Chips, chips and more chips – Poutinerie by Air Canada

Poutinerie by Air Canada has popped up again this year but this time at Old Spitafileds Market as they want to give Londoners a taste of what Air Canada offers, and what better way than serving Canadian’s national dish poutine with proceeds going towards Great Ormond Street Hospital.

Last year when they popped up they sold over 2,133 poutine dishes and helped raise £39,000 with proceeds for Great Ormond Street Hospital Children’s Charity whom they are fundraising again for.

Great Ormond Street Hospital

Every day, 618 children and young people from across the UK arrive at GOSH. Every day, doctors and nurses battle the most complex illnesses, and the brightest minds come together to achieve pioneering medical breakthroughs.

Without the support of fundraising and donations this extraordinary hospital would not be able to help seriously ill children.

Every penny is a chance for you to make a difference and help an ill child.

When I flew on by to Poutinerie by Air Canada

I was invited to their press launch and was highly delighted to try the poutine they served up and learned more about Air Canada services.

So much poutine

Poutine is a Canadian dish which traditionally consists of fries and cheese curds topped with a brown gravy.

Here is the menu of the different types of poutine you can try which are all inspired from different locations that Air Canada fly to.

Here are some images of all the amazing poutine that I enjoyed on the night.

It was hard to decide which was the best but if I had to say one maybe the Montreal’s Classic Poutine but seriously all the dish’s were so good.

Which dish would you choose?

After having so much poutine I was craving something sweet so I went over and had a Canadian lolly made in front of me. It was made out of maple syrup.

It really was tasty but ever so sticky and gooey.

Also whilst eating guests at this pop up can enjoy a selection of destination-inspired beer and wine, all whilst be surrounded by destination-inspired music and imagery.

This pop up really did make an impact to all that wanted to discover more about Air Canada flights even Ashley from the Pussy Cat Dolls popped in which my husband just had to grab a photo with her.

Learning more about Air Canada

Every visitor also who pops in will be entered into a draw to win a real flight with Air Canada to one of their 200 global destinations.

However whilst wishing if you might win guests can also experience virtual reality journey on board one of Air Canada’s planes.

So I just had to see what exactly what one of their planes could provide a traveller like me as I heard that they like to provide their travellers the utmost in comfort, technology, and innovation on all their flights.

So I donned on the headset and took a journey through the different three different class’s.

Economy

With most economy class flight, you’ll also be able to enjoy some complimentary wines, spirits and meals. Plus, you’ll have hours of on-demand entertainment at your fingertips.

Discover more about what you get in Economy click here.

Premium Economy

Slightly more superior seating and extra leg space premium economy gives that extra comfort, along with a premium meal service, and enhanced amenities along with priority airport services.

Discover more about what you get in Premium Economy click here.

Business Class

With Business Class guests will get everything you need for an enjoyable flight with seats that can lie flat completely flat and personal entertainment systems seats. There is even 110V electrical outlets so you can recharge your laptop or tablet while your flight recharges you.

Discover more about what you get in Business Class click here.

Did you know that Air Canada has a fleet of more than 390 aircraft and is one of the youngest, most fuel efficient and environmentally friendly in the world and is constantly growing and changing to be at the forefront of the aviation industry. They also fly to many locations all over the world not just Canada.

Find out more about Air Canada via clicking here.

Poutinerie by Air Canada where is it?

This pop up will only be at Old Spitafileds for 10 days so fly on down to this pop up to discover more about Air Canada, enjoy poutine and help raise funds for Great Ormond Street Hospital.

Old Spitalfields Market
5^th-14^th for 10 days only
12pm-3.30pm & 5.30pm-10.30pm daily

Thank you Air Canada for the complimentary invite . I certainly will be looking at booking a Air Canada flight in the future. All views are my own honest opinion.