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Jayx1
Prime Minister of TOTA

Registered: Feb 2003
Location: The Socialist People's Republic Of Canada

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Originally posted by Endlesswave
mmmmmmmmmmmm Greek foooooooooooood. Souvla owns all. Easter's coming up and we eat LARGE. BBQ time. Last year I had souvla, souvlaki, and rooster. (I thought wtf) but it was soooooooo good. I'm hoping my uncle can make it again. Af for Gyro (pron "YEE ROW") having chips in it, uh when I was in Cyprus last summer I never had any w chips in it.

cyprus was its own country that is not part of greece. Even though greek culture dominates most of the island im sure there are plenty of differences between cypriots and greeks.

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Jan-24-2005 00:48 Canada

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petro
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Registered: Jun 2002
Location: Toronto

Jan-24-2005 02:49

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Endlesswave
Resident GreekCypriot.

Registered: Sep 2001
Location: Thornhill (Ontario)

quote:
Originally posted by Jayx1
cyprus was its own country that is not part of greece. Even though greek culture dominates most of the island im sure there are plenty of differences between cypriots and greeks.

Well yes but it seems strange that that's considered "authentic" especially since "chips" are NOT a traditionally Greek food.
As for letting me know Cyprus was its own coutntry seperate from Greece, uh yeah thanks for educating me on that...esp since my family is from there I consider myself a Canadian/GreekCypriot. The Greek and Cypriot cultures are similar and yes there are differences as well. I was questioning your logic behind saying adding chips to an authentic greek dish is how it was always done. I disagree. Anyway, the point is the food is fucking GOOD. No matter how you eat it.

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Jan-24-2005 02:55 Cyprus

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amb_
Crisis in Clubland

Registered: Mar 2004
Location: Waterloo

Greek food is one of my weaknesses.

Jan-24-2005 02:57 Canada

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Endlesswave
Resident GreekCypriot.

Registered: Sep 2001
Location: Thornhill (Ontario)

I love it. There's a place by my house if I want to eat "authentic" Greek food. (If I can't eat it at home w someone for example.)

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Jan-24-2005 03:05 Cyprus

rabbitjoker
aural sadist

Registered: Aug 2002
Location: Toronto, ON, CANADA

Ah, greek, cypriot - you're all a bunch of macedonians!

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