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National Poutine Day HistoryNational Poutine Day celebrates the uniquely Canadian dish of poutine. The culinary creation comprises crispy french fries, topped with cheese curds and drenched in a flavourful gravy. This day unites Canadians in appreciation for the dish and its cultural significance, while also acknowledging its evolution from the original version to diverse modern adaptations and varieties that incorporate a range of ingredients. While the exact origin of poutine is disputed, it is widely believed to have been first prepared in rural Quebec during the 1950s. Over time, the dish gained popularity across the country, becoming a quintessential component of Canadian cuisine. National Poutine Day serves as an opportunity to honour this iconic dish and reflect on its humble beginnings. Today, Canadians celebrate the comfort food not only as a source of regional pride but also for its broader contributions to the nation's culinary landscape. On National Poutine Day, Canadians observe the occasion by indulging in their favourite version of this savoury treat. Many restaurants and eateries offer special menus and promotions, featuring traditional and innovative poutine variations to cater to the diverse tastes of the Canadian population. This treasured national event allows Canadians to delight in the flavours and textures of this beloved dish while actively contributing to an ever-evolving cultural legacy. National Poutine Day takes place annually on April 11, providing a day for Canadians to revel in their collective culinary heritage. Top facts about National Poutine Day
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