Costume consisting of a silver jumpsuit and a lifelike depiction of donair, a giant pita bread stuffed with meat, prompts questions
Costume consisting of a silver jumpsuit and a lifelike depiction of donair, a giant pita bread stuffed with meat, prompts questions
(Leyland Cecco / The Guardian)
In an interview with the CBC in 2015, the owner of a chain of donair shops in Halifax described the addition of lettuce as “sacrilegious”. But in Alberta – the highest per capita consumer of donairs in Canada (and probably the world) – the leafy vegetable has become an essential part of the recipe.
And then there’s me, laughing while eating a shawarma.
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why would the province make a commercial for antacid tablets?
Makes more sense to me. I agree, the antacid thing raises more questions than it answers.
And then there’s me, laughing while eating a shawarma.
Shawarma is delicious.
Fun fact, the company that made the costume was founded by the guy who made Daft Punk’s helmets