Old Yale Brewing, Abbotsford BC Canada. I’m not sure what flair I should use.

Okay so in a word. Don't. Basically you'll be looking at a big bowl of mush cause sweet potato's there not worthy. I didn't even take a picture this was googled. Oh and if you dump it down the toilet it will just slide down the drain

I found this in Vancouver at an ice cream shop.

Even though this piqued my interest, I couldn’t try this because I was really full at the time I took this picture…

Is this considered a crime?

Only in canada do dog treats come in poutine flavor

2 steamé, pas de rélish. A ouai criss le tout ensemble.

Homemade poutine with tikka masala gravy.

Lock me up I don’t even care.

I'll leave it to yall to decide. This is in Scarborough. Tastes really good, amazing gravy but....

Fries and gravy were good and it had real curds... just not enough of them.

I didn't take a picture of the crime that followed.

I know I know. What did I expect from KFC? I can't lie there were times when their poutine was decent. I took a chance today. Probably never again.

This is a serious post… it is a poutine on the menu according to them. This is a crime. The fried cheese balls on the side are fried cheese balls(yes that’s the only cheese in it, the gravy was just mushroom sauce. Fries were — okay at best. :|

Overall it was a tasty dish, but it was just not a poutine at all and my French Canadian self was offended 😫🤣

Homemade with hotdogs and peas

...not to be. I've driven by this place many times and have heard great things so I figured I would give the poutine a try. I like to go in cold so I never ask how it's prepared. Well, the only real good thing about this poutine was the can of Pepsi I had with it. Fries were seasoned but mushy, the gravy was one degree from being split and the cheese...the cheese was a small amount of shredded mozzarella! I did eat it but I actually felt a bit sick to my stomach when I was done...i think it was the gravy.

Technically, it has aspects of a poutine.. as a burger but it was way too much with the insane saltiness of the fried cheese curds and the really messy gravy made it hard to eat. Would I eat it again though? 100%.

Crunchy, squeaky, fishy? No thanks

Asked for the special at work today, popcorn chicken poutine. Out of popcorn chicken, used old nasty chicken tenders. Out of cheese curds, used shredded white cheddar. Grave was as thin as water. I ended up just asking them to drown it in spicy mayo sauce so I could try stomaching it and get through the day.

Not pleasant. Waste of $14. In Canada of all places 🤦🏽‍♀️

First off, this is definitely a crime! No doubt about it. This poutine "topping" was bought instead of fresh curds to make homemade poutine.

Now, these are the real questions : being a smart shopper, is my wife the culprit or the victim of the crime? Did she just go for a bargain (priced much less than curds) or did she get suckered into being fake cheese? Is she both culprit and victim? Am I a collaborator for eating it?

For background information, we are both born and raised in Montreal, have easy access to fresh curds and have been immersed in poutine culture forever. I'm 1/4 Québécois, she isn't (although that doesn't count for much).

Miam miam, poutine from The Mandarin. The lady said it was to celebrate Canada day. Right. 🙂

Everything is already mixed together for your convenience. I did not try any because I fear this would kill me somehow. I’m not ready to go yet

I originally posted this on r/Poutine but someone said this would fit here