Do you like shawarma?

[Ambiorix]

No.

In my country, pitta is a Turkish muslim business.

I refuse to pay money , for products of muslims.

Then buy it from Israeli owned places.

I don't know, should probably travel to another city: Antwerp. There is a big Jewish community.

Anything, that is not giving profits, or jobs to muslims is fine.

Also, the meat has to be healty.

Turkish food is generally "gammelfleish", that is very low quality.

I only eat at restaurants, or at home,
I used to go to turkish kebabss, but  I totally stopped eating kebab for about a year now, out of political reasons,
and also stopped all other fast-food, out of health-reasons.

But I'll ask one of my Jewish friends to take me to a good kosher restaurant in Antwerp.

[Boeregeneraal]

are shwarmas arabic or Jewish?

Please say Jewish

[q_q_]

are shwarmas arabic or Jewish?

Please say Jewish

middle eastern !

So were eaten by jews and arabs living in those countries.

btw, jews from arab lands do not consider themselves arabs. And according to brigitte gabriel, neither did "arab" christians, and some still don`t.    (of course now, arab christians do, and arabic speaking jews have all had to leave arab lands).

[Ari]

I think shawarma is lamb meat I believe, so it's too exotic for me, lol.  Also I don't like that giant slab of meat that goes spinning around.  I find it a bit un-appetizing.

[Tina Greco - Melbourne]

I think shawarma is lamb meat I believe, so it's too exotic for me, lol.  Also I don't like that giant slab of meat that goes spinning around.  I find it a bit un-appetizing.

 

[q_q_]

I think shawarma is lamb meat I believe, so it's too exotic for me, lol.  Also I don't like that giant slab of meat that goes spinning around.  I find it a bit un-appetizing.

If it was alive it would be more unappetising, so if you want to be consistent, be a vegetarian. or if it is just the look that frightens you, then get somebody else to buy it for you.

[MasterWolf1]

This sounds not far from the Greeks and their souvlaki wich is beef and the gyro which is lamb.  ( I like Greek food a lot )

[Ambiorix]

I like Belgian food a lot :
 
Beef , salad , and French Belgian Fries.

That said, this national dish is one of the only things that keeps our little country together, apart from the beers....

I expect 2 independent republics (Vlaanderen and Wallonie) , and a independent Euro-capital of Brussel in the next 15 years.

Exotic food is not necessary, that 's too much NWO-BS for me.

But Mediterranean food is still OK.  as long not produced, touched, or processed by muslim-enemies.

[Ulli]

http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gammelfleisch

Doesn't that mean camel meat? I know Arabs eat that.

Gamal is camel in Hebrew and fleisch is meat in Yiddish so that's how I know.

It means scruffy meat.

"Gammel-" is deduced from "vergammeln". I think the right English expression for this verb is "to molder".

"Fleisch" = "meat"

"Camel" = "Kamel"

[Haim_Ben_Shimon_3JFB]

i eat it almost everyday with my friends

[Ambiorix]

two days ago I ate a Pitta Kebab  and had to throw up.

[Ambiorix]

two days ago I ate a Pitta Kebab  and had to throw up.

Who did you buy it from?

as I told you before, the only ones selling pitta are turks.

i always boycott them, but it was 6 months ago, and I was really hungry, and I already went to a restaurant that day,...

[HiWarp]

This sounds not far from the Greeks and their souvlaki which is beef and the gyro which is lamb.  ( I like Greek food a lot )

I wish there was a kosher Greek restaurant.

Greek cuisine is not really all that complicated.  Get yourself some good Kosher ingredients and I can give you recipes for most of the dishes.  Unless, of course, you hate to cook. 

[HiWarp]

This sounds not far from the Greeks and their souvlaki which is beef and the gyro which is lamb.  ( I like Greek food a lot )

I wish there was a kosher Greek restaurant.

Greek cuisine is not really all that complicated.  Get yourself some good Kosher ingredients and I can give you recipes for most of the dishes.  Unless, of course, you hate to cook. 

I don't follow recipes. I just put things in a pot and mix it with sauces and spices. To make Chinese food, I just add soy sauce. To make Mexican food, I just add taco sauce.

 

Okay then, to make Greek food just add lemon and olive oil.  A little oregano wouldn't hurt either.

[Tzvi Ben Roshel1]

I tried some on Jewel Ave. Here in Queens its a huge Jewish community and it isn't bad at all. I liked it.

Yea thats Grill Point, it is the Shizznit. Its madd good.

[q_q_]

I tried some on Jewel Ave. Here in Queens its a huge Jewish community and it isn't bad at all. I liked it.

Yea thats Grill Point, it is the Shizznit. Its madd good.

Tzvi, where were you born.  Is english your first language?