53 Top-Notch Canadian Gifts Sweeter Than A Can Of Maple Syrup, Eh

Need to wake up, eh? Canadian Whisky & Maple Infused Coffee blends bold medium roast with smooth whisky warmth and rich maple sweetness. It’s like a campfire hug in a mug – minus the flannel, but definitely full of Canadian charm and caffeinated swagger.

Unlock your inner land baron with an official deed to 100 square inches of majestic Canada! Impress friends, confuse surveyors, and receive a quirky certificate plus fun facts. So go ahead and own a piece of the Great White North – it’s tiny, but mighty!

God bless Canada, an honorary member of the Midwest. They were kind enough to lend Tim Horton's and super warm hats like this one to folks who borrowed some of their accent, eh. The buffalo plaid hat is warm enough for a frozen Minnesota morning and if temps are just above zero, the ear flaps can be moved up.

Make your mornings special, start having some candy with your coffee! It'll be extra special when you enjoy it with some Nestle Coffee Crisp, which is a heavenly mix of crispy, crunchy toffee and chocolate. It's sans peanuts, so everyone can enjoy it.

Americans have syrup in bottles but Canadians are doing it the rustic way with a can and you can taste the difference. Crack this bottle open and enjoy almost a full half-liter of deliciously sweet, rich, and earthy Canadian maple syrup.

When temps start dropping, cuddle up and cheer on Canada in every hockey game with this blanket. It's reversible, with a silky flag on one side and a soft fluffy sherpa on the other. It measures about 50"x60" in size, just big enough to share.

Garlic probably isn't the first thing you think of when you hear "Canada" but it'll be the only thing you think of after trying this delicious black herb. It's fermented and aged a full 90 days before being packed into the jars, ready to eat and enjoy.

Help a guy achieve his final transformation into a cargo-short-wearing, pun-making dad with this Canada flag dad hat. The lettering and embroidered patches are slightly raised to give it a cool collegiate look.

There's maple syrup and then there's Escuminac, a gourmet drizzle for waffles or pancakes that'll make you melt like butter. There are three to sample in this pack, each from a different harvest. The strength ranges from delicate to strong and every bottle is packed with nothing but single-origin, organic goodness.

You gotta love Canada because they're serious about their cheese snacks. If you're obsessed with Cheetos, give Cheezies a try. They're made with real aged cheddar cheese, which gives it a nice bite and might just be, dare we say it, better than American Cheetos. Try it yourself and find out.

On chilly mornings, which is most of them if you're in Canada, nothing feels quite as good as sipping a hot Tim Horton's coffee and wrapping your robe a little tighter to your body. This maple leaf road gets an "Eh" for awesome and feels luxurious and fuzzy.

Would you get an "eh" in Canadian history and trivia, or are you as dumb as a moose? Find out by breaking out the card game and seeing if you're up to answering the 140 questions on its cards. From sports to history to pop culture, it's all here.

Call these your good luck maple socks because when you're wearing them you'll have a little extra pep in your step. The charming pair of socks are breathable and comfy and suitable for wearing with a thick pair of boots or a pair of Birkenstocks.

Dress to impress down at the outdoor rink with a pom pom hat on that shows off your love for your country. This adorable Canada hat is warm as all get out and has a fun red and white Nordic pattern and big fluffy pom pom.

Depending on your age, you might have looked out for magnets like these when you were on cross-country road trips in the US. Canada's provinces look just as cool in vintage form, and you might be tempted to see if you can fit them together like the country itself. There are 14 in the set, including a flag.

There's a lot more to do in Canada than you might think, eh? Use this book to explore the Great White North to its fullest potential. There are 70 extraordinary trips to take by boat, bike, and foot that'll put you up close and personal with the Canadian flora, fauna, and natural wonders.