Wow. Was this at the restaurant Au Pied de Cochon?
Bonjour!
Jaann – Ding ding ding! You hit the nail on the head 😉
T’as pas goûté de sa poutine aux foie gras?
Fun Canadian fact: if, in the original French lyrics to “Ô Canada”, you replace the line “et ta valeur, de foi trempée” with the homophonic “et ta valeur, de foie trempée”, Canada’s values are no longer steeped in faith, but instead are steeped in liver.
au foie gras… how embarrassing, it’s my bloody first language.
all i can read is foie gras and thyme. what else is in there?!?!?! haha
Dave – Are you asking if I tried the foie gras poutine? I sure didn’t. But no worries, I got plenty of fatty duck liver on my trip 😉 Canada’s values are pure and true.
Kish – You’ll just have to hang tight for a full review in say, four weeks? I’ll try to hustle.
Do they have a website? I’d buy a few cans tomorrow.
Ravi – NICE! I don’t see it for sale on the website, but if you speak French, give ’em a call and I bet they’ll ship you a can 😉
Wow. Was this at the restaurant Au Pied de Cochon?
Bonjour!
Jaann – Ding ding ding! You hit the nail on the head 😉
T’as pas goûté de sa poutine aux foie gras?
Fun Canadian fact: if, in the original French lyrics to “Ô Canada”, you replace the line “et ta valeur, de foi trempée” with the homophonic “et ta valeur, de foie trempée”, Canada’s values are no longer steeped in faith, but instead are steeped in liver.
au foie gras… how embarrassing, it’s my bloody first language.
all i can read is foie gras and thyme. what else is in there?!?!?! haha
Dave – Are you asking if I tried the foie gras poutine? I sure didn’t. But no worries, I got plenty of fatty duck liver on my trip 😉 Canada’s values are pure and true.
Kish – You’ll just have to hang tight for a full review in say, four weeks? I’ll try to hustle.
Do they have a website? I’d buy a few cans tomorrow.
Ravi – NICE! I don’t see it for sale on the website, but if you speak French, give ’em a call and I bet they’ll ship you a can 😉
whew, you do get around!