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Brown-Brown

Brown-Brown poutine

Country
Australia

City
Melbourne

Publish date
2020-08-07


Review

It was written "Poutine" in the menu instead of "Chips-cheese-gravy" so there was some expectation in the poutine department. The cheese uniformly melted in the sauce (hint: it's not supposed to happen) and there was no chunks of cheese anymore. I was left with a milky brown sauce and fries that were not fried enough. It wasn't the end of the world but knew I'd never go back.

Taste

5

/10

Is it a pout?

3

/10

Notice

It's a real opinion of a real meal bought in a restaurant but not all restaurants labelled the meal as being a poutine and it's all in the spirit of discovery and fun. Some labelled the dish as "loaded fries" or simply with the ingredients "Chips, Gravy & Cheese". I wish everyone would try every poutine and all the close variations. For any chef or worries restaurant owner the best solution is still to do more research on poutine, its origin and the existing variations in Quebec. Otherwise the "loaded fries" label is a very polite way to tell that you're not going to have curd cheese, for example, even if it won't prevent a Quebecois from thinking about poutine while eating loaded fries.

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