About
Tasting Canada is dedicated to eating, drinking, reviewing and recommending all things foodie and boozie in Canada.
We are a group of people with mouths and stomachs for the eating and drinking part and fingers for the typing of the reviewing and recommending part.
Our Peeps
Dave
Dave considers himself the ultimate foodie!
Claire
Claire is an Australian who has made Vancouver her home for the last 16 months, As her visa's life draws to a close Claire is making her way across Canada in what will hopefully be a dining frenzy.
Elinor
Elinor is the unofficial correspondent for Montreal. An obsessive cookbook collector, she loves working with local, seasonal ingredients, experimenting with new recipes and cuisines, and tasting the best that Montreal has to offer.
Gretchen
Gretchen’s cooking style is largely influenced by her love of all things French. She produces rustic, unpretentious food and dreams of one day owning a B&B in the south of France.
You can follow her on Twitter @gretchyt
Hans Peter Meyer
Hans Peter Meyer is the primary food and beverage correspondent for the mid-Island. His print posts have appeared in EAT Magazine (2004-2011) and locally in The Island Word (2010-current). He manages a 600+ member Facebook page called Eating and Drinking in the Comox Valley, as well as the BonVivantVancouverIsland.com blog (approx 1100 pageviews in Jan 2011) and the @BonVivantVanIsl Twitter account (980+ followers).
For more information, please contact Hans at connect@hanspetermeyer.com, @hanspetermeyer, or 250-792-1408
Jen
Jen is a Vancouver communication designer that loves food but she cannot cook (well). She is Asian that loves Dim Sum and Ramen but will never ever touch a fish or sashimi. But she has a tongue and taste buds and she loves to eat, take pictures of the food and will tell you everything about it.
Lisa
Lisa is a foodie who recently became a vegetarian again and now looks longingly at bacon. Her goal is to find hidden gems in the food and booze world of Canada and then let you in on the secret.
Rami
Rami is a Vancouver filmmaker who loves sushi so much, he will eventually turn into a sushi roll. Don't look for him on Twitter or Facebook - social media's not his thing. Instead keep an eye out for a big camera and a hat.
