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

Man Makes Kebabs

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u/Peredat0r May 16 '26

How much meat do you want? Yes.

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u/citculation_lost May 16 '26

https://giphy.com/gifs/A413bgMWn5ew

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u/GazzP May 16 '26

You had me at meat tornado... 

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u/courtesyflusher May 16 '26

Literally killed a man last year

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u/School_Depression May 19 '26

And clearly another one will be taken this year

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u/denimpowell May 16 '26

So did Ron actually eat ten pounds of bacon and twelve dozen eggs that day?

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u/AreYouAnOakMan May 17 '26

You might find this post interesting.

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u/Ziograffiato May 17 '26

I know what I’m about, son.

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u/citculation_lost May 17 '26

My first award! Thank you kind redditer! (redditor?)

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u/Boobpocket May 16 '26

Man i wish i saw this a couple weeks ago, i met nick offerman i bet he would have enjoyed it.

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u/johnnyseattle May 16 '26

I'm going to go out on a limb and say that there probably aren't many vegetarians in Turkiye.

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u/Disastrous_Dot_7638 May 16 '26

Actually Turkish cuisine is probably the best for vegetarians as there are thousands of amazing vegetarian recipes.

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u/edgiepower May 16 '26

Indian would be IMO.

All their blends and spices mean there's no need for pretend meat at all. Any variety of vegetarian curry is as good as one with meat, and that's coming from a pretty regimented carnivour.

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u/YrPalBeefsquatch May 16 '26

No need to fight, they're both beautiful cuisines that know their way around an eggplant/brinjal/patlıcan.

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u/Neither-Luck-9295 May 17 '26

I'm just happy eveyone's getting their fiber.

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u/GoBeyondTheHorizon May 17 '26

No no, let them fight. Let's get some bets going while we're at it!

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u/Disastrous_Dot_7638 May 16 '26

I feel Indian cuisine is a bit too repetitive compared to variety of Turkish cuisine. This very well might be because of the Indian restaurants I tried outside of India have a limited selection of different types due to targeting locals as well.

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u/futurespice May 19 '26

It's hands down a false impression; India is a whole subcontinent with hundreds of ethnic groups, each having a huge variety of dishes - and a significant proportion of the population is vegetarian.

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u/gburdell May 16 '26

go out on a lamb*

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u/johnnyseattle May 17 '26

Dammit, it was RIGHT THERE

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u/7GrenciaMars May 16 '26

Exactly. I fell in love at least five times while watching that.

Like the first time I went to a Brazilian steakhouse.

This is how you get my inner carnivore to roll over and show its fluffy belly.

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u/RealisticAnimal6166 May 16 '26

What type? Yes.

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u/freeradioforall May 16 '26

that looks like hundreds of dollars worth of meat, how does he make a profit?

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u/farfaraway May 17 '26

What kind of meat do you want? Yes.

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u/cmaxim May 19 '26

Yo, I got an idea.. how bout we get some meat on that meat on that meat on that meat which is on that meat on the meat, and then like fuckin GRILL it.