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Ye Olde Chip Truck : By Rick Vandervleit
If ever there was a symbol or institution by which Kenora could be identified, it would be Ye Olde Chip Truck at Market Square. It is as recognizable as Husky the Musky and draws every bit as many people if not more as an attraction. The difference between Husky and the chip truck is that with the fish, you can only take pictures. With the chip truck, you can eat the best French fried potatoes east of Vancouver. Read More >>
Featured in Manitoba & Northwestern Ontario Cottager Magazine
Fries Worth Flying For
Once feted by the CBC for serving the best french fries in Canada, Ye Olde Chip Truck in downtown Kenora, Ontario, has been known to lure jet-setting vacationers off their flight plans thanks to its coveted, deep-fried specialty. Muskie hunters bound for Kenora's Lake of the Woods take note.
Featured in Outdoor Canada Magazine, Summer of 2002
Kenora
Ye Olde Chip Truck has been a Kenora institution since the 1950's, loved by cottagers, tourists and locals alike. Even Jean Chrétien has braved the lineup for the fires. After the local landmark changed hand several times over the past few years, the town was concerned that the chip truck was going to be deep-sixed. After all, no one left Kenora without stopping for french fries. Locals Lisa and Rob Bell came to the rescue last fall and bought the truck, keeping it "what it was." The secret step to their thick fries stays with them but the potatoes are fresh and hand cut. There is always a long line-up during the summer, and locals who refuse to wait buy only in the winter.
Featured in Food & Drink Magazine, Autumn 2002
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