Food events in Toronto this week celebrate all things fried chicken and smoked meat. Elsewhere, a Keto menu is launching and there's a pitha and vegan festival to look forward to, plus the return of Sugar Shack down by the water.
Events you might want to check out:Gdous Juicy Chicken House Grand Opening (January 4-6 @ Gdous Juicy Chicken House)
Lovers of all things fried chicken can get their fill at the grand opening of Gdous' second location on Bloor Street and enjoy some free chicken goodies.
Beach Hill Smokehouse One Year Anniversary (January 5 @ Beach Hill Smokehouse)
Beach Hill is celebrating one year of smoking meats and treats with a day-long celebration featuring live music, raffles and free sandwiches.
Bootcamp and Beer (January 6 @ Junction Craft Brewing)
Sweat it out inside of Junction Craft Brewery as Camp Fuel hosts a one hour, full-body workout followed by a fresh pint of locally brewed beer.
War on Carbs (January 9 @ Station Cafe & Kitchen)
The Keto diet is all the rage and Station Cafe is throwing a bash to launch its speciality menu taking aim at all things carbohydrate.
Beer and Cheese Pairing (January 10 @ Rorschach Brewing Co.)
Usually it's wine and cheese, but The Art Of Cheese and Rorschach are teaming up to show you how beer can be just as much of a yummy pal.
Annual Pitha Festival (January 20 @ Bangladesh Canada Hindu Mandir)
All things pitha are being celebrated at this annual festival dedicated to the traditional rice cake with tons of varieties on hand for the tasting.
Galette des Rois (January 23 @ Thompson Hotel Toronto)
Calling all kings and queens for this French traditional that involves eating a slice of King's Cake and a ceramic figurine that unlocks more goodies.
Toronto Black Vegan Festival (February 17 @ Artscape Wychwood Barns)
New this year is a festival dedicated to plant-based African and Caribbean foods, health and wellness information, guest speakers and cooking demos.
Sugar Shack TO (March 9-10 @ Sherbourne Common)
Back again is this two-day festival centred on sugary treats served up alongside live tunes, ice activities and games, food, drinks, shopping and more.
by Lisa Power via blogTO
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