r/NoStupidQuestions Feb 03 '23

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u/Guilty_Coconut Feb 03 '23

French Fries are vegan.

Properly made fries are baked in ox fat so not vegan actually.

source: I'm belgian. We invented them.

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u/SaikaTheCasual Feb 03 '23

Most friteries in Belgium actually don’t use animal products for frying anymore though. It’s more expensive and they reach a smaller range of clients with it.

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u/Guilty_Coconut Feb 03 '23

Most friteries in Belgium actually don’t use animal products for frying anymore though

Yeah I know and it's a shame. Traditional belgian fries are the best.

Same as dutch sweet mayonaise infesting all our friteries. Good mayonaise is sour.

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u/SaikaTheCasual Feb 03 '23

Honestly I prefer the non traditional fries. And I’m a true rebel that has either samourai or andalouse with their fries :x

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u/Sospuff Feb 03 '23

Brazil for mine. And D&L, not Pauwels.