Asking a favor for to swedish speakers
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#pragma flame(junk_food, off) A friend of mine went to Sweden some time ago and fell in love with a McDonnald's sandwich named "Mc Garden". He's trying to find some info about its ingredients to suggest it to brazilian McDonnald's (they never heard about it), but since we do not speak swedish, Google is not helping. A link or a translated text would be great, but even translating only the "ingredients" word would be helpful for us to find something...
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#pragma flame(junk_food, off) A friend of mine went to Sweden some time ago and fell in love with a McDonnald's sandwich named "Mc Garden". He's trying to find some info about its ingredients to suggest it to brazilian McDonnald's (they never heard about it), but since we do not speak swedish, Google is not helping. A link or a translated text would be great, but even translating only the "ingredients" word would be helpful for us to find something...
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Thanks! That first link is exactly what we were looking for. Actually, he never ate a Falafel (but I love it), that's why he could not say what made that sandwich taste so great. :)
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Thanks! That first link is exactly what we were looking for. Actually, he never ate a Falafel (but I love it), that's why he could not say what made that sandwich taste so great. :)
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I love a good Falafel but what on earth is a sheesh tawooq?
regards, Paul Watson Ireland & South Africa
Shog9 wrote:
I don't see it happening, at least not until it becomes pointless.
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I love a good Falafel but what on earth is a sheesh tawooq?
regards, Paul Watson Ireland & South Africa
Shog9 wrote:
I don't see it happening, at least not until it becomes pointless.
any trouble getting Falafel in Waterford, would have thought it would all be just spuds down there.
Regards Ray Kinsella "Je suis Mort De Rire"
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I love a good Falafel but what on earth is a sheesh tawooq?
regards, Paul Watson Ireland & South Africa
Shog9 wrote:
I don't see it happening, at least not until it becomes pointless.
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interesting. most Americans (non-Muslim, i assume) tend to use 'sheesh kabob' for anything grilled on a skewer.
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any trouble getting Falafel in Waterford, would have thought it would all be just spuds down there.
Regards Ray Kinsella "Je suis Mort De Rire"
haha. You can get falafel at some of the dodgy kebab shops here. But I know falafel from my Cape Town days.
regards, Paul Watson Ireland & South Africa
Shog9 wrote:
I don't see it happening, at least not until it becomes pointless.
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interesting. most Americans (non-Muslim, i assume) tend to use 'sheesh kabob' for anything grilled on a skewer.
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I know. I've also heard beef kabob and chicken kabob used which is wrong since sheesh means stick and kabob means meat while tawooq means chicken. The terms meat on a stick and chicken on a stick are also used on occasion as the literal translations. Lost in translation I guess.
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#pragma flame(junk_food, off) A friend of mine went to Sweden some time ago and fell in love with a McDonnald's sandwich named "Mc Garden". He's trying to find some info about its ingredients to suggest it to brazilian McDonnald's (they never heard about it), but since we do not speak swedish, Google is not helping. A link or a translated text would be great, but even translating only the "ingredients" word would be helpful for us to find something...
#pragma flame(default)Daniel Turini wrote:
fell in love with a McDonnald's sandwich
He should learn to work a bread knife and a supermarket trolley.
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I know. I've also heard beef kabob and chicken kabob used which is wrong since sheesh means stick and kabob means meat while tawooq means chicken. The terms meat on a stick and chicken on a stick are also used on occasion as the literal translations. Lost in translation I guess.
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Bassam Abdul-Baki wrote:
sheesh means stick and kabob means meat
wow. 'kabob' (or kebab) is often used as if it meant 'skewer'. i suppose it's the same thing that happens with 'Engrish'; people take words and use them how they want, regardless of how they were used in the original language .
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Bassam Abdul-Baki wrote:
sheesh means stick and kabob means meat
wow. 'kabob' (or kebab) is often used as if it meant 'skewer'. i suppose it's the same thing that happens with 'Engrish'; people take words and use them how they want, regardless of how they were used in the original language .
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#pragma flame(default)Daniel Turini wrote:
fell in love with a McDonnald's sandwich
He should learn to work a bread knife and a supermarket trolley.
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Linkify!|Fold With Us!Those veggie burgers are hard to make at home though. You have to buy them already made. Boca burgers are good because you can make you own sandwich with it, but still it's nice to be able to pick up something quick for lunch that isn't going to turn my blood into sludge. I wish the McD's here would get this product. They have tried it in the past, but the products never make it (remember McLean?). I don't understand that.
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Those veggie burgers are hard to make at home though. You have to buy them already made. Boca burgers are good because you can make you own sandwich with it, but still it's nice to be able to pick up something quick for lunch that isn't going to turn my blood into sludge. I wish the McD's here would get this product. They have tried it in the past, but the products never make it (remember McLean?). I don't understand that.
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Boca burgers are good
If you like Boca burgers you should try some of the Morningstar products if you have them in your market. They are much better.
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I know. I've also heard beef kabob and chicken kabob used which is wrong since sheesh means stick and kabob means meat while tawooq means chicken. The terms meat on a stick and chicken on a stick are also used on occasion as the literal translations. Lost in translation I guess.
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Those veggie burgers are hard to make at home though. You have to buy them already made. Boca burgers are good because you can make you own sandwich with it, but still it's nice to be able to pick up something quick for lunch that isn't going to turn my blood into sludge. I wish the McD's here would get this product. They have tried it in the past, but the products never make it (remember McLean?). I don't understand that.
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Those veggie burgers are hard to make at home though. You have to buy them already made. Boca burgers are good because you can make you own sandwich with it, but still it's nice to be able to pick up something quick for lunch that isn't going to turn my blood into sludge. I wish the McD's here would get this product. They have tried it in the past, but the products never make it (remember McLean?). I don't understand that.
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Those veggie burgers are hard to make at home though.
Not really. Honest Shog's Authentic Yuppie Veggie Burger:
- Boil wheatberries in water until they become a thick sludge
- Mix with firm tofu and gluten paste
- Grease your hands with light olive oil, and form above mixture into patties
- On a hot griddle, burn patties to a crisp.
- Place on cut hard roll, and smother vile flavor with tasty toppings.
Or, just buy some of these[^]. IMHO, a good cheese sandwich on good bread beats every veggie burger i've ever tried. Of course, ham & cheese is better still.
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#pragma flame(junk_food, off) A friend of mine went to Sweden some time ago and fell in love with a McDonnald's sandwich named "Mc Garden". He's trying to find some info about its ingredients to suggest it to brazilian McDonnald's (they never heard about it), but since we do not speak swedish, Google is not helping. A link or a translated text would be great, but even translating only the "ingredients" word would be helpful for us to find something...
In Australia McDonalds do a burger with... wait for it... BEETROOT! Aussies love their beetroot it seems. They call it the McOz - original hey?
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Bassam Abdul-Baki wrote:
McDonald's Foods From Around The World
Doesn't have Australia's McOz burger listed. No feedback form either. Anyway back to work :)
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