Anyone experienced Poutine?

[Marko]

And for any of you who want to pronounce "poutine" like a French Canadian...you pronounce it "poo-teh." That way, when you're actually in Quebec and you say "Poutin Mon Amis" you'll sound like a pro!!!

Bon Appetit!!

 

[Loprraine]

I think we both know that's not how it's pronounced, and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.

 

[GotGarlic]

And for any of you who want to pronounce "poutine" like a French Canadian...you pronounce it "poo-teh." That way, when you're actually in Quebec and you say "Poutin Mon Amis" you'll sound like a pro!!!

Bon Appetit!!

Are you sure about that? My two years of high school French tell me that the "n" is pronounced: "poo-TEEN." If there was no "e" on the end, then it would be "poo-TEH," with a nasal sound on the second syllable.

 

[suziquzie]

LOL wow am I lucky! DH drives an overnight shuttle to WI 5 nights a week, he brings home fresh cheese curds about 2x a week.... it's funny to hear some people can't get them.
Matter of fact he brought some home this morning. Squeek Squeek!!! Yummy these are GOOD!
Maybe I outta make some poutine and share!

 

[kitchenelf]

Are you sure about that? My two years of high school French tell me that the "n" is pronounced: "poo-TEEN." If there was no "e" on the end, then it would be "poo-TEH," with a nasal sound on the second syllable.

I have read a lot of sites that pronounce it poo-tsin - here's how I pronounce it - din-ur

 

[Marko]

Quebecers slang it up a bit. That's where I have heard it.