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Dodgy kebabs

Richard Dower

jaysus lads...i felt fierce bad all day, i'm not a kebab eater, the very odd time. Had a fierce time getting to sleep, chills and sweat pouring out me.

The intestine was in chaos!, wind, squelching noises, rumbling.....so i'm wondering if kebabs are inherently dodgy

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El Weirdo

Kebabs are quite possibly the greatest food known to man. Fact.

Richard Dower

El Weirdo wrote: »

Kebabs are quite possibly the greatest food known to man. Fact.

How so?...from a nutritional perspective?
Or do i need to engage my sarcasm filter in Firefox?

andyseadog

abrakebabra or whatever the hell its called kebabs are tough going at the best of times.

better off playing it safe with a quarter pounder!

Captain Darling

Richard Dower wrote: »

jaysus lads...i felt fierce bad all day, i'm not a kebab eater, the very odd time. Had a fierce time getting to sleep, chills and sweat pouring out me.

The intestine was in chaos!, wind, squelching noises, rumbling.....so i'm wondering if kebabs are inherently dodgy

I had a dodgy kebab in Copenhagen years ago. Fcuking thing nearly killed me. It took a meal in the Charcoal Grill in Galway to repair the love i'd lost in the old 2.30 am kebab.

God Speed, you fair kebab house.

orourkeda

That was the drink that f*cked you up

Wolfe Tone

I went in to buy one sober the other day and I couldnt. WTF is that meat anyway, looks like plastic and the way they peel it, yuck. That said they are super when I have had a few.

El Weirdo

Wolfe Tone wrote: »

I went in to buy one sober the other day and I couldnt. WTF is that meat anyway, looks like plastic and the way they peel it, yuck. That said they are super when I have had a few.

Elephant foot. Duh.

Yakult

I try to stay away from Kebabs, which is hard to do when drunk I will admit. But seriously, theirs a whole lotta health guidelines that many places dont tend to stick by. The meat is rarely kept to the required temperature for safe eating, you then have the juice that will contain many bacteria soaking with "cooked" meat, field day for puking.

El Horseboxo

I rarely mix chilli sauce and garlic sauce. The 2 just don't mix right in your stomach. Not to mention the time most people eat them at which mixes them with a lot of alcohol.

Damokc

Kaleli kebab in Tralee...any time day or night, drink or no drink is absolutely mighty!! and tis a little gold mine! kebab and chips is gorgeous!!:P

Yakult

Damokc wrote: »

Kaleli kebab in Tralee...any time day or night, drink or no drink is absolutely mighty!! and tis a little gold mine! kebab and chips is gorgeous!!:P

Best kebab I've ever eating was in there. The size of them!!

fonecrusher1

OP has a sore bum bum.

EverEvolving

Captain Darling wrote: »

I had a dodgy kebab in Copenhagen years ago. Fcuking thing nearly killed me. It took a meal in the Charcoal Grill in Galway to repair the love i'd lost in the old 2.30 am kebab.

God Speed, you fair kebab house.

That place is the business, I'm not a massive kebab fan but whenever I'm in Galway I try to get a visit in. Now I'm hungry thinking about it.

Links234

Mmmmm, mixed chicken & donor kebab from charcoal grill...

nothing beats it

longshanks

Richard Dower wrote: »

How so?...from a nutritional perspective?

From the awesome perspective. No such thing as a dodgy kebab by the way, just weak people and excuses

Sean Bateman

Nothing beats Zaytoon...tasty at night with drink on board and during the day when sober.

cassid

When in College, used to work in a place that made kebabs, the meat is "lamb" & a mix of spices and fat. It goes around the spiral tray for hours. At night if there is meat left, its put into a fridge .Next day its popped back to cook for more hours - YUCK. best time to buy a kebab is when its busy as the meat is freshiest.
Sauces are tom & onion, chilli both served hot and if not used cooled down and used the next day. Garlic mayo, would generally not be stored into a cooled counter unless it was put away for the night.
Naturally I never touched a kebab from a shop. I make chicken fillet ones myself and they are yummy and all the ingredients are fresh and healthy (enough)
Used to have to wake up drunks who have fallen asleep in their kebabs and their face would be full of sauce and lettuce !

Savage Tyrant

The best way to eat kebabs is to buy 2....Smear the first one all over your hands, face and shirt...Then you can enjoy the second one without worry about the mess.

starbelgrade

Sometimes I have an alsatianable desire for a Doggy Kebab.

honeybadger

the aul banjo burger,,,try some of daves gourmet:D ghost rider sauce on the next one you get and report back lol

Fart

Making me hungry. Going to get one tomorrow. Nyom nyom nyom.

AskMyChocolate

El Weirdo wrote: »

Kebabs are quite possibly the greatest food known to man. Fact.

Yup. And yet, I've never heard anyone say it with that amount of conviction before midnight.:pac:

Balfie

Iskanders, Dame Street. WIN!

policarp

Try a real Kebab not the stuff we are sold here.
Scrumptious...

Professional Griefer

Damokc wrote: »

Kaleli kebab in Tralee...any time day or night, drink or no drink is absolutely mighty!! and tis a little gold mine! kebab and chips is gorgeous!!:P

Stop.
I love that place. Never had a bad kebab there, don't go there too often as its pretty expensive considering other places. But top stuff it is.

Snowie

Savage Tyrant wrote: »

The best way to eat kebabs is to buy 2....Smear the first one all over your hands, face and shirt...Then you can enjoy the second one without worry about the mess.

your avatar looks like a vagina