JUICY: How do you like poutine, bro?
 

So? What have you to to say about it? :D

http://www.jflaverdiere.com/pics/sacacomie/juicy04.jpg

That pic rocks juice hahaha :thumbsup

It's just like "Disco Fries".

Nothing compares to poutine man...

it was pretty good but its very fattening

nice one bro...

What are you eating?

looks goody..:)

Looks pretty gross!

Probably tastes great though!

All food looks gross more less.

MMMMmmmm Greasy french fries with starch filled Gravy and Cheese curds ...

Can you say Artery Clog ?

yeah the looks arent that good , but the taste is really good

i had poutine the other day with madawg
good shiet

Did you also tried the Italian poutine:
http://img162.imageshack.us/img162/6154/cimg2877ix6.jpg
It's like the regular poutine but the gravy is replaced with spaghetti meat sauce. It state better than regular poutine IMO.

seasoned waffle disco fries are the fucking shit especially after a long night of drinking :thumbsup

fuck me
that shit sounds delish
wonder if its only a montreal thing

they have it all over called different things from place to place here in jersey they are called "disco fries" and normally served with steak cut fries with gravy and lots of mozarella on top

It's a French Canadian (as Jman would say) thing as it was invented here:winkwink:

I Montreal, we have a dozen variety of poutine tho.

Looks fattening, Juice!!!:)

Looks fattening, Juice!!!:):pimp

i dunno if they were invented there i'm pretty sure the idea of fries with cheese and gravy was created a long time ago in coney island, new york (coney island fries).

i've never heard of them served with cheese curd so maybe they tweaked it a little

They put crack in poutine...it's fuckin' addicting!

Hell yeah it is! Look at me!! :1orglaugh

Accouding to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poutine

Poutine:The dish originated in rural Québec, Canada in the late 1950s and is now popular all over the country. [citation needed] Several communities claim to be the origin of poutine, including Drummondville, Québec (by Jean-Pierre Roy) and Victoriaville, Québec. [citation needed] The most popular tale is the one of Fernand Lachance, from Warwick, Quebec, which claims that poutine was invented in 1957, when a customer ordered fries while waiting for his cheese curds from the Kingsey cheese factory in Kingsey Falls (now in Warwick and bought by Saputo). Lachance is said to have exclaimed ça va faire une maudite poutine ("it will make a hell of a mess"), hence the name. The gravy was allegedly added later, to keep the fries warm longer. Linguists have found no occurrence of the word poutine with this meaning earlier than 1978.:thumbsup

lol hahah mozerella(sp)
man quebec invented poutine and every other place in NA tries to copy us..
We use our own type of cheese for the poutine and if replaced, (for instance mozerella) it WILL taste like crap

some nice genuine poutine cheese
http://electron.mit.edu/~gsteele/pou...eese_curds.jpg

:pimp :pimp

Where did you buy your poutine?
If you're ever in Verdun, try Poutine Lafluer located at 3665 Wellington Street. they have the best poutine in Quebec.:thumbsup The one at Patati Patata on 4177 Saint Laurent boulevard is pretty good too.

i had it chenoys with smoked meet ontop

you should try the poutine outside of montreal in lachute
theres a few volkswagen people that go there once every summer for a cruise JUST for poutine