Aliments Merci Merci Mère Nature

when i’m looking for some cheap nuts or dried fruits, this is pretty much the place i go to because of their 3 for $ 5 deal which is an awesome deal.
it’s probably one of the cheapest store in JTM with great service and staff. there’s always a lineup at the cash till by the door which makes navigating quite tedious but still manageable.
too bad they don’t have dried cherries but other than that, i’ve always found what i was looking for

Merci is one of my optional stops on my visits to the JTM. It’s a great place to stop in to pick up some basic food items to round out my shopping trip, like a bag of unbleached all-​purpose flour, some olives, or even spices. It’s pretty tiny though, and I am constantly impressed by how many different items they manage to cram into the space. Need some tempeh? They’ve got choice! Need some super fancy chocolate chips for your next baking adventure? They’ve got you covered. The staff are always pleasant and helpful and it’s just overall a great place to have nearby to all the plentiful produce of the JTM.

Même à quelques minutes de la fermeture (on né se rend pas compte de l’heure qui tourne parfois), les employés né te font pas les gros yeux noirs ou né t’éteignent pas la lumière pour te mettre dehors. Non, ils ont vraiment le sourire et ont l’air content de travailler à cet endroit. ça fait plaisir à voir!
J’ai d’autres épiceries biologiques comme coup de coeur, mais j’aime y trouver les fruits secs chez eux. Ils en ont une grande panoplie. Cependant, je né trouve pas tous les produits naturels et bio que j’aime me procurer. C’est pour cette raison que je me tourne vers d’autres commerces dans le même genre pour compléter mes emplettes.

Le spot où j’aime bien terminer mes emplettes lorsque je vais au Marché Jean Talon. C’est petit mais j’aime beaucoup, les employés sont toujours de bonne humeur et on y retrouve une belle variété de produits bio à bon prix; une étoile de plus pour la grande sélection de farines, noix et épices en vrac!

Peppy little health food store in Jean Talon market, ideal for when nights of deep fried pickles and hot peppers catch up with you. They have the healthy power green juice in the big bottles, the sesame seed rice cakes, a whole section devoted to gluten free pastas — in fact everything in the store that is gluten free is clearly indicated with a blue dot. You can get Santropol coffee here and homemade peanut butter and organic canned vegetables and Indian food and organic granola bars and chocolates and sesame seeds and sulfite-​free apricots. The staff here is funny, cool and incredibly helpful — I once had a guy who worked there take a bottle of mineral water out of my hands to show me the through-​the-​roof fluoride content in it while explaining to me about how this makes holes in my brain. A horrifying fun fact, and pretty much the definition of good-​to-​know info. If you’re a tourist checking out Jean Talon market there is no real reason to shop here, but if you’re a local there’s lots to love.