LCBO Food & Drink Early Summer 2019

VEGGING OUT Whether you’re working at a farmer’s market or heading to one with your family, Tattly temporary tattoos are a super fun way to start the day. Easy to apply and lasting two to four days, the Farmers Market set (set of 8, $20) features replicas of exquisite watercolours of farm-fresh vegetables. Available, along with a selection of other food and drink designs, at Scout (Toronto, 416•546•6922, iheartscout.com).

NICE TRAY, EH? You’re bound to stir up fond memories and great conversations presenting snacks or drinks on these new Heroes Trays (from $50 each, 13 × 17 inches), with portraits by Toronto artist Wendy Tancock. Choose either Hockey Heroes or Canadian Heroes, featuring the likes of Leonard Cohen, John Candy and Wayne Gretzky—and even Casey and Finnegan. For retailers visit abbottcollection.com.

TIME FOR A TOAST?

There’s always a reason to cele­ brate! For those not imbibing, Töst (750 mL bottle, $15.95) is a bubbly, non-alcoholic blend of carbonated water, white cran­ berry juice, white tea, ginger and spice. Also a refreshing alternative to morning mimo­ sas. Available at Bradshaws

(Stratford, 844•271•6281, bradshawscanada.com).

VERSATILE STYLE Designed and manufactured in Toronto, the Vinsi Wineform ($89, in 11 colours at vinsiwineform.com) is assembled by simply sliding pieces together—no tools required. Use to store, display and even chill wine: it fits in the fridge! Made from a recycled material that’s firm yet flexible enough to expand and accommodate larger Champagne bottles. Con­ nect and stack multiple units together as your wine collection grows.

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