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Smoked Meat Poutine I got a few days ago. Absolutely succulent.

>> No.8871373

Nothing like drowning decent looking ingredients in a corn starch and instant beef base "gravy".

>> No.8871378

>>8871373

Sounds like you've never had an actual good poutine.

>> No.8871382

>>8871378

Even the best poutine is mediocre drunk food.

I was actually just commenting on your picture; nice projection, though.

>> No.8871385
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>>8871382

>> No.8871391

>>8871378
I hear this defense every single time but then everybody says how hard it is to find good poutine. Then someone suggests that X has the best poutine, but another person comes in and claims that X is shit and Y has the best, and this repeats until it finally loops. I'm at the point where I figure it's all over-rated meme food.

>> No.8871406

>>8871391
why not try making it yourself? the components of the dish seem simple enough.

make or otherwise acquire the "best" fries, gravy, and cheese curds, and assemble. ezpz, yeah?

>> No.8871416

>>8871391

If you don't basically live in Montreal or at the ABSOLUTE MINIMUM near the Canadian border, you won't find a good poutine. I thankfully live in a town in NY where a guy who was a cook for ages in Montreal decided to move to for whatever reason and makes it here now.

>> No.8871451

>>8871406
Yeah but then if I don't like it or think it's overrated garbage "i did it wrong, you gotta try it in real canada"

>>8871416
i live in SE PA so I guess I could do a little driving one day to give it a shot for myself. I do enjoy road trips.

>> No.8871698

>>8871365
>chips, gravy and cheese

This doesn't deserve a general because it's fucking shite food.

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>>8871698

>> No.8872940

>>8871698
But I loik chip s

>> No.8873135

>>8871698
>chips

I don't see any chips, just fries.

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>>8871698

The only Canadians who make (decent) poutine, are the French. Duck confit poutine is worth the trip up I-95 to me. Between Vancouver and Montreal don't matter, Canada in general doesn't matter...It's a commonwealth of your Nation. Property, every living being.

>> No.8873152

>>8871391
Name one food that doesn't get that exact same treatment on /ck/. Look no further than the whisky thread a few posts down to see the exact same phenomenon

>> No.8873170

>>8871416
Years ago I used to gig alot around west Quebec and east Ontario...nothing better than a good poutine at 3 am before bed...

Some damn fine times were had...

>> No.8873181

The fries and sauce are easy to get in the us, but getting cheese curds in burgerland is next to impossible. No fucking wonder I keep hearing Americans saying they tried it and we're unimpressed. If your curd doesn't squeak when you bite it, it's not good.