He calls its a ""Kebab"" and not a Gyro

that's not even the shape of the keba. the kebab should be enveloped in a square shape not whatever the fuck that abomination is. that looks like fucking shit. probably difficult to eat, sauce drips everywhere. Now the KEBAB. KEBAB is perfection.

thats a kebab wrap mate

I dreamt about kebab last night.. I went to my favorite kebabery and they refused to serve me because they were closing in five minutes. Then i went to one across the street, a dark and forgotten place. They served the best kebab i have ever eaten.

It is not lol just different herbs slightly a bit i think
That shit on the picture is not kebab though.

London has the best kebabs in the world. Hope you know this my bong friend, you should try them

No, its clearly pita bread, burritos are pseudo mexican food made with a flour tortilla

Isn't Gyros pork while Kebab is... what ever "meat" they can find?

No they aren't. Greeks and Turks might have different styles, but if you take a gyro and call it a kebab you wouldn't be wrong

>using the shit-tier roach name instead of the glorious european hellenic name

the state of yuropoors....

If you're going to proclaim something as fact I wouldn't add "I think" afterwards, it makes you look like someone that speaks on topics they know nothing about.
In this case different spices means it's a different dish you culinary barbarian

The patrician thing to do anyway is to put your kebap meat in a cheese naan

Something tells me London is the only place you've ever eaten a kebab

They aren't the same thing

Gyros and kebab is not the same thing.

meat wrap A good
meat wrap B bad

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I don't think you know what kebab is

I’ve been in greece been around these christian roaches and they serve it mostly with pork but there are chicken variants
I am a barbarian i won’t object with this

It's a dürüm actually. Pita bread is round

>It different dish because wrap long and not circle!

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most kebabs don't even have a wrap

>It's a dürüm actually. Pita bread is round

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They're both the same.

>Different ingredients dont make a different dish
>Americans on food

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Thats a dürüm

That's a krulle you fucking pleb.

The type of sandwich originated in Turkey. Just call it gyro if it has pork in it and a kebab if it has any other meat.

Places here serve chicken gyros. Never seen a pork gyro.

>a hamburger with a potato bun has a different name than a hamburger with a sesame bun

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No it did not mehmet

It's different meat you mongloid, it's like calling raw chicken a steak

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>Meatballs made with pork and beef have a different name than meatballs made with just pork

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is this a gyro according to you?

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>I prefer my steaks rare

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*cracks open box*
back in my day we called this kabob

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Kebab is about the kind of meat it uses, no? Because this thing looks nothing like the typical wrap thing they call kebab.

How do you pronounce gyro?

jai-ro or euro

Gyro platter

Kebab is the meat yes. It can be wrapped but over here most kebabs are served as it is with rice, french fries or GOAT iskender with yogurt and bread pieces.

>While the history of street foods in Greece goes back to ancient times, the iconic Greek gyros and souvlaki as it is known today arose only following the Second World War. Introduced to Athens in the 1950s by immigrants from Turkey and the Middle East, gyros was originally known simply as döner kebab. It is typically served as a sandwich rolled in pita bread, or on a plate, with french fries and various salads and sauces such as tzatziki. Later in the 1960s, vendors also began selling dishes in the same style made with souvlaki, which resembles Turkish shish kebab, but is usually made with pork.[28]
The burger is right. Gyro is just kebab.

neither

I've eaten more kebabs than you can imagine

Greek cuisine is like 90% wanabee turkish cuisine, even the most names are the same

That's döner kebab, you fucking smegma.

yee-roh

>use the muslim name or else!!!

typical ""european""" poster

You're ignorant and proud of it.
BIG YIKES.

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>You're ignorant and proud of it.
>BIG YIKES.

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>Calling it muslim

You're aware muslim isn't a language right?
>Americans letting politicial indoctrination trump actual knowledge of other cultures and languages

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who the fuck cares you incels just eat the damn thing lmfao

>Oh shit he's right and I've got no arguments... M-muhammed! A-achmed!

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that's a jufka/durum
regular kebab is called döner
get it right

that's a Dürüm, fool

I love meat tornado food.

Se call them "shawarma"

Fuck off Turk. Greece is the original pillar of European culture, with Rome being the second.

You dirty roaches belong back in Anatolia.

Both are correct afaik. You might as well act confused about why they call anything by a different name someplace else. I suspect brainlet IQ here.

>he calls it a kebab instead of shawarma

What the heck is wrong with Yuropoors? pic related is actual kebab

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That's also acceptable, unlike what Euros do

shwarma is different here. It is marinated meat, and not made from meat tornadoes.

Gyro and kebab are basically the same meat.

that's a durum, at least in spain

Moscowites call it shaurma, people from St. Pete call it shawerma

Wtf i love russians even more
Thank you for calling something for what it is.

>Our American version and American name of your native dish are the standard now

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those are ćevapi?????
the jews are at it again

Good luck with muslim shitfood

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>your native dish
It's Greek, not yours.

woosh

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t.turk

> Budapest
> know a burger from your hostel
> so user I think I'm gonna go grap some yuros
> what?
> yuros! They told me the g is silent
> apparently the burger had learnt that hungarian g is "silent" and was applying this to gyros in English
> in the end, I did go eat yuros with the guy. He wasn't a bad guy, just Californian, clueless and loud

>muh etymology
irrelevant
it's not the same word now and they have different defenitions

They are common both in the Balkans and in the Middle East

Gonna make me some later

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>it's not the same word now and they have different defenitions

What I posted is what we call kebab here. So no, they don't have different definitions.

We have our own version called mitiei. Main differences are spices and what you serve them with. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mititei

Technically isn't it a sandwich?

Why don't just call it sandwich?

>yuropoors make thousands of threads calling americans fat and burger obsessed
>make one thread about their muslim meat wrap
>enire content bursts into autism attacks

Like pottery

>He doesn't even get the point being made

Way to prove it son

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Yes, we all know that you choose to use the muslim name because you worship the mohameddan cock. My only argument is that you seek help.

that's a gombledo tho

Its not a dutch dish.

>muslim name
Can't make this up. Also keep your Arab rape fantasies to yourself.

that is not a kebab that is some pita tier shit from new worlders.

don't give them tips, let them be clueless.

*takes notes*

Gyro and Kebab = based
Shawarma = Ar*b filth

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>shawarma
This.

Except that doesn't look like a kabob to me unless it was grilled on a stick thing

Are you trying to keep your greek/indian fusion cuisine all to yourself?

Looks like a kebab wrap to me

yes since you can't make the difference between a dorum and a kebab you don't need to know much. it's like feeding pigs with caviar.

this, arabs can't cook shit

I don't understand cockroach names for food. Maybe you should use greek terms like a European.