It’s finally here: the 2024 14 Days of Poutine competition is back for its third year! Don’t forget to vote for your favourites!
Dates
Nelson’s 14 Days of Poutine competition is running from Monday April 22nd to Sunday May 5th, 2024!
Usually this annual event happens mid-April, but is a little later this year due to scheduling issues. Nonetheless, it’s still on, and we can’t wait!
Menu
Here’s the contestants for this year!
Price
All poutines are priced at $15, and they’re usually big enough for a full meal, but YMMV.
Competition Categories
Contestants compete in four categories
- Best Tasting
- Most Unique
- Best Presentation
- Most Creative Name
Winners are decided by popular vote, so make sure you share your favourites with friends, and don’t forget to vote!
Last Year’s (2023) Champions
Chez Serge in Kaslo have been crowned champions in BOTH 2022 and 2023 (Best Tasting, Most Unique, & Best Presentation). Will they remain on top all three years running?
They’re also closing down this year, so this is their final shot! Head out and support this delicious business while you still can.
![pulled pork poutine and fish and chips at Chez Serge in Kaslo](https://thekootenaycurrent.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/IMG_9832-1-1024x768.jpg)
Best Tasting
- Chez Serge (The Crowned Poutine)
- Cantina Del Centro
- The Royal (Royally Fried Chicken Poutine)
Most Unique
- Chez Serge (The Crowned Poutine)
- Cantina Del Centro (Birri-Ya Face Into This Poutine)
- Hume Hotel & Spa (Chicken Shawarma Poutine)
Best Presentation
- Chez Serge (The Crowned Poutine)
- Cantina Del Centro (Birri-Ya Face Into This Poutine)
- The Ktunaxa Grill (Braised Bison Poutine)
Most Creative Name
- Cantina Del Centro (Birri-Ya Face Into This Poutine)
- Chez Serge (The Crowded Poutine)
- Vienna Cafe (No Country For Old Hen)
Vote
Vote HERE. (2024 Link now active!)
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