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Local & sustainable are the keywords for April. Enjoy the latest of what we have to offer at Amaranth!
From finding ways to persevere in remembrance to supporting local Albertan businesses, we all have opportunities to give back and to contribute to our community. This month diversify your choices to help Canadian businesses by shopping with us at Amaranth Foods!
Read MoreLet's all find gratitude for our abundant lives this October. From our very first collaborative ancestral blend to locally sourced snacks and some exciting newcomers, you’re sure to find something that leave you feeling thankful this autumn.
Read MoreFall into Immunity is the theme of this season, starting in September we’ll be highlighting not just the back-to-school essentials but also everything to support a healthy and thriving immune system for each of your family members!
Read MoreFamily is not an important thing. It’s everything. For us at Amaranth prioritizing family is finding unique, local products that suit everyone’s needs, no matter the age! Find all the late summer essentials you need and early Back to School bargains.
Read MoreYahoo! Are you ready for Stampede this weekend? (or K-Days for our St. Albert friends later this month!) We certainly are! From cowboy breakfasts to celebrating the outdoors, enjoy our latest July offerings this month.
Read MoreHave you ever felt like your body was speaking in a cryptic language, leaving you puzzled about what's really going on? Those unexplained health issues could be linked to histamine or mast cells. Understanding the role of histamine and mast cells might just crack that code.
Read MoreEnergize yourself this month! June is the time for fueling our bodies and minds into physical activities, sports or heading outdoors as the sun shines longer each day. We’ve also got some Father’s Day goodies for you to surprise dad!
Read MoreA big component of what I would call “herbal medicine” are tinctures. Herbal tinctures have been used for thousands of years, made by soaking plant parts (e.g., leaves, flowers, roots, bark, etc…) in a solvent like alcohol or vinegar, which allows for a greater part of the whole plant to be extracted.
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