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What cheese is in poutine?

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Bregs
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i love that stuff and i want to make some right now. but i dont know what kind of cheese it is.
Nov 19 2005 5:45PM
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Skipig25
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gotta have the squeeky cheese
Nov 19 2005 5:46PM
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Skipig25
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but pretty much any cheese curds is what is usually used
Nov 19 2005 5:47PM
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lalalalaura
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It has to be cheese curds though, shredded cheese will not do the job. You have been warned.
Nov 19 2005 5:49PM
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St.Steezy
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yep it is cheese curds
Nov 19 2005 5:52PM
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whattheshit
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you know its good cheese curds when it squeeks when you chew.
Nov 19 2005 6:00PM
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french_fry
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"cheese curds are fresh, young cheddar cheese in the natural, random shape and form before being processed into blocks and aged. (Cheddar cheese is typically aged from 60 days to 4 years before being sold.) Unlike the aged variety, curds lose their desirable qualities if refrigerated or not eaten for a few days (the squeak disappears and they turn dry and salty). This means that even if you can find them in ordinary supermarkets, IMHO they are probably a few weeks old, and inedible or at least unremarkable."
Nov 19 2005 6:17PM
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BobYohan
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thank you, that was very informative. next time i eat poutine with a chick i'll bust that out and im sure she'll be very impressed.
Nov 19 2005 6:25PM
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lalalalaura
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I'm not even kidding, my opinion of that individual would probably increase sevenfold if they just busted that out of nowhere. Sevenfold.
Nov 19 2005 6:28PM
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FilmingBitch
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Haha Bregs, i hope i inspired that!

Cheese curds = the best is probably cheddar, it has the best flavour for poutine.
Nov 19 2005 6:29PM
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President
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quik quik cheese
Nov 19 2005 6:30PM
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Lord_Piot
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st alberts motherfuckers.
Nov 19 2005 6:30PM
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Jenna1106
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whats poutine
Nov 19 2005 9:51PM
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lorida
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the best food in the world,

french fries, with gravy and cheese curds, mmmmm.

come to Québec, ou la vie est bonne and buy one
Nov 19 2005 9:53PM
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sneather
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u made me hungry now im going to make some poutine
Nov 19 2005 9:54PM
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Jenna1106
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next time in in canada i'll make it a point to try it
Nov 19 2005 10:02PM
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lorida
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make sure that it's made with real cheese curds though, if they use shredded mozzerella, that's a disgrace to poutine... kind of like how lil g is to rap.
Nov 19 2005 10:19PM
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FilmingBitch
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Okay i am sick of people not knowing what poutine s! i must bust out the poutine picture again
Nov 19 2005 10:20PM
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FilmingBitch
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h'ok?? we all clear now? haha
Nov 19 2005 10:21PM
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SchweitzerSki
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can someone send me some in the mail please
Nov 19 2005 10:26PM
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mnjib
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damn i love that stuff.
Nov 19 2005 10:29PM
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timmi
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ive lived in canada my whole life. everyone loves it but ive never tried it
Nov 19 2005 11:00PM
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chapz
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ohh, im starving but i dont have any cheese curds. if i dont have curds, usually, i shred cheddar cheese and put it in my fries, it works and is simply delicious
Nov 19 2005 11:10PM
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