Poutine Cup a tasty treat

By: Staff writer Posted: 3:07 PM CDT Monday, Sep. 18, 2017

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On Sept. 14, several restaurants took part in The Poutine Cup event at Fort Gibraltar — a celebration of one the nation’s favourite signature dishes featuring some of Winnipeg’s finest chefs and their poutine interpretations. Visit www.poutinecup.com for more information

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From left: Amy Fustey and Alex Johnson enjoy some poutine at a booth for Kraken rum, which was one of the sponsors of The Poutine Cup. (SIMON FULLER/CANSTAR NEWS/THE LANCE) — Simon Fuller From left: Amy Fustey and Alex Johnson enjoy some poutine at a booth for Kraken rum, which was one of the sponsors of The Poutine Cup. (SIMON FULLER/CANSTAR NEWS/THE LANCE)

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Kristel Pastorin, executive chef at The Grove Pub and Restaurant, holds a portion of poutine, which included lamb. (SIMON FULLER/CANSTAR NEWS/THE LANCE) — Simon Fuller Kristel Pastorin, executive chef at The Grove Pub and Restaurant, holds a portion of poutine, which included lamb. (SIMON FULLER/CANSTAR NEWS/THE LANCE)

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From left: Casey Dame, Karen Trochim and Krystal Stigander try to keep warm at a booth for Bothwell Cheese, which was another event sponsor. (SIMON FULLER/CANSTAR NEWS/THE LANCE) — Simon Fuller From left: Casey Dame, Karen Trochim and Krystal Stigander try to keep warm at a booth for Bothwell Cheese, which was another event sponsor. (SIMON FULLER/CANSTAR NEWS/THE LANCE)

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Team members from Half Pints Brewing Co. at The Poutine Cup event. — Simon Fuller Team members from Half Pints Brewing Co. at The Poutine Cup event.

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