Cronions?

October 4, 2010 3:58 PM

Crunchy onion goodness?

Where can I buy Cronions (of Norwegian make) in Canada, preferably Toronto?

posted by Go Banana to Food & Drink (5 answers total)

Does Toronto have a Swedish or Scandinavian neighborhood (a la Lincoln Square in Chicago)? I find that if I need German or Swedish ingredients, I can usually find them in Lincoln Square which, historically speaking, is a Scandinavian neighborhood, though it's more hipster parent-y now.
posted by santojulieta at 4:14 PM on October 4, 2010

is there an ikea near toronto? they sell them in their food section...
posted by jazzybelle at 6:14 PM on October 4, 2010

IKEA sometime has something similar. Probably not Norwegian, though.
posted by backwards guitar at 6:15 PM on October 4, 2010

How different are they from French's Fried Onions?

If they don't have those in Canada, a quick trip across the border will show every grocery store stocking up on them for the infamous Green Bean Casserole for Thanksgiving.
posted by CathyG at 6:59 PM on October 4, 2010

Yes, seconding substituting French's Fried Onions. They've (Grocery Stores) got 'em here in Toronto. Years ago I made that infamous Green Bean Casserole when I threw a dinner party for American Thanksgiving.
posted by Fuzzy Monster at 5:45 AM on October 7, 2010