I would love to find Cascadian Farms Multi Grain Squares in Toronto. They are freaking great! Here is the product page: http://www.cascadianfarm.com/products/product_detail.aspx?cat=8&upc=0-21908-13333-1 Any clue? Thanks! Jonas (1 reply, last updated by DishyDiva January 15, 2009)

I found them at Whole Foods (Newton or Fresh Pond) in the freezer section. I believe they were Ocean Spray, but I think I’ve seen them by Cascadian Farms too. (3 replies, last updated by EmmaFrances April 15, 2009)

Don’t know where your friend lives in Japan, but Cascadian Farm brand pickles are available at many of the supermarkets in Tokyo catering to foreigners, including National Azabu, as well as at health food stores like... (1 reply, last updated by Rachel M. July 16, 2002)

As you head over Hwy 20 toward Winthrop/Twisp, stop at the Cascadian Farm stand a few miles east of Rockport. They make homemade ice cream from their own organic berries. Their espresso shakes are also outstanding. Avoid the... (3 replies, last updated by kiliki September 1, 2004)

Great tip – thanks! An online search turned up Cascadian Farms frozen lemonade concentrate, which seems to be fruit-juice-sweetened. I shall investigate further at the local Whole Foods. Thanks, Anne (13 replies, last updated by anniemax October 15, 2007)

I was shocked at how similar this recipe was to steakhouse creamed spinach. don’t let the list of ingredients fool you – it’s really great, especially when made with a good quality frozen spinach. I like the... (5 replies, last updated by Harters February 5, 2009)

This isn’t in Seattle, but if you’re on a hiking/road trip along the North Cascades Highway in Rockport/Marblemount, you must try the ice cream at Cascadian Farms. Hard ice cream, organic, good ingredients, and they... (8 replies, last updated by nonbei September 19, 2007)

They’ll contain more than just potatoes (or they’d be frozen cut potatoes) but Whole Foods 365, Alexia (as mentioned above), Cascadian Farms, Ian’s, and Trader Joe’s contain little more than potatoes,... (6 replies, last updated by Scrapironchef August 24, 2007)

for the perfect hot dog. They had blind tastings and to sum up: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/19490465/ The perfect catsup: Hunt’s ... runner up – Heinz organic The pefect mustard: Gulden’s Spicy Brown Mustard The... (6 replies, last updated by Candy July 6, 2007)

cheese. I use Cascadian Farms yogurt, but Stoneyfield is probably good, too. You want one of the natural ones, as it behaves better. (5 replies, last updated by pan cakes August 1, 2008)

; - Cascadian Farm Kosher Dills with Organic Cucumbers, 24 oz. glass jar, $1.99. the pickles have a taste that is more subtle than the usual commercial and chemical pickles; - Jarlsberg Lite Reduced Fat (50%) Deli Thin sliced... (9 replies, last updated by Scrapironchef May 25, 2007)

picnic tables on a lawn by the river. For treats, definitely stop at the Cascadian Farm stand 3 miles east of Rockport on the hwy for homemade ice cream made with their own organic fruit. They have terrific milkshakes and a lovely... (8 replies, last updated by Sue August 18, 2005)

It’s called “Staying in Business” or “Reality of the Marketplace”. Who do you think owns Cascadian Farms and Muir Glen? How about General Mills! Now Kashi and Cascadian Farms are in regular... (26 replies, last updated by ChinoWayne February 20, 2009)

, eventually, is a desirable thing in cereal. My favorite so far has been Cascadian Farms Hearty Morning, but the “crunchy bran strands” remind me and my partner of rabbit droppings (and they’re not crunchy,... (24 replies, last updated by mogo October 16, 2008)

Take a glorious drive over the North Cascades Highway. Two hours from Seattle stop for a potty break at Cascadian Farms and have some fresh berry shortcake or ice cream. Then truck on to the Methow Valley and head for the little... (25 replies, last updated by clearskies0810 October 24, 2009)