Edmonton Green Onion Cake Capital Sticker

Green onion cakes are not from Edmonton. Edmonton just refused to let them go anywhere else, and this Edmonton green onion cake sticker is proof.

Siu To opened Happy Garden in 1978 and started selling them to festival crowds, and the city never really stopped ordering them. You’ll find them at Heritage Festival, Taste of Edmonton, the Fringe, food trucks, and farmers markets. Locals have tried more than once to make it Edmonton’s official food. It never passed, but nobody told the festival lineups that.

Made to last through festival season

Not a sticker that peels the second it hits a cooler lid. The Green Onion Cake Capital sticker is cut from weatherproof, UV-resistant vinyl that handles Alberta sun, rain, snow, and car washes without fading or lifting. Outlasts the lineup at Heritage Festival.

✔ Weatherproof vinyl, indoor and outdoor rated
✔ UV and fade resistant, built for Edmonton weather and potholes
✔ Strong permanent adhesive
✔ 3 inches on its largest side
✔ Designed and printed locally in Edmonton, Alberta

Stick it on your water bottle, laptop, cooler, or festival lawn chair. Also a solid gift for the Edmonton transplant who still talks about their first green onion cake.

Add it to your cart before the next festival lineup starts.