By Jane Meldone
3 min read Favorited by: 1 user Hey poutine lovers! Get your forks ready because the most Canadian food festival is back on the road again! That's right, Poutine Feast Ontario Inc. is hitting various locations across the province, bringing with it a tidal wave of cheesy, gravy-laden goodness. After five wildly successful years, this travelling festival is ready to satisfy your poutine cravings like never before.
If you've never experienced Poutine Feast, you're in for a treat. Forget everything you thought you knew about this classic dish because Poutine Feast takes it to a whole new level. Imagine a gathering of the best "poutineries" (that's poutine eateries, for the uninitiated) all in one place, each boasting their own unique and drool-worthy variations.
What's So Special About Poutine Feast?
Poutine Feast isn't just about offering the standard fries, curds, and gravy. They're pushing the boundaries of what poutine can be. Think outside the box or rather, outside the paper boat!
Here's what makes Poutine Feast a must-do experience:
- Variety is the Spice of Life: With over 50 different versions of poutine, you're guaranteed to find something that tickles your taste buds.
- Something for Everyone: Whether you're a dedicated carnivore, a vegetarian, or even a vegan, Poutine Feast has you covered. They offer creative and flavourful options for every dietary preference.
- A Celebration of Canadian Culture: Poutine is more than just a dish; it's a cultural icon. Poutine Feast celebrates this iconic dish in all its glorious forms.
- A Fun and Festive Atmosphere: Expect live music, entertainment, and a vibrant atmosphere that's perfect for families, friends, and anyone who loves good food.
Beyond the Basics: Exploring the Poutine Possibilities
You might be thinking, "Okay, 50 different poutines? What could they possibly do?" The answer is a lot. From pulled pork poutine to butter chicken poutine, the options are truly endless. They've even got lobster poutine for the fancy folks out there!
To give you a better idea of what to expect, here are some of the flavour profiles you might encounter:
- Classic Comfort: For the purists, there's the traditional poutine with perfectly crispy fries, squeaky cheese curds, and rich, savory gravy.
- Spicy Sensations: If you like a little kick, try a poutine with jalapenos, chili, or even a fiery sriracha mayo.
- Mediterranean Marvels: Think feta cheese, olives, and a zesty lemon-herb sauce.
- Sweet and Savory Combinations: Don't knock it till you try it! Some vendors offer poutine with pulled pork and maple syrup, creating a surprisingly delicious flavour explosion.
Catering to All: Vegan and Vegetarian Options Available
One of the coolest things about Poutine Feast is their commitment to inclusivity. They understand that not everyone eats meat, so they've made sure to include plenty of vegan and vegetarian options.
You can expect to find:
- Vegan Gravy: Made with vegetable broth and other plant-based ingredients, these gravies are surprisingly rich and flavourful.
- Vegan Cheese Curds: Yes, you read that right! Vegan cheese curds are becoming increasingly popular, and Poutine Feast vendors are embracing this trend.
- Vegetarian Toppings: From roasted vegetables and grilled mushrooms to caramelized onions and sauteed spinach, there are plenty of vegetarian-friendly toppings to choose from.
"Poutine is a dish that brings people together. It's comfort food at its finest, and Poutine Feast celebrates that in a fun and inclusive way."
Get Ready to Poutine!
So, are you ready to embark on a poutine adventure? Keep an eye on the Poutine Feast Ontario Inc. website and social media channels to find out when they'll be in a town near you. Get your stretchy pants ready, gather your friends, and prepare to indulge in the ultimate Canadian culinary experience. You won't regret it!
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Jane Meldone
Jane is a freelance writer and marketer who submits articles to various directories online. In her spare time she enjoys crafting while enjoying a cup of herbal tea!
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I loved poutine fest! I missed out last year because I was in Toronto, but my husband and youngest daughter went without me. lol
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