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The kebab, a (divisive) part of Europe.
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Just call it shawarma, and say it always have been german.
German döner is genuinely different from either Turkish döner or shawarma: It's bread with kebab meat (or something similar to kebab meat, but made from cheap meats and filler content), onions, tomato, cucumber, and pickled white and red cabbage and a sauce (this varies regionally, e.g. we have the trifecta of joghurt/herbs, garlic mayo, and sweetish chili sauce).
[Oh, and the kebab meat itself can also be replaced with, most commonly, falafels ("Falafel-Döner"), or in some cases, seitan. But even if you stick with meat, you can usually choose between cow and chicken, with the original sheep meat being the rarest option.]
Add some fries and cheese and now we're taking.
As a side dish I hope
The way I see it, shawarma comes in strips and kebab in flakes
Nah we call it Döner Kebab and the 🦃state can F off, its ours.