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Sprailenes   47

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The only thing close to chip stands around here is the fry places down at the shore.

Oh and have you guys heard? In North Jersey they have these things called "disco fries" they're EXACTLY like a poutine!

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This thread is going to make me a fatass. LoL, there is a place that serves good poutine and montreal smoked meat sammiches 5 mins from us. :S

Now i'm reading this around lunch time and we're trying to decide where to go eat lunch before we go see Get Him To The Greek. I think it shall be poutine for lunch :lol:

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I want to go up to N. Jersey and try these disco fries.

Why the hell would you call them disco fries?

Maybe because that's where you need to go after to work the calories off? :huh:

Hey! I ordered chips with gravy before that chili dog! mad.gif

Ohh ya! Sorry boot that!

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I want to go up to N. Jersey and try these disco fries.

Why the hell would you call them disco fries?

Maybe because that's where you need to go after to work the calories off? :huh:

I found this explanation...lol

Originated in Canada but perfected in New Jersey this combination of brown gravy, mozzarella cheese and HOT crispy steak fries is the perfect end to a late night of binge drinking. Personally the best places to get them are Six Brothers or Tick Tock, but occasionally some random spot'll have em too. Oh and eat them with a large root beer on the side, nothing like it!

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=disco%20fries

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This thread is going to make me a fatass. LoL, there is a place that serves good poutine and montreal smoked meat sammiches 5 mins from us. :S

Now i'm reading this around lunch time and we're trying to decide where to go eat lunch before we go see Get Him To The Greek. I think it shall be poutine for lunch laughing.gif

K I'm not making another poutine so go one page back and share berns!!! :angry:

Yea the service here is great. :P

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Disco Fries (American version of “Poutine")

"Disco fries” are first cited in 1996 and are believed to have started at New Jersey diners. Some think that “disco fries” means “diner fries,” while others insist that “disco” means “late night food.” Crisco is often used in making french fries, and perhaps that product also influenced the “disco fries” name. Disco fries soon found their way to diners in New York City.



“Disco fries” are french fries with cheese and gravy, somewhat more than the cheese fries that were popularly served in the 1980s.

“Poutine” is a dish from Quebec, Canada of french fries, cheese curds, and gravy, supposedly invented in 1957 but first cited in print in 1982. Some people claim that “disco fries” are nothing more than Americanized “poutine,” but the cheese used is not similar.





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Sorry, I cannot support anything called fish nuggets tongue_ss.gif

I just finished my Canadian AND U.S. taxes - so I deserve a snack.

I'll have the peameal on a bun please sprail

But.... but..... they are little mounds of deep fried goodness. :cry:

Okay. I'll just hang around for a bite of your peameal sammich. I kinda like this chip stand. lol

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Oh I'll have one of those too and a steamy hot dog all dressed with choux croute, thanks!

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I just had lunch and you're making me hungry already.

I've only ever had poutine once. It wasn't that great either. Guess I should try it at an authentic place.

Never had cheese curds either.

Maybe I'm secretly not Canadian.

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