Sentence examples for modifying poutine from inspiring English sources

I think adapting and modifying poutine is wonderful.

I mean, anyone can eat poutine, anyone can modify it, adapt it as they wish.

"The poutine".

But no poutine.

Basically Israeli poutine, then.

At Maamm Bolduc, we ate Poutine Galvaude — poutine with chicken and peas.

Nor is Mexican poutine a recipe for untroubled  sleep.

In Québec, the term poutine is slang for "mess".

I had come to Montreal to eat poutine.

We ate the smoked-meat poutine at Main.

Except at Claridge's, there's no poutine.