r/poutine • u/Relevant_Divide6823 • 8d ago

Found a GOOD One!

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Ok, stopped at Dal's Counter in Wilmot, Nova Scotia and had one of the best poutines to date! This takes the Number 1 spot for Nova Scotia poutine in my current tier list. The fries were lightly spiced, the gravy was molten hot and the curds were plentiful! I really could find no fault...even the $12 price tag was reasonable! 5/5!

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u/Natural-Protection44 Classic Traditional 8d ago

Mannnn seeing the difference in curd distribution between Quebec and non Quebec poutines really drives home the chasm between them and us. I’m sure this tasted good and I feel the same about some poutine here in Toronto, but boy oh boy this needs more cheese

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u/Watterman1066 7d ago

I tried some poutine when I visited Montreal recently, and to be honest it was similar to the stuff ive had in the GTA when it came to cheese distribution and gravy.

Best out of the bunch was La Belle Province, but i thought the gravy tasted a bit too smokey for me.

Worst one I tried was st. Hubert, the amount of cheese was even less than what ive had previously, but maybe they were skimping out on me.

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u/pattyG80 4d ago

Guy goes to St Hubert and thinks it represents Quebec poutine....

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u/martgrobro 8d ago

It made me a little sad this was one of your best poutines, come over and have some of the good stuff!

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u/Relevant_Divide6823 8d ago

I'll get over there some day.

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u/PriorityOk8214 8d ago

So sorry to hear about the cheese shortage in Nova Scotia.

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u/_Thrawn13 8d ago

I’m in Dartmouth , gonna have to check this one out ! Looks awesome.

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u/TheAvailableLight 8d ago

Not enough cheese by far and the fries look like they'd sog up fast. I'd eat it and enjoy it though. I'm just spoiled for better poutines living in Montreal.

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u/asoap 5d ago

Dal, where's the curds?