they call those smarties. It's just... sad. Because the chocolate ones are so much better and they are missing out on all the smarties goodness.

@sunny: Ma'am. Please step away from the M&M's. They are not the same. Don't get brainwashed!

@blackbird: me too!!!

@prettylizy: @Mrs. Oatmeal: @oliviaoblivia: what are butter tarts and where do I find them?!

Where do I find half these things. LOL I need a list for my next Canada trip.

I also think Canadian Heinz 57 ketchup tastes a million times better. It has fruit as a sweetener and I may cart it across the border.

@sunny: M&M's have pretty cute commercials, but it's all part of the propaganda, I'm sure of it.

@sunny: @regberadaisy: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Butter_tart

ETA: Lots of people love them, I actually think I'm the only person I know who dislikes butter tarts. I'm a shameful Canadian.

@sunny: that jingle is where my former username came from.

We have a bakery in town that only sells butter tarts. Twenty flavours. Droooooool.

Skor bars! Are those Canadian?