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Would you eat this black, red and gold poutine at an Ottawa Senators game?

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The new "Ottawa Senators 30th poutine" has fries, cheese curds, gravy, red flamin' hot cheetos dust and drizzled golden queso. (Colton Praill/CTV News Ottawa)

The Ottawa Senators are celebrating their 30th anniversary with a new poutine – and it’s no ordinary poutine.

The dish has regular poutine ingredients: fries, cheese curds and gravy. But it’s  topped with red flamin’ hot Cheetos dust and has golden queso drizzled on top.

Overall, that makes for a black, red and gold poutine – the team’s colours.

The dish was unveiled at a season preview event at the Canadian Tire Centre on Wednesday.

It’s one of several new menu items debuting at this season. Also available: “The Kett-Cho,” which is a kettle chip and smoked meat nacho.

There’s also a deconstructed Donair bowl “designed to eat anywhere” and the Ottawa Senators 30th anniversary parfait.

The Senators’ first regular-season home game is Oct. 18 against the Boston Bruins.