Cree syllabics representing Mitsoh, meaning eat

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Cree syllabics representing Mitsoh, meaning eat

MITSOH means “eat” in Cree

Cree syllabics representing Mitsoh, meaning eat

Indigenous Founded

Mitsoh Began With a Simple Question:

What if the food that sustained Indigenous communities for generations still has something powerful to offer today?

Rooted in Indigenous tradition and made for modern life, Mitsoh brings real, nourishing food back into everyday snacking. Food with history. Food with purpose. Food that connects people to something deeper than convenience.

Portrait of Mitsoh founder Ian Gladue wearing a Mitsoh shirt

The Story Behind the Snack

Ian didn’t set out to build a snack brand.

He was looking for a way back to something deeper. Food that meant something. Food that connected to family, culture, community, and the kind of strength that has carried Indigenous people for generations.

In a snack aisle full of fillers, shortcuts, and empty promises, Ian saw a chance to bring something different forward. Something rooted in tradition, but made for the way people live now.

Mitsoh was created to carry that story into everyday life through real ingredients, bold flavour, and food that actually sustains you.

For Ian, this has never been just about making snacks. It is about carrying something forward.

"I didn’t set out to build a brand. I was searching for purpose and a way to reconnect with my culture. Mitsoh became the way to carry that story forward."

— Ian, Founder
Historic Indigenous imagery showing bison meat drying on wooden racks
Mitsoh founder Ian Gladue standing with a woman in traditional regalia beside a tipi

Rooted in Tradition

Long before protein bars and ultra-processed snacks, Indigenous communities made foods to sustain people through travel, work, hunting, winter, and everyday life.

Pemmican and dry meat were created with purpose. They were practical, nourishing, portable, and deeply connected to the land, and the people who made them.

Mitsoh carries that knowledge forward through bison pemmican, dry bison meat, and modern meat snacks made with the same respect for real food, purpose, and nourishment.

Real food. Deep roots. Made to keep going.

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Three Ways to Taste the Story

Each Mitsoh snack carries the same standard: pasture-raised meat and simple ingredients. From pemmican to dry bison meat to grass-fed beef sticks, every product starts with purpose.

Four Mitsoh bison pemmican flavours: Original Strawberry, Original Blueberry, Peppered Blueberry, and Peppered Saskatoon Berry

Pemmican Strips

Mitsoh Spicy Original and Mild Original Grass-Fed Beef Sticks side by side

Grass-Fed Beef Sticks

Mitsoh dry bison meat in 30 g, 70 g, and 140 g package sizes

Dry Bison Meat

Mitsoh founder Ian Gladue holding a traditional hand drum with two family members gathered around Mitsoh bison snacks

Our Promise

Mitsoh Means “Eat” in Cree.

That word carries more than a meal. It carries memory, strength, culture, and the knowledge of people who knew how to fuel the body long before protein became a trend.

Our promise is to honour that knowledge through Indigenous-inspired meat snacks rooted in the first foods of this land and made for modern life.

We’re here to keep something meaningful alive: food that respects where it comes from, fuels where you’re going, and carries the story forward.

Quality Food. Deep Roots. Made to Keep Going.

No Fillers. No Shortcuts. No Compromises

We’re not here to blend in on the shelf.
We’re here to take it back.

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