Marché Jean-Talon · Montréal
FRESH FROM THE FARM SINCE 1959
Free-range eggs, raw honey and pure Québec maple syrup — hand-picked by Le Capitaine, delivered across Canada.
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12 x Double Yolk Extra Large White Egg
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Pure Natural Honey Churned 1 Kg MK
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Pure Buckwheat Flour
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Pure Royal Jelly 25000Mg / 25Gr MK
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Pollen 170 Gr
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12 x Organic Biologique Large Brown Eggs
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TREASURE FROM THE HIVE
RAW HONEY, ROYAL JELLY & POLLEN
Harvested in Québec and left unpasteurized, our honeys keep all their character — from bold buckwheat to delicate blueberry. Round out the hive with royal jelly and bee pollen.
FROM THE FARM TO YOUR TABLE
FRESH EGGS, SIMPLY BETTER
Free-run hen eggs, certified organic and kosher duck eggs, or guinea fowl (pintade) eggs for the gourmet. Every egg is dated by its lay day.
PURE QUEBEC GOODNESS
MAPLE SYRUP, A LOCAL SWEET TREAT
A 100% pure maple syrup, amber and rich, made the traditional way. Perfect on pancakes, in desserts, or to glaze your savoury dishes.
WHY LE CAPITAINE
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SINCE 1959
A Jean-Talon institution
Over sixty years serving Montréal with honest food from local producers.
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CANADA MADE
Delivered coast to coast
Shop online and we bring the market straight to your door, anywhere in Canada.
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SAFE DELIVERY
Arrives-broken guarantee
If a box ever arrives damaged, we send a replacement right away. No fuss.
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Rosh Hashanah 2026: Traditions, Meaning and the...
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Rosh Hashanah 2026: Traditions, Meaning and the...
Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, runs from Friday, September 11 to Sunday, September 13, 2026. Discover its traditions and the sweet symbolism of apples and honey — and how...
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3 Honey Recipes for Rosh Hashanah
Celebrate Rosh Hashanah (Sept 11–13, 2026) with three easy honey recipes: a traditional honey cake, honey-glazed carrots, and apple-honey-walnut bites. Made with Le Capitaine's pure Quebec honey for a good...
3 Honey Recipes for Rosh Hashanah
Celebrate Rosh Hashanah (Sept 11–13, 2026) with three easy honey recipes: a traditional honey cake, honey-glazed carrots, and apple-honey-walnut bites. Made with Le Capitaine's pure Quebec honey for a good...
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Honey at Rosh Hashanah: The Sweet Symbol of the...
Honey is the sweet heart of Rosh Hashanah (Sept 11–13, 2026). Discover why we dip apples in honey, how to choose the perfect jar, and shop Le Capitaine's pure Quebec...
Honey at Rosh Hashanah: The Sweet Symbol of the...
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