Facts 💯

[u/Separate_Finance_183]

[u/Edgezg]

A donner Kebab from a street vender is uniroinically some of the best food you'll ever have.

[u/sxOverdose → u/Edgezg]

why would it be ironic in the first place?

[u/D-Tiime → u/sxOverdose]

Some people associate fat from animal sources to be bad or unhealthy. Or because it's affordable, it's not as good as other meals.

[u/Edgezg → u/D-Tiime]

Also street food is often associated with being quick, cheap or low quality. But places like this are genuinely really tasty and filly.

[u/zambiglioni → u/Edgezg]

Street kebaps?

Processed ship form a handful of world suppliers.

You could make it properly, the way greeks still do their Gyros (steaks on a pole), but good luck finding one like that on the street

[u/D-Tiime → u/zambiglioni]

I don't think you know what processed means.

Processed doesn't mean it's bad. Cheese is by definition processed, you wouldn't say that makes it bad.

And you're responding in a thread where the photo includes the spit... just because it may be supplied from a bigger chain doesn't mean it isn't fresh or tasty.

[u/TofuButtocks → u/D-Tiime]

Well usually when people say processed they are referring to foods that are heavily processed in unhealthy ways for long shelf life or cost saving

[u/terra_filius → u/D-Tiime]

fat from animal sources is unhealthy in the amounts modern day people eat it

[u/HistoricalCarpet5273 → u/D-Tiime]

Because it is unhealthy??!!??