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Thanksgiving Ranch · Southern Alberta

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100% Gluten Free

Three gluten-free, small-batch favourites, made by hand at the ranch. Bring a little Southern Alberta to your table.

$12 CAD per 250ml jar · $10 CAD shipping per order · Tax included

Southern Alberta, CanadaGluten FreeEst. 1957
Thanksgiving Ranch Bustard's Mustard, original 250ml jar

Bustard's Mustard

$12 CAD

250ml · The everyday favourite

Our prepared mustard — a binder for roasts, a dip for chips, a spread for sandwiches. Sear it on a salmon fillet until it caramelizes. Delicious on everything.

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Thanksgiving Ranch Gin Dijon, original 250ml jar

Gin Dijon

$12 CAD

250ml · A little spirit. A lot of flavour.

A pub-style mustard with a gin kick. Whisk equal parts balsamic and olive oil for a dressing, or pair it with sausages, sandwiches, and roasted meats.

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Thanksgiving Ranch Habanero Jelly, original 250ml jar

Habanero Jelly

$12 CAD

250ml · Sweet meets heat

A sweet heat that loves goat cheese and crackers, glazed chicken wings, or a smoky salmon bite with capers.

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What people say about the sauces

  • “Please start shipping overseas, don't count the calories when staying here, live your life and taste everything from the purest fresh air to the naughty and very delicious sauces.”

    Sharron

  • “This review is for the Bustard's Mustard and Habanero Jelly — they are delicious! Our neighbour bought them as a gift and we immediately had to find out where to get more.”

    Paula Cardozo

  • “You guys HAVE to get your hands on some of “Bustard’s Mustard”. I was very generously gifted some this Christmas along with their Gin and jelly; and let me tell you, this stuff is AMAZING. The mustard pairs well with everything I’ve tried it on, and the Habanero jelly with Brie is to die for. I just ordered an entire box. I can’t get enough of this stuff.”

    Lindsay Doell