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Growing up in Saskatchewan, the arrival of BC Tree Fruits was the highlight of the summer. The trucks would roll in selling fresh fruit like BC Tree Fruits Cherries grown in the Okanagan Valley. Now that I am a BC resident, we cannot get enough of these premium, delicious Cherries!
Cherries are easily the perfect summer snack, they are delicious, healthy and convenient. They are also incredibly easy to add to many of your favourite recipes. With BC Tree Fruits Cherries being in season for only 4-5 weeks from June-August, we enjoy these delicious cherries on repeat all day, every day!
Our family is passionate about supporting our Canadian economy. Even more so when it’s local to BC! Which is exactly why we always look for the leaf. That leaf tells us that we’re getting fresh, local cherries from BC Tree Fruits.
Aside from a good Cherry Pie, I have a bunch of cherry recipes under my belt. I love experimenting with flavours and cherries are a delicious way to playdelicious way to play. One of my personal favourites is our Dark Chocolate Cherry Bark with Sea Salt.
The Dark Chocolate flirts with the sweet/tart side of the delicious premium Okanagan-grown cherries. While the sea salt helps marry all the flavours together. Obviously, these BC Tree Fruits Cherries is the main component to making this recipe work and knowing that they are locally grown, and fresh, make this recipe a go-to every time! With cherries in season right NOW, it’s the perfect time to pick up a package of BC Tree Fruits cherries from your local grocery store and create this recipe for some summer fun.
Learn more about BC Tree Fruits Cherries and how you can find more delicious premium Okanagan-grown product and remember to look for the leaf when you’re shopping.
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Line a pan with wax paper
Melt down 2 dark chocolate bars.
Sprinkle the dehydrated cherries into the melted dark chocolate.
Sprinkle with Sea Salt
Place in freezer until completely frozen.
Cut into pieces & enjoy
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8 Responses
Agreed! I cannot get enough of our local cherries either. BC cherries are so plump and juicy. I have a weakness for sweet and salty together and this recipe sounds dee-lish. 🙂
We love cherries! So so good! And you add chocolate to that <3 love it.
I love when I can help support a local brand as well. Those cherries look delicious.
Oooh, that looks so delicious!
As a kid, I didn’t like cherries, because the only cherries I ever saw were the maraschinos. And I didn’t like any “cherry-flavored” artificial things either. It wasn’t until several years later that I actually tried a REAL cherry and I was blown away by how great they are. What had I been missing out on all these years?
We literally just ate a bag full of these cherries. They are so tasty
Wow, this looks delicious! I never would have thought of making chocolate bark with dried fruit myself!
Cherry’s are my favourite. They would go great with chocolate , I’ve never tried it . Sounds really good .