Freedom Fries, at least french fries used the actual name of the actual country.
btw zoomers, at least in the lead up to the invasion of Iraq there was like months of propagandist debate and media manufacturing consent. People are so docile and compromised now that they don't even bother. They just hand out a memo to western NPCs about what to say this week.
btw zoomers, at least in the lead up to the invasion of Iraq there was like months of propagandist debate and media manufacturing consent. People are so docile and compromised now that they don't even bother. They just hand out a memo to western NPCs about what to say this week.
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/poutine
"Did you know?
Although the earliest evidence of the word poutine in an English publication is from 1982, historical accounts of the dish itself date to several decades earlier when someone had the brilliant idea to add rural Quebec's much-loved fresh cheese curds to (also much-loved) French fries. Whether the gravy came a few years later or was present ab ovo is disputed. Also unclear is the origin of the word by which the dish is known. Some assert that poutine is related to the English word pudding, but a more popular etymology is that it's from a Quebecois slang word meaning "mess." The dish has in recent years been making inroads on American menus."