446532 Mon Oct 01 09:31:58 -0700 2007 6 22 Quebec (including Montreal) 0 2992622 Perhaps a ridiculous question, but does anyone know where I can fine butcher's twine in Montreal? Mon Oct 01 09:31:58 -0700 2007 42903 rillettes 1 2992633 I used to buy mine at Ares - until my butcher started sneaking me some when I asked. Mon Oct 01 09:36:21 -0700 2007 2992622 118582 maisonbistro 1 2992650 Any kitchen supply store and many hardware stores. Mon Oct 01 09:40:41 -0700 2007 2992622 10520 carswell 1 2992775 I just bought some like 2 weeks ago. There's a kitchen supply store on Cote Vertu (whose name escapes me); located on the same side of Cote Vertu as Place Vertu, in the first strip centre just south of Place Vertu (last store in the strip centre). They also give 20% on all purchases & I found their prices to be very competitive with all the more well-known kitchen stores. It was inexpensive. Mon Oct 01 10:15:16 -0700 2007 2992622 43126 RhondaB 1 2992987 Just ask your butcher. Most will happilly give you however much you need. Otherwise, I'm pretty sure you can find it at those "dollar and more" stores. Mon Oct 01 11:09:56 -0700 2007 2992622 18488 SnackHappy 1 2994049 I have a strange mind, I read : Butcher's Twins" and checked the URL... Mon Oct 01 15:33:52 -0700 2007 2992622 11828 Maximilien 2 3003453 Um. You have to be careful about what kind of twine you buy. If you buy dollar store stuff, or even most supermarket stuff, it has a lot of polyester in it, which is not good for cooking with (e.g., putting in the oven). It's actually fairly hard to find twine that is 100% natural fibre (cotton, hemp, whatever). I spent weeks looking for butcher's twine last year. Admittedly not looking really hard, but looking in the obvious places like supermarkets, dollar stores, Canadian Tire, etc. Everything had polyester in it. I finally found some 100% cotton twine in Chinatown. Unfortunately it was in that store that burned down soon afterwards (the one on St. L and Le G.) Thu Oct 04 07:46:31 -0700 2007 2994049 16415 blork