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Moulin Lacoste

Certified organic since 1985, this Bellechasse mill makes buckwheat flour, oat flakes and crêpe mixes.

  • Sainte-Claire
  • Food and pantry
  • Organic

About Moulin Lacoste

Moulin Lacoste is a mill in Sainte-Claire, in the Bellechasse region, certified organic since 1985. It makes buckwheat flour, oat flakes and crêpe mixes.

Moulin Lacoste suits families who love a weekend breakfast. Buckwheat crêpes, called galettes de sarrasin, are a long Quebec tradition, and a mix makes them easy on a Sunday morning or during sugar shack season with a drizzle of maple syrup. Oat flakes work well for porridge on cold days. Buying these products supports one of the province's long-running organic mills, south of Quebec City.

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Based in
Sainte-Claire, Quebec
Size
An independent, smaller maker
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Made in QuebecMade in Quebec

Questions people ask

Is Moulin Lacoste made in Quebec?

Yes. Moulin Lacoste started in Quebec and is based in Sainte-Claire. It is listed in our Made in Quebec directory.

What does Moulin Lacoste make?

Certified organic since 1985, this Bellechasse mill makes buckwheat flour, oat flakes and crêpe mixes.

Where can I buy from Moulin Lacoste?

Start with its official website, moulinlacoste.ca. Many Quebec food brands are sold in grocery stores, at public markets like Jean-Talon and Atwater, and in fine food shops.

Is Moulin Lacoste organic?

Moulin Lacoste focuses on organic or natural products. Check each product label for an official organic certification.

Is Moulin Lacoste a big company or a small business?

Moulin Lacoste is an independent, smaller business. Buying from makers like this one supports local jobs directly.

What are some local brands similar to Moulin Lacoste?

Other local brands in Food and pantry include Simon Turcotte Confiturier, Fromagerie Médard, Les Fromagiers de la Table Ronde, Les Savoureux.

How did Moulin Lacoste get on this list?

Montreal Tips lists businesses that started in Quebec and still make, run or are based here. Listings are free and never sponsored. If you run Moulin Lacoste and want to update this page, contact us.

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