While powwows, bannock and Indian tacos go hand and hand -- the Indigenous food staple is making its way off the powwow trail and helping bridge cultural divides. SKIP TO MAIN CONTENT.

The most popular dish this evening is the Indian taco. It's a large piece of fried bannock – a bread introduced to native communities by Scottish settlers – covered in ground beef, lettuce ...

Bannock tacos are a modern adaptation that have become a staple in Indigenous cuisine—you can find them on the menu of many Indigenous owned restaurants in BC including Salmon and Bannock, Kekuli Cafe ...

Aimed at filling a gap in the local market by sharing traditions and tastes of Indigenous culture for everyone to enjoy, menu items include bannock tacos, bison burgers and bannock dogs, according ...

The restaurants offer bannock burgers, bannock tacos, even bannock breakfast sandwiches. But Bond has given the bread more of a modern twist, serving it with a cream cheese and Skor chocolate topping.

Others eat it for breakfast topped with fresh berries or maple syrup. Still others use bannock for a specific version of ...

Just as there are more than 630 First Nations communities within Canada, as well as Métis and Inuit, with their own different cultures, traditions, and languages, there are a variety of ...

New owners Kasey Allen and Dan Sell — founders of The STIL ice cream shops — bought The Funky Taco last August. They recently ...