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Burgers Vs Kebabs
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Kebab is a bigger meal, a burger is never enough for me.
I don't like to make a habit of eating either, but when out and about I usually only come across junk food.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I'm going to say Kebab because it's a meal. Granted its a meal which always makes me shit my brains out, but it's a meal.
If you are throwing fries in with the burger, then I could be swayed on some occasions.
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By *hoirCouple
over a year ago
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"Let the battle for ultimate supremacy as shall be decided by your votes good folks, commence!
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They both have their place, well deserved, but they aren't the same thing.
That said, a burger is the greatest culinary creation.
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"I like a burger, but none of that triple stack nonsense. Give me something I can actually get my mouth around!"
Yes! I'm with you on this one.
And them massively thick patties so they're literally stodging your throat. Quarter lb is the max a patty should be. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I like a burger, but none of that triple stack nonsense. Give me something I can actually get my mouth around!
Yes! I'm with you on this one.
And them massively thick patties so they're literally stodging your throat. Quarter lb is the max a patty should be. "
And the bun disintegrating in your hands as you try to eat it. Messy food gives me anxiety so hate it when that happens  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Definitely burgers.
And I have a special nostalgia for good old fashioned takeaway burgers. Nothing too fancy like whatever the heck every gastro dining locale is doing nowadays. Fanciest I'd like would be Shake Shack. And I've yet to try the one in the UK to see if it matches up to the one in Singapore where I'm from! |
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"I like a burger, but none of that triple stack nonsense. Give me something I can actually get my mouth around!
Yes! I'm with you on this one.
And them massively thick patties so they're literally stodging your throat. Quarter lb is the max a patty should be.
And the bun disintegrating in your hands as you try to eat it. Messy food gives me anxiety so hate it when that happens "
Even turning it upside down isn't working  |
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Our local kebab shop does a really good 1/2lb cheese burger with salad and relish.
I never eat it in my hands, alway at home , on a plate with fork and steak knife.
It cuts right through the bun and burger with ease. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Never had a kebab. Never will. So I’ll go with burgers
Why not ? 
Just the sight and smell of them makes me heave. I couldn’t "
You need to have a drink first 
Tastes better than they look |
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"Never had a kebab. Never will. So I’ll go with burgers
Why not ?
Just the sight and smell of them makes me heave. I couldn’t
You need to have a drink first
Tastes better than they look "
I could never drink enough to make me want one  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I heard Harold Shipmans last meal was a kebab. The guard asked him if he liked it and Shipman said it was okay, but that he could of murdered a nan.
Sick bastard he was. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"A large pork or chicken shish kebab with salad wins every time for me.
Never had a pork one before . It’s mostly done in Greek kebab shops Turkey do lamb kebab "
Mmm |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Had a lovely chicken burger yesterday.
The worst chicken burger I had was quite simply a chicken breast in a bun. Absolutely awful.
But the best burger is at Monterey Jacks and named the MJ and it’s delicious - burger, bacon, onion rings, bit lettuce and drizzled with maple syrup |
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I used to work in a Greek/Turkish restaurant. The kebabs where on skewers and cooked at the front of the restaurant on hot coals. Served with salad. We also served meze which was about an 8 course meal. When it came to the meat that was also cooked over hot coals. If ever I had one I would save my salad course to have with it as I couldn't eat all that meat on its own |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Had a lovely chicken burger yesterday.
The worst chicken burger I had was quite simply a chicken breast in a bun. Absolutely awful.
But the best burger is at Monterey Jacks and named the MJ and it’s delicious - burger, bacon, onion rings, bit lettuce and drizzled with maple syrup "
Maple syrup on a burger  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Had a lovely chicken burger yesterday.
The worst chicken burger I had was quite simply a chicken breast in a bun. Absolutely awful.
But the best burger is at Monterey Jacks and named the MJ and it’s delicious - burger, bacon, onion rings, bit lettuce and drizzled with maple syrup
Maple syrup on a burger "
Yup and I thought the same as you, but it works and gravity pulls it downwards into the bun, annoyingly |
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