Kebabs
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Re: Kebabs
well you can definately get em in hamilton.
Theres a grubby little place in the city centre that
do em. Spicey salad and dribling sauce the perfect end to
a good night out
Theres a grubby little place in the city centre that
do em. Spicey salad and dribling sauce the perfect end to
a good night out
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Re: Kebabs
With a title like kebabs, how can I resist replying to this.
Yes you can get kebabs - have grease, will travel.
You're talking shish rather than donner? You get them wrapped tightly with salad and all the usual suaces and much in line with kebabs across the continent Belgium, France err, Cyprus?
Less the skinned elephants leg and more the real meat. Could eat one now! Where are you going to live? I would recommend the one on Manners Mall if in Wellington
Yes you can get kebabs - have grease, will travel.
You're talking shish rather than donner? You get them wrapped tightly with salad and all the usual suaces and much in line with kebabs across the continent Belgium, France err, Cyprus?
Less the skinned elephants leg and more the real meat. Could eat one now! Where are you going to live? I would recommend the one on Manners Mall if in Wellington
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Re: Kebabs
I have got a website devoted to Teesside cuisine and have had some interesting stories of regional food and fast food from other places in the UK. A couple of Scots have mentioned this and I wondered if they are well known!
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Re: Kebabs
Kebabs are way better here, My friend reckons that the difference between kebabs here and in the Uk is that here you can eat them when you are sober
You can even feed them to your kids
They are delicious...all hummus and yogurt and chilli sauce..mmmm
More like a shawarma I'd say
You can even feed them to your kids
They are delicious...all hummus and yogurt and chilli sauce..mmmm
More like a shawarma I'd say
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Re: Kebabs
Duke, being from Scotland, have you heard of something called a mixed box? From what I gather it is a mad mix of Indian and English fast food - pakora, samosa, fried chicken, chips etc.
I have got a website devoted to Teesside cuisine and have had some interesting stories of regional food and fast food from other places in the UK. A couple of Scots have mentioned this and I wondered if they are well known!
I have got a website devoted to Teesside cuisine and have had some interesting stories of regional food and fast food from other places in the UK. A couple of Scots have mentioned this and I wondered if they are well known!
We have fish and chips with scraps but we certainly don't pay for the scraps in Darlo
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Re: Kebabs
I just had to look up that website. Hmmm very interesting! I always knew Teesside was insular and this is proof, I've not heard of any of those delicacies and I am a born and bred Darlingtonian
We have fish and chips with scraps but we certainly don't pay for the scraps in Darlo
We have fish and chips with scraps but we certainly don't pay for the scraps in Darlo
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Re: Kebabs
Never did, my parents were obviously intent on depriving me of the good things in life Will ask my dad whether he knows of them next time he rings, we used to go to Marske or Redcar occasionally but mainly Whitby or Scarborough if we were going on a daytrip. Were they only available in Teesside?
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Re: Kebabs
I am heading for Wellington possibly, so glad to hear Kebab standards are high. Shawarma sounds good too. I quite like a Kofte or mixed kebab too.