kebab

In Scandinavia you don't even buy a €3 coffee or €5 kebab without pulling out your card (the same is true in South Korea, and increasingly in Japan).

Aren't fast food places in northern Europe really expensive compared to the local kebab stands too?

You can ask your local non-chain random el cheapo Pizza Kebab about their IT department and security standards they're utilizing.

Draw DNA and RNA up from aqueous layer through alcohol layer with a kebab skewer.

It's like the interior design of cheap kebab shops and hairdressers vs hipster artisan shops.

In Italy, I kind of associate signs like that with fast food - kebab shops, for instance.

It is like saying pizza is ok but not kebab..come on come on...

I might be in one of the weirdest places to do stuff, a kebab house in turke.

Have a pizza or a kebab on the way home, another 10 miles.

Obviously even a kebab shop would benefit from a multilingual website.

Google recommends kebab-case and will afford a small SEO bump accordingly.

Heck a great example of fusion cuisine is the Kebab - seen from Germany to Turkey to Iran, Pakistan, all the way to Vietnam and elsewhere.

So whatever insult I have, I get the response for the dairy farmer & shish kebab one followed by ones like "I am rubber, you are glue".

If you walk around many European cities you see areas where the stores are 90% Döner/Kebab/Pakistani.

I'm a Swiss German who mostly stays abroad nowadays and the three things I miss most is decent sausage[1], decent bread[2] and Doner Kebab.