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>>>The answer to a very important question has eluded me the last time there but I am determined this time to find the answer. Where can I find the best and authentic "Poutine", minus the lectures on how bad it is for me.
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>>Perhaps this one deserves a thread by itself. This could bring a heated debate <g>
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>>But Let me tell you what to me is the best indicator for a good "Poutine"
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>>Fries have to be big. So this eliminates MacDonald and all of those chains with small fries. Fries have to be greasy.
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>>So now at least you'll know if you got a real Poutine. Don't despair you could have to eat between 15 and 20 poutines before getting a REAL one ;-D
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>>If you want to know where I ate the best one. In Quebec city in a fast-food place called Ashton. Too bad there are no Ashton in Montreal. Still there are very good places in Montreal but no name comes to mind at this moment. So I guess that when you are in Montreal let that be the first question you ask. Unless you want to go on that journey by yourself <g>
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>I got some leads at the last year's DevTeach. Unfortunately the conference ended and I left Montreal before I could look them up. Only tried a fast food place called Harvey's. I've heard that isn't really the place to go though. I will hopefully continue my search this June.
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>Aloha,

I don't think that Harvey's would qualify as a good place for it. I told you this could prove to be a long journey but the reward will be worth it <vbg>