Canada and New England Cruise Food Review
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The creator reviews eight regional foods encountered during a ten night cruise through Canada and New England. Starting in Newport, Rhode Island, the journey includes sampling traditional clam chowder, stuffies, and a lobster roll. The creator notes that while the chowder was excellent, the lobster roll was expensive and mediocre. In Boston, the focus shifts to local atmosphere and Sam Adams beer rather than iconic food. Moving into Canada, the creator visits Halifax, where they highly recommend the donair with its unique sweet garlic sauce and the fried beaver tail pastry. In Charlottetown, the creator samples Cow's Ice Cream. The final leg of the trip takes place in Quebec City, featuring a visit to a traditional popcorn shop and a final attempt at poutine. The creator concludes that the poutine was underwhelming and did not live up to the significant hype surrounding the dish, suggesting that more elaborate versions might be more enjoyable.
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I tried eight different Regional local foods recommended to me by fellow Cruisers they were all pretty good safe for one it got recommended over and over and over again and well unfortunately it turned out just to be overrated
I would highly recommend it if you ever go to Newport Rhode Island get yourself a stuffy
this lobster roll was $48 40 that's us $48 yaa
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