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Had a carton dropped in to work yesterday by a mate of the lad who is in the competition and they are not too bad at all.
A winner!

aceman wrote:Had a carton dropped in to work yesterday by a mate of the lad who is in the competition and they are not too bad at all.
A winner!

If the winner was for adults then yeah the kebab wins hands down, but we all know kids eat more chips than anyone and thus buttered popcorn flavour will win in a canter.

aceman wrote:Had a carton dropped in to work yesterday by a mate of the lad who is in the competition and they are not too bad at all.
A winner!

To be remotely authentic they would have to smell like stale beer and vomit...

Pseudo wrote:

aceman wrote:Had a carton dropped in to work yesterday by a mate of the lad who is in the competition and they are not too bad at all.
A winner!

To be remotely authentic they would have to smell like stale beer and vomit...

I would suggest a sachet of this that you spread over your clothing.

Hopefully they will be called Late Night Yiros in Adelaide... eastern states Kebabs pale in comparison

I am usually concerned with how the "flavours" are produced.
Some artificial flavours are potentially carcinogenic..

zipzap wrote:Hopefully they will be called Late Night Yiros in Adelaide... eastern states Kebabs pale in comparison

spot on there zipzap
I had a kebab in QLD a few months back, was absolutely horrible, I ended up chucking it in the bin, even when ya parro they taste bad!

Psyber wrote:I am usually concerned with how the "flavours" are produced.
Some artificial flavours are potentially carcinogenic..

Agree.

silicone skyline wrote:

Psyber wrote:I am usually concerned with how the "flavours" are produced.
Some artificial flavours are potentially carcinogenic..

Agree.

My God, if that is a major concern to you, you'll end up going hungry 'caus you won't eat much at all. :-

aceman wrote:

silicone skyline wrote:

Psyber wrote:I am usually concerned with how the "flavours" are produced.
Some artificial flavours are potentially carcinogenic..

Agree.

My God, if that is a major concern to you, you'll end up going hungry 'caus you won't eat much at all. :-

I also agree with this.

I don't like drinking blue Powerade just for the above reason, but the amount of artificial and potentially carcinogenic chemicals in foods is virtually unavoidable.

So far I've only tried these kebab ones but thought they were pretty ordinary. I've gone and got a pack each of the other three flavours (Caesar Salad, BBQ Coat of Arms & Buttered Popcorn) which will be road tested over the next week.

The all lack in comparison to Yannis Yiros or an AB from the Blue & White cafe in North Adelaide tbh

If they are made by the owners of The Lamb Spit, Jetty Road, circa 1980 - 1990 then I'll be all for it.

aceman wrote:

silicone skyline wrote:

Psyber wrote:I am usually concerned with how the "flavours" are produced.
Some artificial flavours are potentially carcinogenic..

Agree.

My God, if that is a major concern to you, you'll end up going hungry 'caus you won't eat much at all. :-

I never eat anything I know has artificial coulourings or flavourings in it, but when you eat out you don't always know.
I even game up Tim Tams to avoid the Tartrazine [102] used to make the chocolate a nice bright tan colour..
Preservatives are an almost unavoidable issue. but I try to minimise them.
It is almost certainly the total cumulative exposure that matters.

Pysber in his kitchen.

Nup, all freezer, microwave, and stainless steel - that's why I've had to compromise on the preservatives a bit..
You just have to read the labels carefully, and be prepared to pay a little more for the less chemically manufactured stuff.

Just tried them, pretty ordinary.
I'll stick to the Falafel House in Hindley St for my late night kebabs.

Il Duce wrote:The all lack in comparison to Yannis Yiros or an AB from the Blue & White cafe in North Adelaide tbh

Bang!

zipzap wrote:Hopefully they will be called Late Night Yiros in Adelaide... eastern states Kebabs pale in comparison

They were to be called Late Night Yiros but the Eastern states don't know that name(it's kebabs to them) so the easterners win out again.

Bit like Pasties on the East Coast, you just cant find a decent one, they also call them Passty not Parsty