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Poutine

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Oct 3, 2026

Diarra KilpatrickGUEST
18:27
Or us.
Diarra KilpatrickGUEST
18:29
Why Canada? They just got Poutine and Tim Hortons.
Diarra KilpatrickGUEST
18:32
Because we want to
Angel Laketa MooreHOST
18:32
control.
Lionel BirnieHOST
13:30
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Daniel FriebeHOST
13:36
So to Canada, home of Quebec, home of Poutine, home of the biggest Larry Warbass fan club in the Northern Hemisphere.
Daniel FriebeHOST
13:46
Not sure about the Southern Hemisphere.
Daniel FriebeHOST
13:48
And the World Championships at the weekend.
Lizzie DeignanHOST
2:05
Poutine.
David MillarHOST
2:05
Poutine.
Ned BoultingHOST
2:05
Poulan or s-
Lizzie DeignanHOST
2:06
Poutine
Ned BoultingHOST
2:07
... poutine, poutine.
LorenaCORRESPONDENT
52:40
He's got to keep the stomach stretched out.
LorenaCORRESPONDENT
52:42
So he competed in the 2026 World Poutine Eating Championship.
LorenaCORRESPONDENT
52:49
Yes.
LorenaCORRESPONDENT
52:50
How much poutine can you eat?
Mitch DockerHOST
34:07
Seeing as we're talking worlds, Montreal is world famous for what in the cuisine world? First question.
Luke DurbridgeGUEST
34:27
Poutine.
Mitch DockerHOST
34:28
Poutine.
Mitch DockerHOST
34:28
Correctly.
Mitch DockerHOST
34:30
It is considered the global capital of the iconic French-Canadian comfort food.
Mitch DockerHOST
35:02
I think it's poutin.
Mitch DockerHOST
35:05
Poutin is what you're talking about.
Mitch DockerHOST
35:07
Poutine is the food.
Greg HillHOST
29:57
Big televisions.
Greg HillHOST
29:58
We don't have poutine in Ireland.
Greg HillHOST
30:00
Poutine's Canadian.
Greg HillHOST
30:00
No, poutine is Canadian.
Chris CurtisPANELIST
30:01
McGonagall's has poutine, though.
Daniel FriebeHOST
2:27
There was this famous thing in Quebec.
Daniel FriebeHOST
2:28
early 2000s when George W. Bush was asked about his endorsement from the Canadian Prime Minister, Mr. Poutine.
Daniel FriebeHOST
2:37
The Canadian Prime Minister wasn't called Poutine, but George Bush didn't know that when he was running for president.
Daniel FriebeHOST
2:44
And yeah...
Daniel FriebeHOST
2:45
Whenever Quebec sort of comes up in popular culture, people mention poutine, which is what I've done just now.
Lionel BirnieHOST
2:52
Well, I mean, there's a Vladimir Poutine joke on the tip of my tongue, but I'm not going to make it.
Lionel BirnieHOST
2:58
Well, there you go.
Lionel BirnieHOST
2:58
I suppose there's an English cousin, isn't there? The northern part of my family would have gravy on
Rob HenryHOST
25:21
That's a good question.
Rob HenryHOST
25:21
If we can't have any more Timmy Hortons or Poutine, there's going to be a revolt.
Rob HenryHOST
25:25
God,
Mark HoustonHOST
25:25
no kidding.
Mark HoustonHOST
25:27
Oh, Poutine.
Mark HoustonHOST
25:28
Tim Hortons.
Mark HoustonHOST
25:29
Love it so much.
Aaron HolmesGUEST
6:11
Canada and I was told it was poutine, but Yes, that is Quebecer.
Aaron HolmesGUEST
6:16
That is
RileyHOST
6:16
Quebeckese, if you will, in the sense of Poutine is like the actual Quebecois kind of way how to say it.
RileyHOST
6:25
But the rest of Canada still says Poutine and
JamesHOST
6:28
everybody's okay with it.
JamesHOST
6:28
Yeah,
EvanHOST
1:25
Joey Chestnut has done it again.
EvanHOST
1:27
He has won the 2026 Smokes Poutinerie World Poutine Eating Championship in Toronto.
EvanHOST
1:34
He packed away.
EvanHOST
1:36
21 and a quarter pounds of poutine in 10 minutes.

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