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Kyuyuyungvor 1 Jahr

as a german myself that would be something we'd say. döner (kebab) are the goat

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Rock Paper Sizzlevor 1 Jahr

🇺🇸 One Nation, under Trump, Stronger THAN EVER. Are you Trump Tough? 💪Tough T's Here:

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Kourout 🎩Mask Vtuber 🎩(Military Training Arc)vor 1 Jahr

Kebabs are good BUT GYROS IS ALSO GOOD

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Lulu-Scion🌈📯🇩🇪🇪🇺vor 1 Jahr

welcome to germany: "Döner land" :D (and please take out the shit of bavarian tradition man, germany is not bavarian. Pleeeaaassse 😅)

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WizardMagnusDSvor 1 Jahr

Can confirm, germans Love their Kebabs. And you will ALWAYS hear about a better place (enter obligatory *City Name* has the best Kebabs)

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𝒥𝓊𝓊𝓊𝓊⁷🇲🇿vor 1 Jahr

come back and we'll show you

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Beans and Bees 🫘🐝vor 1 Jahr

There is always a better kebab (Döner) guy

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vielibvor 1 Jahr

i might not be german but swiss, but i can confirm we have more pizza and kebab places then citizens... and i'm all in for it!

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ϕλϕvor 1 Jahr

You will never find the best, but as long as you stay away from chains you won't be disappointed.

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134340vor 1 Jahr

Döner in Berlin >>>

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The OtakuOutlookvor 1 Jahr

I love kebab's

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