Made with real Canadian-grown strawberries, gluten-free oats, and simple ingredients. Available once a year while supplies last.
Over 400,000 bars sold | Made in Canada | Gluten-Free | Limited Edition
Grown in a family farm in British Columbia
Proudly made in Canada from Canadian farmers and food producers
Real people making great products
★★★★★
"Strawberry sunshine
is the best flavor!!"
- Lesley M.
★★★★★
"Delicious! Great texture
and flavour. Would definitely
buy again."
- Susan H.
★★★★★
"Great flavor, just the
right amount of sweetness,
and healthy but not too
many ingredients.
- Jennifer H.
★★★★★
"They are delicious.
I like that it is made in
Canada along with
supporting small business .
- Pam W.
★★★★★
"The Best! Love all
of the products made
by "Made With Local"
but the strawberry is my
favorite. Love that they're
not too sweet and the perfect
snack right before a workout."
- Pam W.
People wait for it.
Stock up when it drops.
And message us when it’s gone.
Because it actually tastes like strawberries. Bright, fresh, and just the right balance of sweet + slightly tart.
Strawberry Variety Bundle 36-pack
Not too sweet. Strawberries provide the flavour, while organic wildflower honey creates a balanced sweetness.
Yes.
Yes, with Canadian-grown strawberries.
Yes.
Not until next year's summer release.
Created in partnership with the North Shore Mi’kmaq Tribal Council, Strawberry Sunshine celebrates Indigenous youth, creativity, and community. The packaging features artwork by Mi’kmaq youth artist Reese Simon, whose design brings the spirit of strawberries and sunshine to life while sharing their story on a national stage.
The artwork features the Mi'kmaq words Atuomko'mink meaning Strawberries and Na'gu'set meaning Sun.
The North Shore Mi’kmaq Tribal Council is a not-for-profit dedicated to advancing innovation and promoting Indigenous involvement in major projects within Mi’kma’ki.
The NSMTC primarily serves its seven Member Nations – Amlamgog (Fort Folly), Natoaganeg (Eel Ground), Oinpegitjoig (Pabineau), Tjipõgtõtjg (Buctouche), L’nui Menikuk (Indian Island), Ugpi’ganjig (Eel River Bar), and Metepenagiag (Red Bank) – while extending support to 25 additional First Nations across Atlantic Canada.
The council provides service delivery, technical support, and capacity-building in water and waste management, housing and infrastructure, post-secondary education funding, training and employment, community development, clean energy opportunities, environmental stewardship, and health service coordination.
The NSMTC’s mission is to foster the health, sustainability, and economic prosperity of its Member Nations.
