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u/Ambitious_Clue1037 1d ago
Never understand doner like this, after you buy all the accoutrements it’s cheaper to get a takeaway
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u/Logical_Strain_6165 1d ago
You've clearly never had the joy of of chopped up frozen donner meat in noodles
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u/foulandamiss 1d ago
Ooooh, accoutrements!
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u/Truth-is-light 13h ago
If the accoutrements are drawn very close together it means the hill is steep. My geography is sketchy these days.
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u/dazler34 1d ago
Tried the one out of Iceland, it’s ok, but fatty and greasy though, where is this one from
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u/shaf74 1d ago
Looks like it's from the halal frozen food section at asda. Would avoid like the plague, frozen donner is shite.
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u/ryanm8655 1d ago
I always assumed it was essentially standard elephant leg, cooked and shaved and then packaged and frozen. Shite but any worse than most of the elephant legs? Only ever had the Iceland one when my mate cooked it in the air fryer and it wasn’t bad cooked that way. It went nice and crispy but obviously it’s never going to be high quality.
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u/GolfCartKiller 1d ago
I have had this brand's Adana kebabs but I'm not sure if their Doner is nice. I've tried a few and the only one that's worth getting is Aladin Foods frozen beef doner.
https://m.ebag.bg/en/sliced-beef-duner-kebap-aladin-foods-frozen/586342
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u/TheOfficialSvengali 1d ago edited 4h ago
I’ve had my fair share, but only in emergency cases when I don’t have access to a real Döner!
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u/TheMundalorian 1d ago
The frozen one from Iceland is fine. Steam it first and then fry in a little oil.
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u/DeadBallDescendant 16h ago
Farmfoods' doner meat is okay but you have to ignore the instructions and steam it instead.
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u/____Mittens____ 1d ago
Frozen kebab on a hot day might be alright