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Nine preposterous poutines available at Toronto’s new French fry emporium

By Caroline Youdan
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Earlier this month, Montreal chain Poutineville opened its first Toronto location, at Bloor and Brunswick in the Annex. This place doesn’t just stick to the time-honoured triad of fries, curds and gravy. Instead, plates of fries are piled with things that would make any purist weep: chopped-up hot dogs, deep-fried pickles, whole bone-in lamb chops and, in the case of one particular dish, basically an entire pizza. The real showstopper, though, is a 15-pound behemoth that costs $100 and bears five different kinds of meat. Here are nine of Poutineville’s most outrageous poutines, ranked in order of ridiculousness.

Poutineville, 296 Brunswick Ave., poutineville.com

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Nine preposterous poutines available at Toronto's new French fry emporium
Nine preposterous poutines available at Toronto's new French fry emporium
Nine preposterous poutines available at Toronto's new French fry emporium
Nine preposterous poutines available at Toronto's new French fry emporium
Nine preposterous poutines available at Toronto's new French fry emporium
Nine preposterous poutines available at Toronto's new French fry emporium
Nine preposterous poutines available at Toronto's new French fry emporium
Nine preposterous poutines available at Toronto's new French fry emporium
Nine preposterous poutines available at Toronto's new French fry emporium
Nine preposterous poutines available at Toronto's new French fry emporium
Nine preposterous poutines available at Toronto's new French fry emporium
Nine preposterous poutines available at Toronto's new French fry emporium
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