Bout to dig in

Thaaat's right. Notice the water, there in order for me to wash a half ton of cholesterol out of my arteries after finishing eating.

Adopting the local diet.

Quebec National Food- very underdone french fries covered in goat cheese and swimming in brown gravy. Served at every restaurant from McDonalds to the Greek or Pizza joints.

Lorsque j'y habitais, les rares poutines qu'on pouvait manger étaient faites avec du mozzarella râpé... Maintenant elles sont à l'affiche dans la majorité des restos où des frites sont servies. Et celles de cette chaîne sont fort honnêtes... et garnies de vrai fromage en grains «importé» d'Estrie.

Poutine

Wearing a vintage Francie dress, homemade shirt and lovely socks by Ssmartraggs :)

Festival de la Poutine, Drummondville (Canada)

At L'Anecdote for... Poutine of course!

:) This is where Poutine practices her acrobatic sequences. (:

my first peas, cheese curds, gravy poutine with some ketchup

You can't plan Poutine O'Clock! (via Foodspotting)

I've seen it on a lot of restaurant shows, and I finally to try it from Maple Leaf Diner in Dallas. Very good...very filling. Fries cooked in duck fat (I think) with cheese curds and a brown gravy.

Ok, c'est pas du fromage en crottes, mais pour une première poutine parisienne, c'est quand même un début.

For those that do not know what poutine is, normally, it is fries with cheese curds and gravy. It's a French-Canadian thing. IMHO, it's pretty disgusting.

homemade of course.

Ryan Matthews's graceful Midnight Poutine tower and sign. A beacon to hungry Canucks all across Black Rock City, it marked the corner of 7:30 and Biology.

Yep! Some Quebecer set up this shop to sell poutine (among other things) to Canadian (and other) tourists.

www.fatfrocks.com/2017/03/scotland-mini-tour-glasgow-phot...

I had poutine for the second time at Goodies' Restaurant in Hawkesbury Ontario. Poutine is yummy.

I don't know that we needed this much poutine over the course of a week. But damn it was good

8. Typical Food Of Your Country #msh0722-8

Eat pouzza and die!

A Canadian favorite that my sister raved about during her stay up North. It's french fries, covered in gravy, bacon, and cheese sauce. The real deal uses cheese curds and not cheese sauce. Canadian can keep this dish, it was a little too heavy for my tastes

Poutine

recipe

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Smoke's Poutine