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Come Inside... => The Restaurant => Topic started by: TG on May 15, 2008, 10:56:07 AM
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I love a good kebab me.
Its traditional isn't it for blokes of a certain age to stagger home with a bloody great donner (as opposed to Donna from the fish counter in Salisbury's) with all the trimmings. I have prolly passed that certain age myself as I haven't had a kebab for ages even though there is a good kebab house just round the corner.
The do gooders are now telling us that each kebab contains 'a wine glass' of fat.
Well bollocks to 'em! cussing:
Just put more lettuce on and have a diet coke with it.
http://news.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,91251-1316121,00.html
mmmmmmmm kebabs. cloud9:
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Mmmmnnnnnnnnn... cloud9:
[drool]
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I think you are right TG ~ it is probably an age thing. I haven't had a donner in years and there is a shop selling them just across the road.
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I think you are right TG ~ it is probably an age thing. I haven't had a donner in years and there is a shop selling them just across the road.
I had a kebab last night... [drool]
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I think you are right TG ~ it is probably an age thing. I haven't had a donner in years and there is a shop selling them just across the road.
I had a kebab last night... [drool]
I think I might have one at the weekend. And to hell with the salad! cloud9:
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ask for extra fat too!
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Meanwhile, research for the UK's Food Standards Agency into hygiene in food premises revealed that 18.5% of takeaways posed a "significant" threat to public health. (The Shenfield resident who found live cockroaches crawling through his doner will probably agree, as will Jubeyar Chowdury, severely disabled after contracting salmonella from his.) And 0.8% posed an "imminent" threat.
Yumster
A month ago, a German supplier committed suicide after officials found rotten meat on his premises. The meat was up to four years old. Best-before dates had been altered, meat was frozen, defrosted, turned into doner kebabs, and then refrozen (against all health advice), and then sold on through what news sources referred to as a "clandestine network supplying fast-food scams".
Yumster
http://lifeandhealth.guardian.co.uk/food/story/0,,1888933,00.html (http://lifeandhealth.guardian.co.uk/food/story/0,,1888933,00.html)
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A well matured kebab that one. cloud9: