When in Canada... 👀

@Scaramucci It’s not a Canadian dish, but a Québécois one. For years, the rest of Canada mocked it, until it became popular around the world.

@Scaramucci You must eat it in the restaurant not take out.. it gets mushy lol

@Scaramucci It is Québec national dish not Canadian.

Next up: The truly disgusting and delicious dish from Atlantic Canada: The much reviled (and beloved) donair...

A Canadians delicacie

it's great but not diet food !!!!

@Scaramucci Close your mouth when you chew. No one needs to hear that smacking sound magnified. Also, not the national Canadian dish. 🙄

Who tf is she? Won't even try it. Probably a vegetarian. They actually make them vegetarian in some places. It's heresy, but gotta please everyone these days.

The poutine thing is such a misconception. I was born, raised and have lived in Toronto all my life (71 years). The first time I heard the word poutine, I was in my forties or something. More popular now but really, it's more of a Quebec thing. I had it once and liked it though.

"Such a child" ... nothing wrong with a man enjoying a poutine, don't let British misandry keep you from poutine mate @Scaramucci @KattyKay_

Enjoy Canada, where it’s still normal.

It is NOT the national dish of Canada.

LOL thank you ❤️🇨🇦 “some kind of” cheese curds, Anthony 😉 but either learn how to make it at home or enjoy it served in a decent restaurant, personally I prefer POUTINE for breakfast …served with eggs — but only as a very special treat because …CALORIES

This is how you poke fun at Canadians with respect and love. Much love for this segment from a proud Canadian.

I can't wait till he tries to rename the Atlantic "The American Ocean".

It’s delicious but 3,000 calories it too, too much

It's even better after a few beers!