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Top 12 Items Every Nova Scotian Should Have

Nova Scotia is home to many unique items. But we’ve put together a list of the Top 12 Items Every Nova Scotian Should Have. Think of it as your Nova Scotia survival guide.  It’s full of quirky Nova Scotia items.

#1 Doers’ & Dreamers’ Guide

The Nova Scotia Doers' & Dreamers' Guide used to be a staple around Nova Scotia. Filled with adventure and things to dream about and do in the province. Since the internet took over, they aren't distributed like they used to be.

You can still request one on Tourism Nova Scotia's website. It's a great guide to have on hand to plan your Nova Scotia adventures.

#2 Lobster Crackers

Whether it's for a holiday or just-because feast in the summer, lobster crackers are much needed utility in Nova Scotia. They help you crack them lobster claws to get at the Nova Scotia delicacy.

#5 Crib Board

Have you ever been "skunked"? You don't want to be in a game of crib. Crib boards are another thing found in many Nova Scotia homes and cottages.

#6 Donair Sauce

Donairs are a unique Nova Scotia food and if you plan on making some homemade ones and don't have a recipe for donair sauce, you might want a bottle of this!

#7 Alexander Keith’s

The Pride of Nova Scotia is now distributed around the world. Alexander Keith was Mayor of Halifax and a brewmaster. People still toast the man today. At his grave in a Downtown Halifax cemetery you can find empty cans and bottles of his creation.

#12 Beep

Beep is a Farmer's Dairy creation and uniquely Nova Scotian. Currently discontinued, there is talk of Beep making a comeback with a limited release. If so, stock up!

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