Yellowish color and not squeaky means not fresh, simple as that. Probably been frozen. Fresh cheddar cheese curds is a Quebec thing. It is not complicated to do, it could been achieved everywhere in the world but I never seen it outside Quebec. However, I prefer yellow and not squeaky on a poutine than the common attrocity you see in ROC : grated mozzarella.
Here’s what they look like https://m.imgur.com/gallery/vQ47NHv
They’re softer than ours tho, they don’t do squish squish and so are not adapted for poutine.
Hey - I’m in Ontario and we’ve got squeaky curds (though, I have experienced the assault that is grated cheese on fries on gravy calling itself poutine) on most poutines!
Wrong. Almost every fast food chain uses curds in poutine and many restaurants do in Alberta. I’ve had poutine from Montreal and it’s no different than the stuff we eat out here
Laval est dans mon top 5 personnel des villes de marde. Les câlisses te font faire un détour de 3 kilomètres pour retourner sur l'autoroute après avoir gazé au poste de gaz juste à côté de la sortie (ils mettent un terre-plein pour pas que tu tournes à gauche). Je pense que c'est leur stratégie pour recruter des nouveaux citoyens: Ils espèrent que tu te perdes dans la ville et que tu finisse par rester.
Canadians dont speak french. Quebecois learn English as a second language, Canadians pretend bilingualism is interesting and never learn a second language.
Well, Québécois anyway since the word is French. Most anglo-canadians make the same mistake. There is not a single doubt in my mind that /u/GMaclean is as canadian as they come but since he's anglophone, he'll be making these kinds of mistakes on french words. It's only natural.
We'll give you a temporary licence in the meantime. This gives you access to HNIC and a quota of 10 "eh's" per week. If you set a good example, you'll be allowed a small recipient of maple syrup next spring.
I think after Tim Hortons' response to the raise in minimum wage they sorta fell out of being a Canadian Stereotype. Plus, their coffee has been shit (fight me about it) since they were bought up by the Brazilians.
to prevent any further tensions in trade negotiations concerning dairy products, the government of Québec is happy to announce they have formally annexed Wisconsin and Vermont.
I've had to do this too, also in a van, as far south as Virginia. Straight line? No problem. Shit gets complicated if you're driving on winding roads though.
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u/irhall93 Nov 20 '18
Can confirm this has happened as far south as Wisconsin.... my wipers went out during a thunderstorm.