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Poutine
Dish
Poutine is a common Canadian dish, originally from Quebec, made with french fries, topped with a light brown gravy-like sauce and cheese curds. Wikipedia
Absolutely delicious! You can't eat it too often, however. It WILL kill you.
I used to do corporate events as part of my job, so I've put on more than my fair share of cocktail or wine parties featuring cheese. To my surprise, the first cheese to disappear from a cheese tray is always Jarlsberg, among the least flavorful of cheeses. Maybe people don't like cheese as much as we think they do.
That goes without saying, but there's nothing better after a night of drinking and carousing. The perfect hangover cure.
Poutine is simply French fries, fresh cheese curds, and brown gravy. It is famous for its "day after" curative powers, and crowds of revelers can be found digging into piping hot bowls of the stuff late at night or later the next day in Montreal and the rest of Quebec, not to mention many parts of Canada and border states in the U.S. What Is Poutine? - A Canadian Classic
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That goes without saying, but there's nothing better after a night of drinking and carousing. The perfect hangover cure.
Poutine is simply French fries, fresh cheese curds, and brown gravy. It is famous for its "day after" curative powers, and crowds of revelers can be found digging into piping hot bowls of the stuff late at night or later the next day in Montreal and the rest of Quebec, not to mention many parts of Canada and border states in the U.S. What Is Poutine? - A Canadian Classic
Oh, I agree! Seems there's nothing better for a hangover than tasty, greasy cholesterol
Well, speak of the devil!
My son just came home and brought me a poutine form Lafleur's.
I'm not very hungry, but I'll choke it down somehow.
The things we do for our kids.......
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. Is it rennet free, and can you get it in A & P or Shoprite.
Sorry my neighbors to the north, but what a way to ruin cheese curds!! 
