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The Dark Tickle Company is Homegrown Success!

October 2, 2014 Live Rural NL

The Dark Tickle Company, St. Lunaire-Griquet on the Great Northern Peninsula, NL offers homegrown wild berry products in the forms of jams, jellies, vinaigrette, syrups,

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Squashberry Jelly & Dark Tickle Tea for Breakfast

April 6, 2014 Live Rural NL

On a recent visit with my Grandmother Pearl, she gave me a bottle of her homemade squashberry jelly. I truly love this stuff! This morning,

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BUY LOCAL: Why not wake up to local coffee and teas from Dark Tickle Company?

February 17, 2013 Live Rural NL

Waking up to local coffee and teas from Dark Tickle Company in St. Lunaire-Griquet is the perfect way to begin your day. This morning I perked some

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Jumping Bean Blueberry Tea

June 16, 2011 Live Rural NL

I look for products that are Made Right Here, in Newfoundland & Labrador. Sometimes, I am able to find them when I catch NTV‘s Danielle Butt on

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Fisherman’s Brewis for Sunday Dinner

April 3, 2011 Live Rural NL

The fish has been soaking the night prior. Whenever a Newfoundlander says “fish” he is referring to cod fish. If he is talking about other types

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Bakeapple Jam, Vinegar and Tea

July 9, 2010 Live Rural NL

If you grew up in Rural NL part of the experience is tasting many of the locally grown berries, such as the partridgeberry (lingonberry), squashberry,

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