Bringing Canada's national street food dish to the UK.

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A La Poutine takeaway box of poutine with cheese curds and gravy

WHAT IS POUTINE?

Poutine is a dish created in Quebec in the 1950's consisting of fries (chips), squeaky cheddar cheese curds and piping hot gravy. The word "poutine" means "mess" in old French slang. At La Poutine, we aim to elevate the traditional 1950's poutine by using fresh, organic, homemade and local ingredients wherever possible.

ABOUT LA POUTINE

As a French Canadian, Poutine has always been part of my life. When moving to the UK with my British-Canadian partner, we were convinced that our British friends would love this dish. The concept was built out of love...love for poutine, love for my home country and province and love for serving the community.

Chopped coriander, diced red onion and fresh salsa
A pile of crispy chopped bacon
A glass bowl of fresh cheese curds
Poutine in a takeaway box with a wooden fork
Marc serving poutine in the La Poutine food trailer
A golden retriever puppy wearing a Canada bandana
The La Poutine team at an event, carrying potatoes and serving poutine
Chopped coriander, diced red onion and fresh salsa
A golden retriever puppy wearing a Canada bandana
Poutine in a takeaway box with a wooden fork
A pile of crispy chopped bacon
The La Poutine team at an event, carrying potatoes and serving poutine
Marc serving poutine in the La Poutine food trailer
A glass bowl of fresh cheese curds