A passion project with a simple idea

Share good food, grown with care, by people who value where their food comes from.

Based in Greater Sudbury, Off the Bee’tn Path grew out of a love for local ingredients, healthy choices, and foods that feel honest and nourishing. The focus has always been on products that are organic whenever possible, gluten-free, refined sugar-free, and made or sourced locally.

These are foods chosen because they’re enjoyed personally and shared because they’re worth sharing.

Adelle Larmour-Delong

Off the Bee’tn Path is led by Adelle, a busy, hands-on Northern Ontario woman with a mix of talents that tend to surprise people. She’s a mom of three grown boys, a musician, black belt, journalist and former school teacher.

She’s also an avid outdoors person, the kind of person who feels most at home in the garden or bush with the dogs and with something good baking in the kitchen.

When she isn’t working with food, Adelle also does practical repair work including outdoor canvas jobs like custom-made boat tops, enclosures, seats, large storage bags, etc.

A little more about Off the Bee’tn Path

At the heart

At the heart of Off the Bee’tn Path is raw Northern Ontario honey. Surrounded by boreal forest and northern wildflowers, the bees produce honey that reflects the land it comes from. From there, the offerings naturally expanded to include other thoughtfully-sourced foods—wild rice, granola, garlic, maple syrup, and chocolate—each chosen for quality, integrity, and flavour.

For people like you

Off the Bee’tn Path is about more than just selling food. It’s about slowing down, knowing your producers, and choosing ingredients that feel good to bring into your home.

It’s for people who shop at farmers’ markets, attend seed swaps and cooking classes, and are willing to pay a little more for food that’s local, thoughtfully-made, and rooted in community.

Local to Sudbury from Wahnipitae

Production happens in a licensed commercial kitchen in Wahnapitae, with honey, granola and bread made in small batches. When something can’t be produced in-house or runs out seasonally, Off the Bee’tn Path works closely with trusted local growers and producers who share the same values. Supporting one another is part of the philosophy. Local food works best when it’s a win-win for everyone involved.

Come Visit

Find us at the Sudbury Market at Elm Place most Saturdays and shop at Seasons Pharmacy and Culinaria on Lorne St for Granola, Chocolate and fresh gluten-free sourdough bread!