Global Affairs Canada attempted to spark a debate about how the cheese curds which top poutine should look. .“Some folks eat theirs the traditional way with curds and others use shredded cheese,” said Global Affairs Canada in a tweet. .“Are you team cheese curd or team shredded?”.Global Affairs Canada encouraged people to tell it their opinion. It included photos of poutine with shredded and whole curds. .Canadian freelance photojournalist Francis Vachon said there are two types of poutine people. .“There are people who root for curd cheese, and there are some others who are wrong,” said Vachon. .Prominent Canadian political commentator Aaron Gunn said Canadian cultural decay continues. .“If it doesn't have cheese curds, it's not poutine,” said Gunn. .Germans were hired by Global Affairs Canada in August to advocate for poutine at Munich's Oktoberfest..READ MORE: PROST! Liberals paying Germans to bring poutine to Oktoberfest.The ministry said the idea was to “promote Canadian food and beverage products to German-speaking end consumers.” .The campaign included a German-language website selling typical Canadian products like maple syrup, blueberry jam, poutine gravy mix, and Moosehead canned lager.
Global Affairs Canada attempted to spark a debate about how the cheese curds which top poutine should look. .“Some folks eat theirs the traditional way with curds and others use shredded cheese,” said Global Affairs Canada in a tweet. .“Are you team cheese curd or team shredded?”.Global Affairs Canada encouraged people to tell it their opinion. It included photos of poutine with shredded and whole curds. .Canadian freelance photojournalist Francis Vachon said there are two types of poutine people. .“There are people who root for curd cheese, and there are some others who are wrong,” said Vachon. .Prominent Canadian political commentator Aaron Gunn said Canadian cultural decay continues. .“If it doesn't have cheese curds, it's not poutine,” said Gunn. .Germans were hired by Global Affairs Canada in August to advocate for poutine at Munich's Oktoberfest..READ MORE: PROST! Liberals paying Germans to bring poutine to Oktoberfest.The ministry said the idea was to “promote Canadian food and beverage products to German-speaking end consumers.” .The campaign included a German-language website selling typical Canadian products like maple syrup, blueberry jam, poutine gravy mix, and Moosehead canned lager.
