What Meat Is in Kebab
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If you’re eating a street-style doner from a cart, assume it’s a blend of lamb and beef with some breadcrumbs or egg to hold it together. If you’re at a fancy Turkish restaurant, you’re likely getting pure veal or lamb shaved off the spindle. And if you’re eating shish, it’s usually lamb, chicken, or beef—cubed, not minced.
The golden rule? Ask the person making it. Most kebab artists are proud of their craft. They’ll tell you it’s “100% halal Australian lamb” or “grass-fed beef.” If they dodge the question, well… that’s your answer. But honestly, at 2 AM, when the sauce is dripping and the bread is toasting, does it really matter? Probably not. Just enjoy it. And don’t forget the chili sauce.
So, what’s in your kebab? Hopefully something delicious, maybe a little mysterious, and absolutely worth the napkin pile. Eat boldly, my friend.
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