on 12/12/01 22:25, Eric L. Strobel at fyzycyst_at_home.com wrote:
> somewhere near the temporal coordinates of 12/12/01 4:35 PM, the entity
> known as Robert Benschop transmitted the following from rbenschop_at_mac.com:
>
>>
>> on 12-12-2001 9:43, Grant [Routine Poutine] Hutchinson at grant_at_splorp.com
>> wrote:
>>
>>>>> I think that's one of the things you are required to know
>>>>> in order to call yourself Canadian. At least, I think so. :)
>>>>
>>>> So, I'm guessing it's a Canadian State Secret(tm)??
>>>
>>> http://www.hasc.com/~tikin/poutine-eng.html
>>
>> Sorry to indulge in this off-topic thread, but a website for poutine, my jaw
>> dropped !
>> (though I have to admit it's normally the first thing I get when I land in
>> Quebec, the best guarded dirty little secret ;-)
>> I thought of exporting poutine at some point but decided that probably most
>> people will have a hard time realizing that fries, gravy and cheese actually
>> taste good together)
>>
>>
>
> Not all that far-fetched (as someone who's had his share of cheese fries &
> chili dogs, eaten off the same plate). My only question (it wasn't clear
> from the cited site) is what kind of cheese is used?
Cheddar cheese.
-Laurent.
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