SAINT JOHN, N.B.—Spending some time in southern New Brunswick? Invented locally in 1920, this peanut fudge and dark chocolate treat can be found all over town, but try the Slocum & Ferris stand in the Saint John City Market for $1.28. (47 Charlotte St.)New Brunswick dulse: Also on hand all over Saint John City Market is dulse — a longtime favourite snack of locals made from sea lettuce that can be chewed or ground up and used as seasoning. Whale tail tongs: Marine life is as plentiful in New Brunswick as are talented artists. This scented souvenir comes courtesy of local business Marysville Soapery, and can be found at downtown Saint John boutique The Butcher’s Daughter for $7.50.

Source: thestar November 01, 2017 12:56 UTC