
Canadians can handle a lot of hardships, hockey losses, and pandemics — just don’t make fun of our food.
During Monday’s episode of The Bachelor, Serena Pitt (who lives in Toronto) — vying for the bachelor, Matt James — introduced him to various Canadian dishes as part of the show’s “hometown week.”
Bachelor Party, a podcast that breaks down weekly episodes of The Bachelor, reposted an image of last night’s Canadian dishes on Twitter, and reactions have not been very positive.
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“Choose ONE Canadian delicacy,” reads the post, before sharing images of Nanaimo bars, Beaver Tails, peameal bacon (of course, the Canadian staple) and a poutine.
Choose ONE Canadian delicacy 🇨🇦 #TheBachelor pic.twitter.com/zCszAOWwW3
— Bachelor Party (@BachPartyPod) February 23, 2021
Come on, this is national television and you’re not doing our favourite dishes justice.
The Twitterverse reacted completely justifiably, as it’s been known to do, calling out the podcast and the show for a horrid representation of Canadian dishes.
All of my favorite food. This is a crime https://t.co/Be0QmBzZ1p
— madi (@trulymadi) February 23, 2021
I just know an American made that poutine. Omg I’m shaking. https://t.co/kW4ErK6JeD
— . (@c0ldcaseluv) February 23, 2021
That poutine is a war crime.
— O’Juan Faluun – #defundthepolice (@diabloshadow) February 23, 2021
The answer is poutine, even though you found probably the least appetizing looking poutine in history
— Chalupa Batman (@SteveYQR) February 23, 2021
The Beaver tail and poutine are not even close to looking like the real thing, i can’t imagine how they taste . pic.twitter.com/y8museX8Zy
— Jean-Pierre Sylvain (@Wally_Weir) February 23, 2021
None of those look appetizing. Y’all fucked them all up 😂😂😂
— Phelan Thomas (@ptmd25) February 23, 2021
Why does the poutine look like barf?
— Johnny Bertolo (@JohnnyBertolo) February 23, 2021
— Jurassic Parkour (@megfenway) February 23, 2021
that poutine is a TRAVESTY
— ALF stan account (@DonTomPat3) February 23, 2021
Canadian here: how dare you
— Sie (@sieminglyy) February 23, 2021
— Brandi (@bittofbrandi) February 23, 2021
what the fuck did you do to the food of canada
— Mike Pfeil (@mikepfeil_) February 23, 2021
It’s always poutine. But certainly not *that* poutine.
— Katie (she/her/Leafs) (@Katie_Kats1) February 23, 2021
So, none of these are accurate. pic.twitter.com/lxgsVDy7hx
— Shaun 💬 (@mralwayswrite) February 23, 2021
I am Canadian and I find this offensive. pic.twitter.com/BTp4S9a0oN
— Huey2k2 (@huey2k2) February 23, 2021
This is an act of war
— Matt (@m_caygee) February 23, 2021
Poutine? pic.twitter.com/K2jSh4Dla9
— Nik (@NikkF07) February 23, 2021
Why you gona do us like this pic.twitter.com/H2nqr0VAF0
— Mr Boat (@therealmrboat) February 23, 2021