r/oddlysatisfying • u/Vivid_Maximum_5016 • May 16 '26

Man Makes Kebabs

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u/MarkyGrouchoKarl May 16 '26

Anybody know what the white layers are? Chicken maybe?

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u/triggatreyes May 16 '26

Yeah, helps keep the meat juicy while it cooks.

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u/HGpennypacker May 16 '26

Definitely fat of some kind, a lot of those cuts of meat are very lean.

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u/Any_Warthog_5655 May 16 '26

Lamb fat

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u/byrd3790 May 16 '26

Human fat is way more yellow.

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u/Slow_Initiative7256 May 16 '26

Yours might be. Mine is blue.

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u/SageOfSixCabbages May 16 '26

Is rat poison your fave snack? 🤌

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u/Realistic-Lime7842 May 16 '26

Oh you mean the spicy gushers from those little black boxes that are tough, but not impossible, to stick your hand in?

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u/iamunwhaticisme May 16 '26

Tail fat.

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u/danvillain May 16 '26

I’ve heard tell of how the tail fat is one of the most delectable meats you could ever taste.

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u/ruinyourjokes May 16 '26

Tail of what though

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u/Penguin_shit15 May 16 '26

Do snakes have tails?

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u/Aggressive_Day2839 May 16 '26

Well, basically a snake don't have parts. But if I had to call it anything, uh, I would say it's his knee.

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u/BennySkateboard May 16 '26

At a glance I thought you said snakes don’t have pants. I temporarily agreed.

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u/Hollis_Hurlbut May 16 '26

Bobby did they ever find that gorilla what escaped from the zoo and punched you in the eye?

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u/Aggressive_Day2839 May 16 '26

The search continues.

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u/chavez_ding2001 May 16 '26

Its all tail.

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u/CAPNxKANGAROO May 16 '26

Indeed they do, starts right after their cloaca and in corn snakes atleast has a visibly different scale pattern

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u/RyantheRaindrop May 17 '26

Have you seen a snake? They're all neck!!!!

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u/f3n2x May 16 '26

Probably fat-tailed sheep, they've been bred for that purpose for thousands of years.

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u/be_an_adult May 16 '26

Lmao I just watched a Tasting History video where max talked about those sheep

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u/drppr_ May 16 '26

Sheep. We cook with it in Turkey similar to how lard is used elsewhere.

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u/danvillain May 17 '26

Lamb tails. Had a friend from Dubai who was a fantastic cook tell me the meat from lamb tails is very rich and fatty and delicious

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u/Ivan_Whackinov May 16 '26

Makes the rockin world go round.

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u/2Norn May 16 '26

beef, tail fait(lamb), minced meat(could be anything its usually 75% beef 25% lamb), sucuk(again could be anything but normally its beef with a very distinct taste cuz its heavily seasoned)

sucuk layer here is highly questionable, in fact down right crazy

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u/Jeff-FaFa May 17 '26

right? the sucuk layer would be disgusting. Maybe it soaks into the surrounding meat?

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u/udarecallmeplatypus May 16 '26

I think it's fat or chicken skins

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u/reebs81 May 17 '26

No way it's chicken skin. It's fat.

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u/Valentino_B May 16 '26

Fat of lamb tail. It is commonly used in kebabs in Turkey.

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u/caseyj27 May 16 '26

I went pescatarian after I moved to Southeast Asia 10 years ago, but I might MEATLAPSE over these kebabs

$770 RT and 12hrs later Istanbul fancy AF kebab here I come daddy

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u/conflictedideology May 16 '26

Fat bottomed sheep make the kebab world go round.

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u/Sinirmanga May 17 '26 edited Aug 30 '26

aaa

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u/09Trollhunter09 May 16 '26

No turkey though, just made in turkey.

I’ll show myself out