when you make your poutine gravy make sure to freeze the extra in silicone cupcake wrappers
next time you cook frozen fries you can throw on some shredded mozzarella, microwave some gravy and pour it on top
>>22219590Non poutine consumer but thanks for the smart gravy tip
>>22219653>Non poutine consumerblasphemy
>>22219590i've got some poutine gravy for you op, open up
>>22219680no thanks i have enough in my freezer as you can seeit does seem to have given me diarrhea today however
>>22219590Cool thanks
>>22219590CANADIAN THREADhey are these still good? used to get em down here in new england but haven't seen them around lately. heard they changed
canada. The midwest of the north
>>22221485It is more the Kansas of the North; vaguely midwest but not really midwest and just sort of weird and only has one thing to offer the world.
>>22221510poutine?
>>22221521Obviously.
Such a boring exchange.
>>22221485the calcutta of the north
>>22221484Different anon but interested to hear good Canadian candy and cookie brands for an American to try
>>22222858do you like peanuts?oh Henry is my favorite crispy crunch i like a lot - hard candyshell within the chocolate then some peanut butter based crisp insidewunderbar is another chewy peanut butter based barmr big - has rice crispys and in it, its not as densecoffee crisp - coffe flavored wafersjersey milk is solid chocolate their version of Hershey bar. i dont remember well, think a cadbury dairy milk is bettercaramilk - not bad but always expected them to be betteraero is not canada exclusive - airbubbles in teh chocolate, fun sensation when it melts in mouth.crunchie - honeycomb interior, not canada exclusive.dont know the others so well
>>22222922Whoa thank you for the comprehensive answer, it helps a lot!
>>22219663you literally cannot buy cheese curds in like 99% of the US. they just don't exist. poutine is a Canadian phenomenon that pretty much stops at the border.
