No idea, the ones I got were usually from non-chain businesses on the road.
Wisconsin cheese is good shit though.
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fries and cheese and gravy
some people say the only good fries are cripsy but by virtue of putting gravy and melted cheese on fries you and making them not crispy
so can poutine really be good? or are the people who make claims about the value of a fry based on it's cripsiness wrong?
if so are they wrong about other things also and not to be trusted?
take belgians for example, are waffles then a lie?
WHAT EVEN IS TRUTH ANYMORE
Agree, poutine is overrated. Crispy fries are supreme
Agree, poutine is overrated. Crispy fries are supreme
You must have had shitty poutine, they're all a little different.
This one food truck I encountered made their own gravy, it was all I ate for a few days while we parked at a nearby hotel in the middle of nowhere.
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No idea, the ones I got were usually from non-chain businesses on the road.
Wisconsin cheese is good shit though.
Sheetz is heaven on earth you gotta go
Sc is pretty boring.
yes we have sheetz
Maybe Ohio isn't as bad as they say after all.
Sc is pretty boring.
Poutine is one of my favourite things in life <3
I grew up in a little border town surrounded by water and a gentle pace to living.
Fries Under the Bridge were a thing every summer.
That food truck driver had the best poutine I've ever tasted.
Not sure if he's still there. I haven't been to my hometown in 14 years, now.
The best fast food poutines are Harvey's, tho they're a little pricey for fast food.
And A&W :)
That's the Michigan border, btw.
Port Huron is a cozy little town, tho I haven't been there in about 15 years.
I've been meaning to go and see if some of these new Murrican Timmie's stores are any good.
I might as well add poutine to my list of American Canadian foods to check out.
