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If I had so much money I wanted to get rid of some, I’d open some restaurants. I’m sure there is a huge clamoring for poutine in the Dallas area. Good luck with that! Really. They will need it in the long haul. 

 

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8 hours ago, apuszczalowski said:

Can't say I have every heard of these restaurants here in Canada.

 

When it said Poutine, I thought you guys were getting a 'Smokes Poutinerie' only serve poutine, but have 20 different options. My favorite was a special around Thanksgiving that was basically a turkey dinner poutine

Their Philly cheesesteak poutine rocks!

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On 12/13/2019 at 1:22 PM, \GoBillsInDallas/ said:

 

But do they have Poutine Tacos?

 

No joke, we were in Perth, Ontario this summer and there was a Mexican restaurant with Poutine Tacos on the menu.

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Montreal and the rest of Quebec have always had poutine, it’s become more of a trendy meal in Toronto for 10 or so years

 

a supersize fry portion with two pounds of meat and cheese is a good challenge at lunch 

 

 

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14 hours ago, ExiledInIllinois said:

Their Philly cheesesteak poutine rocks!

That's one of my usual go to....

(But I also love anything 'Philly Cheese Steak')

8 hours ago, row_33 said:

Montreal and the rest of Quebec have always had poutine, it’s become more of a trendy meal in Toronto for 10 or so years

 

a supersize fry portion with two pounds of meat and cheese is a good challenge at lunch 

 

 

It's origins come from Quebec, but its been popular for as long as I can remember. The difference is some places outside of Quebec may do it with just cheese and gravy, where as traditionally it's gravy and cheese curds

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2 minutes ago, apuszczalowski said:

That's one of my usual go to....

(But I also love anything 'Philly Cheese Steak')

It's origins come from Quebec, but its been popular for as long as I can remember. The difference is some places outside of Quebec may do it with just cheese and gravy, where as traditionally it's gravy and cheese curds

Chicago, people forget is a French Town... Few places here since the invention in the 1950s...

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1 hour ago, ExiledInIllinois said:

Chicago, people forget is a French Town... Few places here since the invention in the 1950s...

Lol, I thought it was a Polish town .....

Smokes here had a local special on their menu, peroghy poutine, basically poutine with a couple perogies, green onions and sour cream on it

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