There’s fries, and then there’s fries smothered in BISON GRAVY!
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47 Comments
I don't understand "loaded" fries. I mean, the fries are just gonna get soggy and slimy in seconds anyway.
The only thing that would make this better would be real cheese curds
Gotta come to OKC and go to off the hook seafood and try the smother seafood 🍟
As a Worcester resident, I laugh at no MASS residents who pronounce worcester or worcestershire sauce lmfao.
She’s adorable
Why do Americans struggle with the word Worcestershire so much, they seem to use the sauce seemingly all the time so you would think you would learn to pronounce it
Oh my, that does look real tasty😋!!!
thank you
Replace the cheese with some cheese curds and you got yourself a hell of a poutine…
I would honestly try this
When he was talking fast
That’s just fancy poutine.
Oh , boy , wish I had known about this place before . Been through New Mexico several times . Would definitely have stopped in !
Poutine without curds instead with shredded cheese
Right out of the gate, bison isn't buffalo. Unless they're importing from Asia or Africa, it's bison
Gaaaah those look amazeballs!!
So I live in New mexico and I can't for the life of me figure out where this is located.
So, it's a bison poutine? Got it!
Mmm poutine
Every episode white people= comfort food
basically a fancied up bison poutine, but i'd still eat it, cause it looks delicious
Cutting by hand but uses machine nice
Every Englishman just had a giant smile 😂😂😂
It’s like poutine without gravy I’ll take it
I'm gonna take a wild guess, I bet she wishes she didn't raise her arm to flex
Now thats how you make bison fries, though those are the only ones I have ever seen. Looked amazing, could have that everyday. Great video
Pronounce Worcestershire sauce correctly or GTFO.
I’ll never tire of hearing Americans try to say ‘Worcestershire’
Real talk bro 💯 Tru
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Possibly the worst pronunciation of Worcestershire I've ever heard
Call it whatever you want, but this is upscale poutin.
Those fries were not hand cut. Was machine done
CUTE GIRL (WOMAN) COOKS ! LOOK DELICIOUS 😋!
How she pronounces Worcestershire is funny.
So a pountine lol
Why not bald eagle fries instead?
sign me up!!!
APPA NOOOOOOO
I love this dish.
I gotta get to New Mexico that looks amazing
Looking great 👍
Those fries look very good!!!
Use havarti cheese instead of Gruyère and use venison instead of bison
I want this right now!!
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OMG THAT LOOKS AWESOME!!!
Gruyere’s my favorite type of cheese: first trip to Paris we went to the market near the Bastille and picked up a few things for lunch. I got gruyere, fresh bread and some prosciutto and took it to the Opera Garnier and ate it while waiting for the bus to take us to Versailles. One of the finest sandwiches I’ve ever made for myself.