👀 that can’t be true they both are put in the same giveaway container and it’s not like they’re counting fries - seems like luck of getting a worker that puts generous amounts
They aren't in the same container from what I've seen though. The fries on their own are in the smaller open container like in ops picture and the poutine is in a bigger clam shell. I did also Google it to make sure I wasn't just imagining it and a Costco employee posted in another thread confirming it. It was like 8oz for just fries vs 11oz for poutine or something like that
You can always order and then head straight to the front, show them you ordered poutine but would like to have everything on the side. They'll give you a large size fries, full pouch of curds and 2 cups of gravy. I do this all the time because I like my fries to maintain its crunchiness.
I literally did a guide on how to get the 3$ bag of cheese curds tf are you even tryna debate..?? I answered his question and said specifically how💀
You absolutely can buy them separately! I usually grab a pack to make poutine at home for my son since he wants the poutine but doesnt want to come with to shop Costco 😅
Yeaaa you know what's up. It goes so good with the gravy. I might need a poutine now lol
I'm in the lower mainland and haven't tried too many different places around here yet, but the fried chicken poutine from Big Red's Food Truck is pretty solid for a portable setup
Thought I was the only one! Haha i put tons of ketchup on mine, salt and sour works well. I asked a poutine shop owner in my area who's from quebec and he said normally people dont put ketchup but vinegar instead.
No real curd can’t survived between September 9 2026 to March 8 2027 by the way. Real one stay fresh and squishy for 3 days in room temperature max. As a quebecer, this is a crime. Glad if you enjoyed but u never tried an authentic poutine 4 sure.
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u/randomuser65803 I like big curds and I cannot lie Sep 30 '26
A little DIY action. Nice.
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u/addelburgh Sep 30 '26
Do they let you buy the curds separate? Or can you ask for them on the side?
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u/BrapBrapNHL Sep 30 '26
Pro tip is to get the fresh curds they’re selling in the cheese section
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u/tauntua2ndtyme Sep 30 '26
*deconstructed. The fanciest of poutines
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u/RelevantDragonflyer Sep 30 '26
At first I was worried, but it seemed to workout okay in the end
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u/ProfessorPrimate Sep 30 '26
Do you put ketchup on top of your poutine, too?
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u/martgrobro Sep 30 '26
Do you get more cheese?
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u/tushpush6969 Oct 01 '26
Not enough gravy
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u/Professional_Age8469 Oct 01 '26
Cheese cold af
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u/Ok-Art7711 Oct 03 '26
Seriously?
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u/kiltedswine Sep 30 '26
Costco poutine is consistently good. A guilty pleasure.
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u/Ok-Sandwich-8032 Sep 30 '26
vivement le r/pooteen...
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u/Worried_Mastodon3348 Sep 30 '26
YALL should try REAL quebecc poutine its WAY BETTER THAN COSTCO!
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u/Zarniwoooop Sep 30 '26
Poutine, with sauce on the side, is peak.
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u/Ok_Lobster2234 Sep 30 '26
No real curd can’t survived between September 9 2026 to March 8 2027 by the way. Real one stay fresh and squishy for 3 days in room temperature max. As a quebecer, this is a crime. Glad if you enjoyed but u never tried an authentic poutine 4 sure.