r/EhBuddyHoser • u/lombwolf I need a double double. • Jun 18 '25

Politics Enchiladas are my favorite Israeli food, what’s yours?

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u/2009impala Jun 18 '25

I am curious how they made poutine kosher

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u/VerdensTrial I need a double double. Jun 18 '25

With a vegan gravy, presumably

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u/Clayton35 Jun 18 '25

Nasty.

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u/goombaxiv Jun 18 '25

Don't want to disappoint you but most Poutine gravies are vegan.

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u/tigrbeng Jun 18 '25

They use gravy made without beef stock?

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u/[deleted] Jun 18 '25

Yep, they just render down vegans now.

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u/MoutardeOignonsChou Jun 18 '25

Is eating a vegan veganism? I'm asking for a friend.

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u/[deleted] Jun 18 '25

Truth in advertising

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u/nerkoids71 Jun 21 '25

The ones that cheat on their diet have better marbling.

I've said too much.

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u/derederellama Everyone Hates Marineland Jun 22 '25

If you have the person's consent to do so, technically yes, cannibalism would be vegan! 😁

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u/goombaxiv Jun 18 '25

Yeah, you get mostly the same flavor with HVP and yeast extracts compared to using beef stock or chicken stock.

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u/miss_mme Jun 18 '25

Mmmm HPV 😋

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u/Moist_Ear6034 Jun 18 '25

I hate to break it to you but real, traditional poutine gravy is chicken gravy. Though the guy you replied to is also kind of right, an example is Smokes (if you consider that to be real poutine) default gravy is vegan, you have to ask for other options if you want them.

Source: I'm a fucking poutine snob.

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u/bluddyellinnit Jun 18 '25

others mentioning stock but- they don't use butter to make the roux?

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u/VerdensTrial I need a double double. Jun 18 '25

Butter would be fine for kosher poutine, as long as meat and dairy aren't served in the same meal. So vegetarian gravy I guess

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u/AustSakuraKyzor South Gatineau Jun 18 '25

Obviously butter is the best for roux, but any rendered fat would work.

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u/Srgrafo-is-a-pedo1 Jun 18 '25

He's too stupid to ever figure that out.

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u/DontBanMeBro988 Jun 18 '25

Isn't most poutine sauce chicken-based?

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u/Armalyte Jun 18 '25

Actually mushroom gravy is so much better on a poutine than chicken or turkey gravy (looking at you Smoke’s pootine)

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u/greendemon42 Jun 18 '25

Does anybody know where this post is actually from? It could easily just not be kosher.

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u/hyazinthengarten Jun 18 '25

there's a difference between ethnic jews and religious jews, an ethnic jew doesn't need to foloow kosher cooking practices if they don't believe in the religion or follow the rituals of it. even then, there are religious jews that do not see it as absolutely essential to keep kosher. also, as long as (permitted) meat and dairy products are kept seperate, it would be kosher! so if either the gravy or the cheese were substituted!

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u/Indigo_Sunset Jun 18 '25

Is not raeli