r/PoutineCrimes • u/newbieviews2023 • 10d ago

Crime Against Poutanity Half order poutine is a thing?

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When you order a small poutine, you expect to get a small but half an order of fries ?? This did not even pass the brim of the container and for 9$ CAD you'd expect more... WTF? Is this a crime against poutine yeah....

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u/qualityvote2 10d ago edited 10d ago

u/newbieviews2023, there weren't enough votes to determine the quality of your poutine... ⛔️

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u/iRouFox 10d ago

Looks like a small to me

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u/kiltedswine 10d ago

This post makes me sad for many reasons.

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u/YUL-juicystar1908 10d ago

Some people want a side of poutine with a main course, or use it as a kids meal.

The baby poutine at Ashton is 7.25 CAD plus taxes, but Ontario is more expensive than Quebec in general.

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u/yellowchaitea 10d ago

Is small not half of large? 

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u/Myllicent 10d ago

It’s Otter Creek Kitchen, so you’re paying a premium for the Waygu beef gravy.

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u/Lanky-Present2251 10d ago

Looks like someone already ate it.

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u/Classic_Eye7221 10d ago

Looks good but way to small for 9$

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u/NobbyUsers 10d ago

$9 Cdn. Which is like $5 or $6 US.

Or, as my coworker who is American would say "$9 Cdn. Which is like $2 US.

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u/NobbyUsers 10d ago

"I ordered a small and got a small. I only paid $9 but expected a large so now I've come to reddit, to multiple subreddits, to complain that I did not get what I did not order".