Which major French dictionary officially added the word poutine to its pages in 2014?
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In 2014, the iconic French dictionary Le Petit Larousse officially welcomed the word poutine into its vocabulary. The editors defined it as a Quebec dish of fries, fresh cheese curds, and hot brown gravy, cementing its status as a global culinary icon.
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