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[I ate] classic quebec poutine
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First day in Quebec, got this from Chez Ashton
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this post was submitted on 18 Jul 2023
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Living near Quebec has ruined me for poutine, now I'm back in the GTA I can't find a reliable spot that can make a good classic poutine.
Not to be a poutine snob, but I hope those curds melted, even the best places sometimes have curds or gravy that's too cold and doesn't melt properly!
If anyone in the GTA has a good traditional poutine spot please let me know. There's some good shawarma poutine floating around, but the only reliable classic poutine I have found is Swiss Chalet. I usually get traditional gravy and chalet sauce on the side for dunking
I find the best places for poutine tend to just be the chip trucks around my place. Easier to get things right when poutine is like 75% of your sales I guess lol