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THE FIND

Last Meal

Ring out the old with french fries, cheese, and gravy.


(Photo by Jim Scherer) Photo by Jim Scherer
By Rachel Travers
December 31, 2006

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Sure, in just a few hours you’re starting a diet. But until then there’s poutine, a French-Canadian treat that is best described as extreme junk food – or just plain sublime. Hand-cut french fries are, well, fried, then topped with chewy cheddar curds and baked, then topped again in chicken gravy and a smattering of scallions ($9 at Harvest). The ... (Full article: 78 words)

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