Kebabs..... Mint yogurt or hot source?!


Question:

Kebabs..... Mint yogurt or hot source?

This question has haunted the greatest minds of our generation... Often i failed to reach an informed choice and elected to have an extra large chips with mayo instead...

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1 week ago
Rofl.... my bad chaps, that would be "Hot Sauce" , i will now flog myself with barbed wire in penitance.


Answers:
1 week ago
Rofl.... my bad chaps, that would be "Hot Sauce" , i will now flog myself with barbed wire in penitance.

You MAY wish to distinguish to your readers between American and British kabobs. I assume you mean the British type.

I go with mint yogurt every time. Yummmm.

Almost as nice as deep-fried Ewok with mayo.

VIS TECUM

whtts hot source?? i say mint yogurt, sounds yummy

Garlic and chilli sauce mmmmmm!

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Mint yogurt sauce sounds good.

Is the hot source from a spring?

Mint Yoghurt definately.

Don't eat that shitt mate- it's got as much arm hair in it as they have on their mum's back.

Load of wod shiite.

Both also mild (relish) or mayonnaise lol

hot sauce you cant beat a kebab on the way home after loads of beer on a saturday night covered in hot sauce. downside is your breath stinks in the morning

On a kebab, only chilli sauce can possibly be allowed. A previous poster mentioned teriyaki sauce. Delicious but surely not permissible on a larger Donner.

I'm with clanger on this one - chilli and garlic - mixed together on the meat with a nice salad on top.

Hot sauce.

Chilli sauce for me everytime! The hotter the better!!

Hot chilli sauce plenty of it.

A bit of each - + the chips and mayo and some onion rings.




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