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Showing posts with label McDonald's. Show all posts
Showing posts with label McDonald's. Show all posts
Sunday, August 21, 2011
McDelivery
In Egypt, you can have anything delivered to your doorstep. Fast food, pharmacy, full restaurants, bakeries, groceries, etc. I'm not a big fan of McDonald's, but I am a big fan of delivery. These cute little delivery trucks fill the roadways of Egypt. Considering the Cairo roadways - McDonald's on wheels gives new meaning to the phrase "fast food".
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Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Healthy and Delicious Fast Food
An Egyptian restaurant selling "foul" and falafel sandwiches |
Egyptian fast food has a whole variety of yummy helpings - from Kebab sandwiches for meat lovers (that come second only to Turkish Döner kebabs) to a wide selection of vegetarian and even vegan delights (watch out for my upcoming post on why its great to be a vegan in Egypt).
One of my favorite Egyptian fast food restaurant experiences was eating in a restaurant called "The Gash" (which means, I believe, the donkey) where we actually had to move our tables and chairs as we were eating in the middle of the street when some cars came up behind us. Talk about fabulous food on the go... ;)
Preparing falafel (in Egyptian, called "Tahmeya") |
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