Wild Bites is an interactive virtual nutrition and cooking program that brings First Nations children and families together to cook, learn, laugh, and build kitchen confidence.
Wild Bites brings food and nutrition education to life through interactive virtual experiences where children and families cook, learn, and participate together. From hands-on cooking to practical resources, every experience builds skills, confidence, and positive connections with food.
Founded by Registered Dietitian Sabrina, Wild Bites works with First Nation communities across Canada to make food, nutrition, and cooking education engaging, practical, and fun for children and families. Built around listening and connection, Wild Bites recognizes that every community is different and begins by understanding the families, priorities, and goals of the communities it works with.
Discover the idea behind Wild Bites and what makes the experience unique. Meet Sabrina and learn how Wild Bites brings food, nutrition education, cooking, and family participation together in an engaging experience that builds confidence and practical skills.
Every community is different. Let’s talk about your goals, the families you serve, and how Wild Bites can be brought to life in a way that works for your community.
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Wild Bites is based in Indian Head, Saskatchewan, on Treaty 4 Territory, the traditional lands of the Cree, Saulteaux, Dakota, Lakota, and Nakota Peoples, and the homeland of the Métis. We are grateful to live and work on these lands and honoured to connect with Indigenous communities across many traditional territories.