TAMALES IN SQUAMISH
Handmade tamales
in Squamish.
Mexican tamales made from scratch by a family kitchen with roots in Puebla, Mexico. Find us at Squamish Farmers Market, 37996 Cleveland Avenue at Victoria Street, on market Saturdays.
What goes into a tamale
A tamale is corn masa, filled, wrapped in a corn husk and steamed. Ours are made by hand in our own kitchen, the same way they are made at home in Puebla — masa prepared from scratch, filled, wrapped and steamed in small batches.
Our fillings change with the week
We cook to what is good that week rather than to a fixed list, so the fillings vary. Call 604 389 8926 to ask what is being made before you travel.
Where to buy tamales in Squamish
Find us at Squamish Farmers Market, 37996 Cleveland Avenue at Victoria Street, on market Saturdays. No market in January or February. Market attendance can change week to week, so check our latest Instagram update first.
You can also order through our Square storefront: see what is listed .
Pre-orders and larger quantities
For a bigger batch — a party, a family gathering, an event — talk to us first so we can plan for it. Call 604 389 8926 and tell us how many you need and when.
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GOOD TO KNOW
Tamale
questions.
Where can I buy tamales in Squamish?
Totomoxtle by La Poblanita sells tamales at Squamish Farmers Market, 37996 Cleveland Avenue at Victoria Street, on market Saturdays. No market in January or February. Attendance can change week to week, so check our latest update before travelling.
What fillings do your tamales come in?
The fillings change with the week rather than following a fixed list. Call 604 389 8926 to ask what is being made.
Can I order tamales in advance?
Talk to us first, especially for a larger batch. Call 604 389 8926 with how many you need and when, and we will tell you what is possible.
Are your tamales made by hand?
Yes. Totomoxtle by La Poblanita makes them in our own kitchen from masa we prepare ourselves, filled, wrapped and steamed in small batches.