C. J. D.'s Gyro Query Answered

C. J. D. wanted to know who these gyros Toyplayer had fallen in love with were. A friend of mine once said, "Gyro meat is to lamb as particle board is to wood." I believe this video confirms his view:
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One other note: the more conservative of my Greek boyfriends in grad school told me that it is important not to confuse the vowels in "tzatziki," as "tzitzaki" means "goat" in Greek, and is used to refer to a woman who can't keep house well. Not that they're sexist or anything.
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9 Comments:
Not that I mind, but are you sure you have the right video?
It looks right to me. Can anyone shed light on RBUD's pansifying comment?
It's right now. When I was hear this morning, it played Mendelssohn's 3rd.
The name comes from Greek γύρος (turn), a calque of the Turkish döner. In the United Kingdom, the name gyros is not widely known; the Turkish döner kebab is more common, and the general term kebab is more common still.
I hope this helps.
Antonio Vivaldi-Le Quattro Stagioni:L'Autunno
Although this one might be better. L'autunno. Thoughts?
I must have been editing, RBUD.
Thank you, Karen.
I love Gyros. There is a Mediterranean place near where I live and I have 20 bucks...mmm...gyros!
We have one too, FAC, but the gyros aren't that great, and they come with some sort of sour cream substitute for tzatziki sauce.
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