Gingerbread Building Contest - THE RESULTS

We’re pretty sure this contest was the highlight of our 2020. Six Warehouse District businesses competed in what we hope was our first annual Gingerbread “House” Building Contest. Here’s how it went:

  • Contestants were given two basic gingerbread kits each (one “house” and one “village”).

  • They could assemble the kits however they liked, but had to include at least two edible elements sourced from businesses located in the Warehouse District.

  • A few days were permitted for construction, photos and videos were submitted of each finished project, and voting took place on Instagram and Facebook.

The contestants:

The Creations:

Alton Tangedal Architect Gingerbread House

Alton Tangedal Architect Ltd

Warehouse products used:

- Apple chips, lentils, arugula, and parsnips from Local Market YQR
- Coffee beans from Caliber Coffee
- Beer from Rebellion Brewing Co (icing)

Crosby Hanna Associates Gingerbread House

Crosby Hanna & Associates

Warehouse products used:

- Coffee beans from Brewed Awakening
- Candy from Dollarama (inside Value Mall)

DKM Engineering Gingerbread House

DKM Engineering Ltd

Warehouse products used:

- Granola bars from Cafe Drip
- Sugar cookies from Brewed Awakening

Grace Thyme Gingerbread House

Grace & Thyme

Warehouse products used:

- Custom edible image cookie from Queen City Cakes (Grace & Thyme logo)
- The Old Red Pantry sugar cookies from Local Market YQR

Nicole Chen Gingerbread House

Nicole Chen

Warehouse products used:

- Peppermint bark from Queen City Cakes
- Cookies from The Everyday Kitchen

Sawchyn Guitars Gingerbread House

Sawchyn Guitars

Warehouse products used:

- Protein bites from Brewed Awakening
- Cookies from Local Market YQR

The Winner:

But who won?? Wait no longer—the winner was Alton Tangedal Architect Ltd! Their team won a catered lunch by Legacy Catering & Services. Here’s their creation from all angles:

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