Canada

[Zombie_Babies]

That is a Québecois dish. Get it right, yankee.

That's what I said, poutine is Canadian.

 

[Kramodlog]

I'm offended, retract yourself.

 

[Zombie_Babies]

I'm not the one who made you Canadian, bro.

 

[Kramodlog]

Your failure during the 1812 war sure didn't help.

 

[Ketherian]

Since this is for kids, try
* butter tarts (a tart or pie similar to sugar pie or shoofly pie in the southern US)
* garlic fingers (fresh baked bread sticks topped with garlic & cheese).
* Nanaimo bars are a lot of fun, and while they're supposed to be predominantly western, they're available here in the east too.
* Moosehunters are a typical molasses cookie that, like the butter tarts, would be easy to make and probably easier to store and transport.

Poutine (fries, cheese curds & gravy) is easy, very kid friendly and (unfortunately) very very messy and an absolute disgusting mess if served cold. And please, no matter what the research may say - do not let your kid make Pemmican and serve it. It is disgusting and should only be eaten if you're lost in the woods and starving. Admittedly, I feel the same way about Poutine râpée (grey potatoes ick!).

Hope this helps.

 

[Zombie_Babies]

Your failure during the 1812 war sure didn't help.

Damn, I'm a lot older than I thought I was.

 

[tomBitonti]

The Google is your friend. Trust the Google. And keep your laser handy.

That is SIG worthy. Touche!

TomB

 

[Scott DeWar]

Canadian food: Canadian Mist whiskey! Oh wait, you said Kid friendly. Sorry.

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

Canadian food: Canadian Mist whiskey! Oh wait, you said Kid friendly. Sorry.

Canadian Mist WILL make kids friendly.

 

[Scott DeWar]

Canadian Mist WILL make kids friendly.

Right, then. Sure! happy kids! I think I need some scotch. single malt.