This sounds delicious. I don’t think Taco Bell Canada ever had potatoes, so I have no point of comparison, but I am eager to put this in my face.

Hey, it works! No one ever asks again.

I started telling people I hated the sound of a child’s laughter. It usually makes them back off immediately.

Does anyone, really? I barely remember yesterday.

Yeah, we aren’t sure about Christmas either. For Canadian Thanksgiving I made fancy stuffed squash; since it was only two of us, I figured I could make something small, somewhat more fancy, but would be a pain to scale up.

fryburgers are indeed tasty.

Does read a bit like a Christmas grocery shopping list.

I mean, to be fair, you are American and work for a predominantly American site — how often does Canadian Thanksgiving cross your mind, really. And the traditional meal for Christmas and thanksgiving is the same, more or less, so really it’s a multipurpose suggestion.

Lol, true. I could use them for Canadian Thanksgiving, but that would require remembering I want them for a year.

You must stop giving me these delicious-sounding Christmas dinner takes, when we don’t even know if Christmas is happening!

Oh, that’s just mean.

This is the most Toronto thing ever.

Deep state may be square...but the correct state is triangle.

Well, as long as they’re happy.

America might be square country, but Canada is not: and in this, we are more correct than you.

The lack of apple crisp shocked me too!

But here is one of the most important things: The sandwiches must be sliced into four triangles each. According to me, these are at their maximum comfort level and deliciousness when they are eaten as tiny baby triangles.

Oh damn, I might do this for Christmas. If we have Christmas.

Perogies are everywhere, cabbage rolls aren’t.