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Posted July 13, 2014
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AnimalMother117: What's Turkish delight kebab like?
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JudasIscariot: Ever had a gyro? Kiiiiiiind of like that :)
I love Gyros, how "kind" are we talking?
Posted July 13, 2014
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JudasIscariot: Ever had a gyro? Kiiiiiiind of like that :)
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AnimalMother117: I love Gyros, how "kind" are we talking?
Well, the meat is prepared pretty much the same and sliced the same. The difference between a kebab is that it's offered in a closed pita shell or a thick bread-like shell that's more open and you can eat it with a fork. The other difference is that there is more vegetable filler and you usually have three choices of sauce: mild, medium, and hot.

Gyros don't have as much filler veggies from what I recall and are almost always served one way: they look like a slightly thicker version of a wrap.

This site helps to explain a bit better than I can :D

http://adamberka.wordpress.com/about/
Post edited July 13, 2014 by JudasIscariot
Posted July 13, 2014
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AnimalMother117: What's Turkish delight kebab like?
That turkish delight is a sweet bar with nuts knows probably everyone... I hope. "turkish delight" - kebab or kebap is a warmed bun that is cut in half, filled with mixture of slowly grilled and spiced chicken meat pieces scratched from the rotating vertical stick full of big pieces of chicken close to the grill, together with onion, letuce, mayonaise, spice and sheep cheese - and all of those ingredients are optional. The correct name is Döner Kebab, though...
Posted July 13, 2014
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AnimalMother117: I love Gyros, how "kind" are we talking?
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JudasIscariot: Well, the meat is prepared pretty much the same and sliced the same. The difference between a kebab is that it's offered in a closed pita shall or a thick bread-like shell that's more open and you can eat it with a fork. The other difference is that there is more vegetable filler and you usually have three choices of sauce: mild, medium, and hot.

Gyros don't have as much filler veggies from what I recall and are almost always served one way: they look like a slightly thicker version of a wrap.
Ah, thanks for the info, I tend not to like vegetable filler, might be worth a try anyway, thanks again.
Posted July 13, 2014
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JudasIscariot: Now you'll have to fight 328 other Fingons as you know that there can only be one :P
- btw was that now a quote of Highlander, or Zack and Miri make porno? :-P
Post edited July 13, 2014 by Fingon.329
Posted July 13, 2014
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AnimalMother117: I love Gyros, how "kind" are we talking?
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JudasIscariot: Well, the meat is prepared pretty much the same and sliced the same...
And there I was thinking it was a porn reference.
Posted July 13, 2014
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JudasIscariot: Well, the meat is prepared pretty much the same and sliced the same...
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wpegg: And there I was thinking it was a porn reference.
405 - Porn not found error :P
Posted July 13, 2014
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AnimalMother117: What's Turkish delight kebab like?
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Fingon.329: That turkish delight is a sweet bar with nuts knows probably everyone... I hope. "turkish delight" - kebab or kebap is a warmed bun that is cut in half, filled with mixture of slowly grilled and spiced chicken meat pieces scratched from the rotating vertical stick full of big pieces of chicken close to the grill, together with onion, letuce, mayonaise, spice and sheep cheese - and all of those ingredients are optional. The correct name is Döner Kebab, though...
I miss Döner...
Posted July 13, 2014
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chevkoch: Temperature a schnitzel has to be cooked at to be safely consumed.

Seriously: as said above, contact support, they'll perform nick surgery.
i could go for one
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JudasIscariot: Now you'll have to fight 328 other Fingons as you know that there can only be one :P
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Fingon.329: - btw was that now a quote of Highlander, or Zack and Miri make porno? :-P
god i hope its from highlander
Post edited July 13, 2014 by snowkatt
Posted July 13, 2014
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JudasIscariot: Now you'll have to fight 328 other Fingons as you know that there can only be one :P
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Fingon.329: - btw was that now a quote of Highlander, or Zack and Miri make porno? :-P
Highlander, definitely Highlander :)
Posted July 13, 2014
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Fingon.329: - btw was that now a quote of Highlander, or Zack and Miri make porno? :-P
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snowkatt: god i hope its from highlander
Somebody here doesn't like Kevin Smith? Well, he could smoke less pot and I am not familiar with his comic books, but otherwise... those View Askew -verse films are rather witty and I can even watch his later films without any problems...

Now I wonder - what could somebody, who doesn't know Zack and Miri film and just sees the quote (which IS re-quoted from the Highlander), think...
Posted July 13, 2014
I had horribly misread the title of this thread.
Posted July 13, 2014
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Telika: I had horribly misread the title of this thread.
Sorry to disappoint you, but the number was 329 and not two... ;-)
Posted July 14, 2014
Well, the problem has been solved. I'd like to thank again to all who brought me on the right track and also to the support who have processed my wish:-)
Posted July 14, 2014
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Fingon.329: Just to clarify, I live in Vienna and not in Linz, though I do like more schnitzel than the pastry dough commonly known in my home country as "linzese".
Now they know you live in Vienna.
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Telika: I had horribly misread the title of this thread.
Me too. I was expecting a giveaway where you have to guess the number someone wrote on the bottom of his junk.
Post edited July 14, 2014 by F4LL0UT
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