I don’t think we even have celebrity frozen foods n Canada!
We have a couple Canadian chefs and restaurants selling frozen foods which are usually okay.
That said, Ryan Reynolds currently has given his name to some scrambled egg potato bowl at Tim Hortons, which is ready to eat, rather than frozen. Which I probably will never try. LOL.
But you may have frozen celebrities from time to time. 
True.
There was a Celebrity Cooks tv show in the 70s. I have the cookbook and it includes some recipes from some Canadian celebrity ice skaters. That’s pretty close to a frozen Canadian celebrity.
My God I saw a few faces there … well, let’s just say, I now feel really old …
Chuck Hughes, Martin Picard, Ricardo, all Quebec chefs, available at all grocery stores, at least in Quebec.
Just realized the airlock won’t work with the deli container. Maybe I will use an appropriately sized jar, but will continue any exploits on the fermented pickle thread.
Good call w/ the jar.
I may follow you down the rabbit hole.
Absolutely ridiculous. Most celebrities have no shame nowadays. Some need the money and some don’t. And you know what… I could care less.
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I did find the original post with all the comments on the Wayback Machine.
Its posted on the Fermented Pickles thread
This makes for a delish dipping sauce for most anything — I used it with roti chicken that wasn’t as juicy as on the first day of purchase, but I could see it over steamed broc, or grilled veg. It’s even better combined with a little bit of my favorite Vietnamese kumquat hot sauce (or chili crisp for those who don’t have access to this magic ingredient).
Oooooo. Sounds like my next " need."
I wish I remembered where in town I picked this up, tho 
The Asian market I recently went to carries the small size I linked, but I got a big one… somewhere, and foresee needing a new bottle soon 
Curious to hear what you think about it, and how you put it to use.
I purchased Arahova tzatziki in Ontario last week.
Arahova is a small chain of Greek souvlaki and gyro restaurants in Montreal. I was excited to see their tzatziki available.
Unfortunately, it’s too salty for me. I like the Better Than Yia Yia’s brand more.
These aren’t new by any means, but new to me. I bought some Tokyo Banana from my local HMart, and these things aren’t bad! I wasn’t sure what I was expecting, except that they’d be a little bit bigger. Not too sweet, good banana flavor. I’ve heard that these are popular snacks, souvenirs or gifts for JP travelers, but I’ve never tried them.
