BeaverTail is a classic flat, deep-fried dough from Ottawa, Canada, more similar to fried bread than pastry, and served with a variety of sweet or savory toppings. A traditional favorite, the Killaloe Sunrise, is topped with cinnamon, sugar and lemon. It is best enjoyed while ice skating on the Rideau Canal. - AsNotedIn
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| 1978/00/00 | Grant and Pam Hooker sell their first BeaverTails at the Killaloe Craft and Community Fair, west of Ottawa, Ontario. | |||||
| 2009/01/20 | Grant Hooker's BeaverTail's are served at the Canadian Embassy in Washington during US President Barack Obama's inauguration. Hooker had invented a new BeaverTail, the Obama Tail, to celebrate Obama's election victory. | |||||
| 2009/02/19 | Barack Obama | Life | US President Barack Obama makes a stop for a special 'Obama Tail' for himself and maple leaf cookies for his two daughters in Ottawa's Byward Market in Ottawa. Obama tried to pay for the cookies, but the shop refused his Canadian money. |
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