Martha Stewart - At The Delicious Food Show In Toronto
Martha Stewart attended the Delicious Food Show in Toronto, an interactive consumer-based tradeshow, showcasing the latest and hottest in food products, wine and spirits, restaurants, and food equipment.
Our Passion
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Ice Syrup™ is a wholly natural and distinctive Canadian product derived from Vidal and Cabernet grapes varieties. Ice Syrup is a unique, one-of-kind food product with unlimited versatility, endless applications and the ability to morph flavours and enhance foods both as a stand-alone food/beverage condiment or an ingredient in multiple food applications.
Ice Syrup Raw
Vidal Ice Syrup founder Steve Murdza with Donald Ziraldo of Inniskillin Fame and Blue Rodeo star Jim Cuddy.
Vidal Ice Syrup Vineyard
A day at the Ice Syrup Vineyard as the grapes are netted to protect them from marauding birds. The true and surreal beauty of the vineyard shines through in this slide show that accentuates the vine and the fruit it bears.
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A new product has been creating a name for itself in Niagara's icy vineyards, one that you many find novel but very familiar. Steve Murdza, owner of company Sweet and Sticky, has found another use for the sweet and frozen grapes used for ice wine; the soon-to-be-iconic Ice Syrup.
Martha Stewart - At The Delicious Food Show In Toronto
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"I have since sampled the products and find them to be of extremely high quality and good value. These are special products that are uniquely Canadian and I expect they will be a big success. "
Matthew Opferkuch
"I used the Vidal Ice Syrup as a glaze for pork chops – painted it on while barbecuing - and it was delicious. Next stop pancakes."
Tony Aspler
The concept of Icesyrup is a brilliant one and an extension of the now famous Canadian Icon Icewine. Icesyrup is basically the same "nectar of the Gods" without being fermented and in addition it is further concentrated to yield an extraordinary elixir that is a great accompaniment to any food. As an example, it should be used as one would use Balsamic vinegar. Modestly yet with great impact."
Donald Ziraldo
"I think that it's a wonderful product and can be used in a variety of ways, from baking to food preparation. I look forward to its uniqueness and quality, not to mention that it is a great Canadian product."
