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    10 months ago

    Btw, I know it’s recognized as a Canadian dish, and Canada likes to flex it, but just wanted to say in passing, it’s a Quebec dish!

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            10 months ago

            A bunch of dumb fucks wanted to split a while back, had a referendum that almost passed Brexit style. it’s been pretty moot since but there are a lot of conservative idiots in Quebec, like Texas.

            The only key difference is Quebec has the largest power company and a huge hydroelectric power source, so we’ve got that going for us, which is nice…

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              10 months ago

              If your electrical system continues working when it’s both cold and hot, then you’re miles ahead of Texas!

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                10 months ago

                We were born in the cold, molded by it. I didn’t see grass until I was already a man and global warming removed winters completely.

                Jokes aside it breaks pretty often because of bad weather, but gets repaired within a few hours.

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        10 months ago

        I mean sure, as much a Louisiana or southern cooking is from “the US”. You wouldn’t say “US hot sauce” lol.

        Go to BC and your poutine will be shit.

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          10 months ago

          Poutine is shit anywhere outside of Quebec but it doesn’t change the fact that Quebec is in Canada which makes it Canadian.

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            10 months ago

            I mean sure? It’s a north american dish too at that point. And it’s still not wrong to say poutine isn’t from all of Canada, it’s from one place where people are Canadian lmao.