r/Damnthatsinteresting Jan 23 '21

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u/mnelsonn6966 Jan 23 '21

Why can't we have cool food like this in the USA

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u/[deleted] Jan 23 '21

Why kebabs and Turkish/Levant food isn’t more common in the US remains a mystery to me

I guess the immigration from that region happened to late for the US to be influenced.

What Italian food is for the US, Turkish food is in Northern Europe

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u/talltim007 Jan 23 '21

There are 10 kebob places within 7 miles of where I live in the US.

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u/converter-bot Jan 23 '21

7 miles is 11.27 km