Classic roots.
Loaded
possibilities.
Golden fries. Locally loved cheese. Rich Canadian-style gravy. Start with a classic, then make it your restaurant’s signature.
Find your next menu idea ↓One very good idea.
Simple at heart.
Big on flavour.
Poutine brings fries, cheese and gravy together in one generous dish. Our Canadian-style serving for Lebanon starts with ingredients your kitchen knows, then opens the door to toppings your guests already love.
Build it fresh.
Finish it hot.
Serve it now.
The best demonstration is a freshly assembled bowl. Let the fries, cheese and gravy do the talking before adding your loaded toppings.
Start with golden fries
Cook until crisp and drain well. Portion into a shallow bowl with room for toppings.
Add the cheese
Distribute bite-size pieces through the hot fries, rather than leaving all the cheese on top.
Pour the gravy
Prepare according to the product’s instructions. Spoon over enough hot gravy to coat, keeping the fries visible.
Make it yours
Add your prepared toppings and a restrained garnish. Serve immediately for the best contrast of textures.
One foundation.
More ways to serve.
Start with a classic and one signature loaded option. Build around ingredients your kitchen already uses, then refine portions and pricing through tastings.
As a side
A smaller classic portion alongside burgers, sandwiches or grilled dishes. Keep the presentation simple and the gravy freshly poured.
As a loaded main
Add a measured portion of chicken, beef or mushrooms. Balance rich toppings with a little acidity and a fresh garnish.
As a sharing dish
Use a wide serving dish so the cheese, gravy and toppings reach across the fries. Assemble just before bringing it to the table.
For a restaurant tasting
Try the classic first, followed by one loaded combination. Compare flavour, texture and portion size immediately and after a short service delay. Use the final product instructions for mixing ratios.
Let’s put poutine
on your menu.
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