Glasgow bar to serve 'Yorkshire poutine' this weekend

This city centre bar is serving a limited edition version of the Canadian dish.

Published 22nd Nov 2019
Updated 9 th Aug 2023

Bloc, which is located on Bath Street , is serving up a Yorkshire poutine filled with chips, cheddar, pigs in blankets and topped with a generous helping of gravy.

Anyone looking to try it will need to be quick, as it's only available this weekend (23 and 24 November).

The bar posted a picture of the dish on their social media along with a competition to win a poutine for two.

Bloc is known for its crazy creations, which include a vegan munchie box and an MD2020 burger - which consisted of a deep fried beef patty, blue Mad Dog 20/20 sweet sauce, rocket, summer fruit coulis and MD mayo all in a toasted brioche bun.

Poutine usually is made with french fries and cheese curds topped with a brown gravy, and originated from Quebec.

 

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