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I was neglecting you again, wasn't I nogood? :rofl2: Hey I tried Poutine for the first time ever last week. It was . . . interesting.

:woot: so, was it great, good, okay, bad, disgusting

All of the above. ;) Mind you, I don't know how authentic it was. I got it from a Harvey's inside the Calgary airport while I was waiting for my evac flight out of Canada.

Evac Flight?

lol. Sorry, a little private humor. Whenever I leave Canada I always feel this sense of urgency because stuff is so expensive there. Example. McChicken sandwich at McDonald's is 99 cents here. $4 in Canada. And the exchange rate is only like 1.16 ($1 USD = $1.16 CAD).

because we use real chicken meat here

Thats not as bad as Germany...

Happy Meal = 4 Euro... $7-8

And thats not even what I get, just giving you something basic...
Conversion rate 1.5:1

:bowrofl: Touche!

about the Harvey's Poutine


yeah, not authentic then. only restaurants here serve it right.


i went to one in Ontario and Manitoba, not the same at all.
i bet it was all soggy and nasty....lol....thats the opposite...lol


the fries are suppose to be extra crispy to handle the sauce well

Yep, the fries were soggy. It wasn't bad per se. I just kept thinking -- this stuff will give you a heart attack.

i have it twice a week and i'm still here

you're immune to it