HalfPintKatie
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I'm sorry, but what now??
May 3, 2025 4:21 AM
HalfPintKatie
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I'm sorry, but what now??
blondewithabrain
Poutine here in Utah
BeckyLookAtHerButt
Good gravy, Batman!
takebackmath
Yep, It’s called disco fries at Roscoe’s in Sacramento, CA.
HighMagosSquidward
This is an ai hallucinating. No one says that
REOJackwagon
I've seen it called loaded fries, and sometimes poutine. Don't think I've seen it called disco fries
drhorseturd
I live in america and I don't want whatever generative
ai thinks this is supposed to be
ICountFrom0
Disco fries, or Diner Fries, are a completely different animal.
The fries are cooked, the gravy is poured over, and then the cheese goes on top, and it's put under a broiler.
SebastianCrab
We call it poutine.
SometimesOthertimesAnytime
Never heard it called disco fries in my area. Heard it called loaded fries before.
Hexidimentional
Disco fries are not poutine and if you call them poutine in front of a Quebecquoi we will not apologise for what the angry francaphone does do your face.
HalfPintKatie
Bien sûr!!
blondewithabrain
Routine here in Utah
sms001
I often wonder why poutine isn't more popular here. Wisconsin, of all places; close to the border, plenty of cheese, and consistently drunk, but I only saw it in a handful of places. Chicago, same. And it just seems tailor made for Americans.
Corrodias
Yeah, it seems like a pretty obvious win, yet practically nobody carries it. Maybe if we started asking restaurant owners about it, it'd spread. But I almost never eat out, so, they rightly wouldn't pay me much attention.
RadioFloyd
Never heard of that, but Google had a lot of recipes for it.
twerps
wut