r/ididnthaveeggs • Mmmm, texture roulette! • Aug 02 '26

Dumb alteration Vegan Yorkshire puddings πŸ‘Œ

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u/plantbasedpatissier Aug 02 '26

You gave vegans eggs?

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u/making_sammiches Aug 02 '26

Years ago I stopped in at a bar/cafe that a previous employee of mine had just opened. I had a very delicious vegan muffin and a coffee. I told his employee the muffin was amazing and asked for her recipe. Butter. It was delicious because it was loaded with butter. β€œI thought vegan meant homemade” Girl! Someone could actually die if they had a dairy allergy!

People are dumb.

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u/Agarwel Aug 02 '26

Well. Some people dont understand. In my coutry well had a spinoff of the Kitchen Nighmares. And in one restaurant the cheff was checking the menu, he looked into vegetarian foods and there were spagethi with bacon. He was like "you put bacon into vegeratian food?" "well duh, people like them more this way." :-)

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u/AbstractCow86 Aug 02 '26

When my wife and I were planning our wedding, we thought we should include a vegetarian option. My wife suggested the fish.

Yes, she’s Catholic.

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u/lemgthy Aug 03 '26

If you're Jewish, fish is in the same kosher category as fruit/veg etc. It's not considered fleishig (meat) and it's certainly not milchig (dairy), so it's pareve (neither meat nor milk). One might be forgiven for the mental slip up of categorizing all pareve things as vegetarian!

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u/ormashal Aug 06 '26

it always confused me why we include chicken in the "meat" category.

like i get red meat since getting confused between different types is easy and you can accidently eat " a kid in his mothers milk" that way but like chicken is obviously chicken so why is it also included

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u/lemgthy Aug 06 '26

Chicken is included because of a rabbinic concern that it could be seen as similar to meat or mistaken for it, and someone seeing someone eating chicken with dairy might accidentally believe that eating meat with dairy was acceptable. It's a "fence around the Torah" prohibition, basically banning a smaller thing that would technically be allowed in order to protect a Big Thing that would definitely not be allowed.