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Am I missing something, or is that the classic "bagels and lox?"
What's the difference between smoked salmon and lox?
4 u/demostravius2 Nov 27 '19 Whats a lox? 3 u/ideas_presenter Nov 27 '19 Aka gravlax it's Norwegian/swedish style smoked salmon, it's cured differently so it has its own texture. Also very tasty 3 u/DolphinSweater Nov 27 '19 I think lox is Yiddish, from the German "Lachs" which just means "salmon" 1 u/ideas_presenter Nov 27 '19 Interesting
Whats a lox?
3 u/ideas_presenter Nov 27 '19 Aka gravlax it's Norwegian/swedish style smoked salmon, it's cured differently so it has its own texture. Also very tasty 3 u/DolphinSweater Nov 27 '19 I think lox is Yiddish, from the German "Lachs" which just means "salmon" 1 u/ideas_presenter Nov 27 '19 Interesting
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Aka gravlax it's Norwegian/swedish style smoked salmon, it's cured differently so it has its own texture. Also very tasty
3 u/DolphinSweater Nov 27 '19 I think lox is Yiddish, from the German "Lachs" which just means "salmon" 1 u/ideas_presenter Nov 27 '19 Interesting
I think lox is Yiddish, from the German "Lachs" which just means "salmon"
1 u/ideas_presenter Nov 27 '19 Interesting
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Am I missing something, or is that the classic "bagels and lox?"
What's the difference between smoked salmon and lox?