Those Girls at the Market

08/22/2026

One week away!!!! Come visit next Sat!

08/21/2026

Get to know me (more?) 🤭 Thanks for your questions!

&A

08/17/2026

Finally! 🤣 I got the cherry pitter. You guys have been sliding into my DMs for years telling me to get one. Here is my review for anyone considering one:

PROS 👍
- WAY faster than pitting them one by one

- Can pit both large cherries or small cherries

- Felt ergonomic and easy to use (once I figured it out)

- Affordable at only $17.99 & accessible (Canadian Tire)

- Stores in the “lock” position; compact storage & lightweight

CONS 👎
- Some cherries were too small and would go right through the tray, even when using the small cherry side

- Still had to manually remove the pit one by one after it was pushed through

- Took around 5% of the flesh of the cherry with the pit

- Hard to clean

Overall, for the amount of time saved and how much less my body hurts compared to the stainless steel straw method (used to get sore and stiff neck/shoulders and back), I have to say..: it’s definitely worth it!

Thanks for watching ☺️

08/14/2026

Oh my goodness, it’s already market time. Market prep is officially underway, first stop kith+kin market happening at Prairieland Park HALL D on Sept 12-13, 2026.

🛒 200 local businesses, $5 admission. Who’s coming?! Let me know in the comments AND let me know what flavours you want to see 👀

I’ll post a full market schedule soon… it’s a BIG ONE 😬

08/08/2026

08/08/2026

It’s time for some FUN and time for some FREE 🤭 We are doing a summer-loving giveaway featuring all of our fav seasonal chocolates and we’re adding a little twist on bonus entries!

How to enter:
1. Follow Those Girls at the Market | Lifestyle Chocolate
2. Like this post
3. Tag 3 friends (in seperate comments), each additional tag is + 1 entry

BONUS
+ 1 entry: share this post to your story (tag us so I can track your bonus entry!)
+ 10 entries: leave a review on Google (Those Girls at the Market) and/or Facebook (Those Girls at the Market) between Aug 8th - Aug 31st 2026

*Authentically* of course- this is not a bribe but if you love our chocolate as much as we love making it, please leave us a review to let us know and spread the word 🙏

Okay, now on to the fun part!

THE PRIZE:
1 x Happy Hour Collection
1 x large S‘mores Dark Chocolate Bark
1 x large Tropical Storm Bark
1 x Raspberry Rhubarb Bar
1 x Sask Sour Cherry Bar
1 x Nibs & Salt Bar

That’s crazy, right?

Well, it might be ALL yours! 🤩 What are you waiting for?! Let’s GO!

Details: this contest is not affiliated with Meta/Instagram. Winner will be randomly selected on August 31, 2026 and announced on our Instagram story. We will NOT contact you asking for personal information - please be aware of scammers! The winner will be tagged and asked to contact us. Open to all Canadian residents (we can ship the prize but may wait for a window of cooler temperatures so it does not melt).

HAPPY TAGGING! 🤩✨🙏🥰

07/31/2026

Sour cherry season 🍒

07/25/2026

Omgosh what the heck Julianna 🤦🏻‍♀️🤭 I have forgotten to announce our seasonal collection for this month🤣 Its only the 24th so although I may be late, I didn’t totally miss it 😬

Our current seasonal collection is my personal favourite and will be featured throughout July and August because I love it THAT much! It’s called our “Happy Hour” collection inspired by summer cocktails 🍹 All alcohol-free, but full on flavour!

🥥 Piña Colada: creamy coconut dark chocolate with chewy organic pineapple tidbits and raw shredded coconut

🍊Sangria: a fruity fiesta of pomegranate, grapefruit, and orange

🥃Old Fashioned: Bourbon vanilla, bitter cacao powder, orange, and sour cherry garnish

🍋‍🟩Mojito: fresh muddled mint & zesty lime

As always, $3 from our Happy Hour collection is donated to the YMCA of Saskatoon summer camps supporting accessible programs for the youth in our community!

07/16/2026

Our neighbours 🫶🏻

Do you know Saskatoon’s heritage? Today, the Key to Cultural Heritage would like to spotlight the living heritage of Saskatoon’s Roxy Theatre!

The Roxy Theatre, located in the Riversdale neighbourhood, was built in 1930 and is a great example of the Spanish Villa style of architecture. The Roxy came at a time when Vaudeville (a theatrical genre of variety entertainment, which often included skits, juggling, ballet, etc!) was dying out, causing fewer theatres to be built with functional stages.

The architecture:
🏛️ Designed by F.F. Le Maistre of Winnipeg, the Roxy Theatre’s facade features brown brick with recessed architectural detailing in a lighter brown brick.
🏛️ It has decorative-pattern bricklaying, limestone insets, and two curved limestone angle brackets at the upper corners.
🏛️ The overhanging tin roof imitates Spanish tiled roofs.

Find out more about the Roxy Theatre here on the saskatoon.ca heritage register!

Do you have a personal story or connection with the Roxy Theatre, buildings like it, or even other pieces of cultural heritage in Saskatchewan? You could win a prize just by sharing your story in our Key to Cultural Heritage campaign!

You can also help support Saskatchewan heritage by donating. This money goes directly to the Sask Heritage Coalition, who are working to keep heritage living.

Find out more about Key to Cultural Heritage here: https://saskmuseums.org/services/key-to-cultural-heritage/

Let’s get up, get out, and explore Saskatchewan together!