is poutine crack?

[nageov3t]

I've been craving it ever since getting home from Montreal :hmm: D:

 

[mmntech]

I'm Canadian, and I've never had poutine. Sad, I know. You can't get the real stuff here in the Toronto area though.

 

[CallMeJoe]

No, poutine enhances crack.

To be more specific, poutine is the leading factor in the increase of plumbers' cleavage in Canuckistan.

 

[sandorski]

le crack

 

[rasczak]

i read that as "is poontang crack."

while we're at it. yes it is. poontang is crack. the good crack.

 

[Soundmanred]

Put it in what crack?
Tweakboy, is that you?

 

[ElFenix]

http://blogs.houstonpress.com/eating/2010/06/robb_walshs_100_favorite_houst_80.php

 

[bfdd]

and fucking people say the shit we eat in the USA is bad? how the fuck are people in quebec so goddamn thin?! btw poutine does look delicious and why the fuck is everyone so interested in french fries all of a sudden?

 

[nageov3t]

and fucking people say the shit we eat in the USA is bad? how the fuck are people in quebec so goddamn thin?!

I credit the lack of working escalators in their metro stations.

I did manage to gain a pound after my week in Montreal, but I was also eating pretty richly every night (with dessert, and alcohol with every meal except breakfast)

 

[dennilfloss]

Yum! Une bonne poutine de temps en temps!^_^

 

[sandorski]

I credit the lack of working escalators in their metro stations.

I did manage to gain a pound after my week in Montreal, but I was also eating pretty richly every night (with dessert, and alcohol with every meal except breakfast)

You some kind of Teetotaler?

 

[nageov3t]

You some kind of Teetotaler?

we did breakfast in the hotel every morning except once. liquor wasn't on the breakfast menu.

 

[Oceanas]

http://blogs.houstonpress.com/eating/2010/06/robb_walshs_100_favorite_houst_80.php

😱 I'm so going there to try that. In fact, so much on the list to try.. Strange that a bowl of chili from James would be on there though. Much better experience when the original downtown location was still around.

 

[sandorski]

we did breakfast in the hotel every morning except once. liquor wasn't on the breakfast menu.

Must have been an AA Convention. Still though, that's no excuse.

 

[eldorado99]

we did breakfast in the hotel every morning except once. liquor wasn't on the breakfast menu.

I will never go to that restaurant.

 

[Iron Woode]

I've been craving it ever since getting home from Montreal :hmm: D:

So how did you enjoy your stay in Montreal?

 

[KMFJD]

I'm Canadian, and I've never had poutine. Sad, I know. You can't get the real stuff here in the Toronto area though.

Lotsa places you can get poutine in TO

 

[zCypher]

Lotsa places you can get poutine in TO

I was able to get a poutine when I was in Edmonton, but they didn't have the right kind of cheese. Apparently curds don't exist there.

What really surprised me was when I crossed the Quebec border into Ontario, and the first McDonalds in Ontario didn't even KNOW what a poutine was? I couldn't understand... I've had poutines much further into Ontario before, how could you live right next to door to Quebec and not even know what it is?

 

[Rhezuss]

Yum! Une bonne poutine de temps en temps!^_^

Tellement!

Poutine is at it's best after a long trip out of the country
Or after partying all night
Or whenever you want one

This pewteen is the awesome!!!!!!!

 

[Firsttime]

Yum. I like making bastard versions of poutine when I'm in the states. It tends to get reactions out of my friends.

 

[meltdown75]

love it. Sunday (day after crazy keg party)... i woke up @ 1pm, ate some poutine and a KFC chicken leg, and went back to bed :awe:

 

[ichy]

and fucking people say the shit we eat in the USA is bad? how the fuck are people in quebec so goddamn thin?!

Probably has something to do with the fact that they don't eat poutine for dinner every night!

 

[KMFJD]

love it. Sunday (day after crazy keg party)... i woke up @ 1pm, ate some poutine and a KFC chicken leg, and went back to bed :awe:

Please tell me it wasn't KFC poutine.....

 

[yllus]

I'm Canadian, and I've never had poutine. Sad, I know. You can't get the real stuff here in the Toronto area though.

Sure you can. I've been to Montreal many, many times and I've had better poutine here in Toronto. That was at Jamie Kennedy's Gilead Cafe. I think it was $9 or $11, but it was ridiculously good.

So how did you enjoy your stay in Montreal?

Yeah, how was it?

 

[nageov3t]

So how did you enjoy your stay in Montreal?

it was nice.

I was sick of the person I went with after like the second day, but all in all, I had a good time.