On 01/07/02 15:55, "Charles Daghlian" <cdaghlian_at_mac.com> wrote:
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> Perhaps I just saw some low quality poutine when I was in Montreal.
> Or perhaps it was the fact I just got off the roller coaster.
Definitely low quality poutine. Nobody would be able to not find the poutine
taste great if it's done according to the art and customs of making the
"real" poutine! Eating a poutine in Montreal, unfortunately, call for an
unpleasant experience, since a real poutine requires fresh cheddar curds
cheese which is almost impossible to find in Montreal. In particular, eating
a poutine in McDonald (yes, they used to sell them there) is an almost
guaranteed bad experience...
-Laurent.
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