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***FRIES*** TransCanada Fryway french fry review ***FRIES***
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The latest vid from NW Ontario where it seems there are not a lot of roadside fries available... includes the other chip wagon of only two to get five stars (five wooden forks actually). Also winners for best gravy, best service, best scenery, etc.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OEGymFfAlX8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OEGymFfAlX8
I had the pleasure of enjoying fries in Cobden, being a newbi I thought they where great.
I chose to dine at Turcotte's Chip Stand when I stay at the Le Voyageur Inn in Mattawa Ontario. I enjoy sitting in their very comfortable plastic chairs listening to the banter from the many locals who frequent the establishment. I especially enjoy exchanging "Gi day's" with locals also. Makes me feel at home but I wonder if my Giday comes out with a Long Island accent.
I love Fries and chip stands in Canada.
I chose to dine at Turcotte's Chip Stand when I stay at the Le Voyageur Inn in Mattawa Ontario. I enjoy sitting in their very comfortable plastic chairs listening to the banter from the many locals who frequent the establishment. I especially enjoy exchanging "Gi day's" with locals also. Makes me feel at home but I wonder if my Giday comes out with a Long Island accent.
I love Fries and chip stands in Canada.
Went for a ride on a nearby rail trail yesterday. The Lynn Valley Trail follows the Lynn River from the town of Simcoe through the lush farms and forests down to Port Dover. I had ample opportunity to check out the paddling conditions of this freshwater stream as we crossed over several pedestrian bridges on our way down the valley. It ought to be a pleasant few hours paddling and wading when the water is high enough, as it has been this year with all the rain we've been having. Arriving in this quiet (on weekdays) touristy fishing port it was easy to peddle around choosing a lunch locale. I was all for a famous footlong hotdog near the boardwalk while my wife was insistent we should have a coffee and pastry in a "French Bistro". I couldn't put up an argument, so off we went. Except it was closed. Darn. Footlong it is then, right? Nope. Being a fry-lover she remembered the chip wagon we passed coming through town. Dorothy's Delicious Homemade Fries food truck didn't disappoint. We gave them ten forks out of ten for everything except atmosphere. Although the picnic tables and umbrellas are brand spanking new and charming, sitting in a parking lot watching folks drive in to the town laundromat and doggy spa wasn't lovely. But the fries were still worth the visit. Next time I'll need try paddling the river.
