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New Hadera Kosher Burger Joint Chentro Offers Creative Takes on Classics

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Chentro Kosher, a new fast-casual burger restaurant in Hadera, has opened its first kosher branch, offering creative takes on classic burgers. The menu includes various beef and chicken options, alongside vegan alternatives, with a wide array of toppings and sauces. The restaurant's manager cited demand from the local religious population as the reason for opening a kosher location. Chef Hamada Atmana, who has five Chentro eateries, developed vegan sauces to replicate non-kosher flavors.

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  • Chentro Kosher opened its first kosher branch in Hadera, offering creative burgers.
  • The menu features 150- to 300-gram burgers, vegan options, and various toppings.
  • Chef Hamada Atmana developed vegan cheeses and sauces to replicate non-kosher flavors.
  • The restaurant's manager cited demand from the local religious population for the kosher branch.
  • This is chef Hamada Atmana's fifth Chentro eatery, but his first kosher establishment.

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