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How common is döner kebab in your country?
In germany it's in every town with over 2000 people and at every corner in the cities
if only we would close half of our döners and open more greek fast food restaurants
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Similar to döner nur with tasty Sauenfleisch
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0/8 Every Fleischgericht is 8/8
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+1 a proper pita gyros is top tier
greek foods are %90 turkish food lul just changed their name
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You should do some research.
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+1 xaxaxaxa
I do not need to do research I know Turkish food.Wikipedia is not forbidden by you.You can search. But I already wrote it for you ... you can read it. #51
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It's Ottoman, but how do you know it's TURKish? Ottoman Empire was big.
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The names of these dishes are in Turkish, if these dishes were before Ottoman. Instead of Ottoman Empire as a homeland, he wrote Byzantium and Roman Empire.
In the Ottoman Empire, the Greeks spoke Greek. If there were Greek dishes, the names of the dishes would be Greek.
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Turks conquered the Greeks... So they could easily change the name (Tzatziki > caciki) ...
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The word tzatziki appeared in English around the mid-20th century as a loanword from Modern Greek , which in turn comes from the Turkish word cacık
EXAMPLE :: Turkish Coffe/Greek coffe : In Greece, Turkish coffee was formerly referred to simply as 'Turkish' . But political tensions with Turkey in the 1960s led to the political euphemism "Greek coffee" ,[19] which became even more popular after the Turkish invasion of Cyprus in 1974: "... Greek–Turkish relations at all levels became strained, 'Turkish coffee' became 'Greek coffee' by substitution of one Greek word for another while leaving the Arabic loan-word, for which there is no Greek equivalent, unchanged."[20][21] There were even advertising campaigns promoting the name "Greek coffee" in the 1990s,[21] which acknowledged the usage of "Turkish": "Thousands of Greeks follow the habit of calling their beloved coffee 'Turkish'."[22]
totally REKT and DESTROYED
I can give you a few examples,
1) Turkish coffe/Greek Coffe :en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turkish_coffee
You can't find greek coffee on Wikipedia.
2 ) Döner/Gyros:en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doner_kebab
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gyro_(food): Read History :)
3/ Cacık/tzatziki : en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tzatziki (Read History.)
4 Börek/bouréki :en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B%C3%B6rek
5/ Turkish Delight/ Greek Delight :en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turkish_delight
There is no greek delight on Wikipedia.
6) Simit/koulouri :en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simit
It goes on and on. You can search for yourself
Nah, it's complicated.
Food with olive oil are mostly greek, the ones with meat and sherbet are mostly Turkish.
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You forgot to mention the desserts.
Turkish sweets.
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I've mentioned it. Greeks claim our desert that contains sherbet.
its just because germany has a lot of turks
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i know but im curious how it spread around the world
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ive heard of döner, we dont have it like a foodchain but i think a lot of the kebab places has their foods
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Since there are so many döner shops,
I think the Germans like döner
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doner_kebab#/media.. LMAO ,
this must be berlin.,Who invented the bullshit invented in Berlin? It is a rotary ottoman invention.
You know wrong. Döner was invented by Hamdi Usta (from Kastamonu).You're talking about Kadir Nurman. He didn't invent the döner. He was the first person to sell döner in Berlin and introduces döner to the world.
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Thats so wrong lmao. Döner Kebab was invented in Berlin!
The normal Döner is from Turkey, but the meat in the bread was invented in germany
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Hell no. Döner kebab was invented by İskender Efendi (from Bursa). Everybody knows that.
That's incorrect. Some guy put regular döner in bread and sold it there, that's it. But that was already a thing here, not invented in Germany.
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I've heard that the best doner kebabs are in Berlin, but the doner kebab was not invented. There's a lot of wrong information.
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is everyone living there sad?
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fakeflagger xD
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name checks out
stfu buriix
There are a lot but they are not so authentic
Chinese combine them with roujiamo (Chinese hamburger) and there are restaurants which sell kebabs with pork lol
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wtf food in DE is cheap than that in AU
Not sure that we do.
They’re everywhere
Some are really good but some are extremely shit, you end up knowing when you’ve lived around them for some time tho
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It's probably the worst street food there is. Meat is trash, salad is trash,
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How the fuck do you live then ? With photosynthesis ?
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I am talking about doner, and the way it's done
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i just don't like the way the meat is cooked...You might be right tho
Kebab is like the national dish in Sweden, I think one of the most popular pizzas we have is the kebab pizza. But I am not sure how many Berlin style/german style kebab shops we have in Stockholm, the Döner ones I had in Berlin is not the same as the ones we have. It is likely that we have a few places that serves it like that though.
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There's almost no döner in sweden, and kebab "pizza" and pizza in general in Sweden is an abomination.
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Fair enough but its really not a pizza
Its everywhere in Poland. Ive been in Berlin Doner Kebap couple of days ago. Its a polish chain of kebab restaurants. Its only in Poland.
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Shaurma (Doner Kebab in Russia) is almost on every street, it can be even few of them at some public place
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It's shawarma I think
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Lol russian 10 year old cringe ,stfu
it's Shaurma in Moscow and Shawerma in Spb
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Thanks ,the person above also told me about that
there is a few greek restaurants around where I live. Pretty good.
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Döner kebab isn't greek though, it's probably shawarma you had.
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Night out with the lads
throwing empty beer bottles and cats and street urchins, rocks at trains, that sorta thing
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We have all the kebabs lol + shawarma + kebabs of our own
lets give u guys some information ( its useless but hltv xd)
doner and kebab are two different things in Turkey
Döner is middle east food so u can find it almost everywhere just different names in Iran they call it shawarma other countries say different versions of it.
So pretty same except turks' they have 2 different things döner and kebap search it i didn't see kebap in other countries so let me know if you have real kebab xd
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It's the same thing
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My swamp is better than your food creepy ass
I think there is one Kebab place in my city and a couple more in Seoul.
This map should give some more insight. (There is none in Jeju island)
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How many are there in your real country?
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The country you're actually from, not the one you're fake flagging because you're a kweeb.
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ok kweeb
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Because you're obviously not, maybe you are of Korean heritage but Asians don't use this site only western neckbeards.
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Naver
Inven
Whatever else they use over there
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Bruh.
I was in Alanya in FaceFood cafe. They cook very taste food and cheap af in liras
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WOW I cant believe it. Haven't known this before. Thank you for your contribution
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+1
i just ask neighbor for some kebab
a loott
i have 3 places around me that are less than 100m distance. 2 are pretty bad, 1 is really good.(also 1€ more expensive)
Pretty Popular in Iran
Kebab literally best food in the world
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Döner (kebab) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doner_kebab
Shawarma :en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shawarma (Shawarma was made from doner.)
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Impossible
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Not very common in Eskişehir/Turkey.
We prefer ÇİBÖREKSSSSSSS
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İskender Döner > All
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Göbete > İskender irl
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İskender is top1 dude, böreks are snacks not meals.
non that i could think of most places here have shawarma but might just call it kebab
Everywhere, literally. There is around 8-9 döner shops in the street my house is in
By the way, döner outside Turkey doesn't look like anything we have here. They ruin it with shitty fast food sauces from what i have seen...
Norway, Oslo 1 street=9 kebab shops
rarely exist.
i want a nice berlin doner shop near me
7 quid for a large
In Kiev, Moscow a few real doner kebabs, and they're expensive. But we have SHAURMA, it's something like a taco. Meat, vegetables and sauces wrapped in a towel
durum kebab, dont know what doner kebab is tbh
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