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Donairs - in the past - are traditionally either Greek or Turkish in origin, also known as "doners", "gyros", "doner kebabs", "kebabs" and "donners". The history of the donair goes back far past Halifax, to either Greece or Turkey. For matters of simplicity an...

http://itre.cis.upenn.edu/~myl/languagelog/archives/004823.html There is a meat dish which in slightly different forms is widely eaten in the Eastern Mediterranean as well, in recent years, in many other countries. (See the Wikipedia articles Döner kebab and ド...

http://tyronewarner.com/2010/01/09/trekking-to-milton-for-a-real-donair/ So on a crispy January afternoon, this guy and myself, along with this guy and another guy who doesn't have a blog, piled into the car drove off to scenic Milton, Ontario (I heard it has ...

http://beerandnews.wordpress.com/2007/08/12/donair-the-breakfast-of-hungover-champions/ A quick story about east coast Donairs.

http://slightlyfunky.com/?p=112 For anyone who has ever watched the Trailer Park Boys, you’ll hear constant references to donairs and the King of Donair. Well I had to do a little research and I discovered an incredibly delicious sandwich/wrap. The sandwich is...

http://dmblog.com/2008/03/20/donairs/ My favorite place for donairs, (and the best I’ve been able to find in Calgary), is A & A Foods at 1401 – 20 Ave NW. Everything is very fresh, the donair meat is seasoned perfectly and is exceptionally moist. The donairs c...

http://thechronicleherald.ca/Travel/1176441.html Germans go for doner kebabs - Shawarma outstrips sausages, fries as the country’s No. 1 fast food By The Associated Press Sat. Apr 10 - 4:53 AM BERLIN — Forget about bratwurst, currywurst and other kinds of saus...

http://www.zachsfamousdonair.com/index.php In 1995 the first Zachs Famous Donair Restaurant opened in Edmonton, Alberta. This restaurant featured a delicious line of a new product called the "donair" which is made with spiced beef garnished with onions, cheese...

http://www.wired963.com/blog/mornings/?p=20 Alright, today on the show we talked about donairs. For some reason I can’t figure out, the donair doesn’t exist in Saskatchewan. I’ve eaten Donairs in Alberta, Ontario, Quebec, and the home of the best Donair joint ...

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=25688336242 Basic Info Name: Donair culture Category: Common Interest - Religion & Spirituality Description: Donairs and the lifestyle around them Privacy Type: Open: All content is public.

http://viewfrominhere.blogspot.com/2006/03/cbc-and-donairs-two-of-my-favourite.html Now, for those not from Queen's or Halifax, you may wonder, what's a donair? As a quick overview, it's slices of this meat concoction shaved off a stick (beef, bread crumbs, sp...

http://www.saveyourfork.com/2006/09/05/queen-of-donairs/ A couple of weeks ago, someone posted to the Toronto LiveJournal community, asking about where to get Nova Scotia style donairs. After we collectively determined that there is no place in Toronto to get ...

http://flash-in-the-moment.blogspot.com/2009/02/donairs.html My husband and I came to Mississauga 4-1/2 years ago and began our donair history, geography and home economics education. The GTA (Greater Toronto Area) is a melting pot of every culture so we assum...

This makes a nice loaf of Donair meat. 1 teaspoon each of ground oregano salt all-purpose flour ground black pepper garlic powder onion powder 1/4 teaspoon of cayenne pepper 1 pound of medium or lean - not extra lean! - ground beef Directions Preheat the ov...

This makes a nice thick donair sauce - very much like what you'd get in Halifax. Ingredients: a can of evaporated milk, cold a can of sweetened condensed milk, cold 1 teaspoon of onion powder 2-3 tablespoons of garlic powder 3-5 tablespoons of white vinegar ...

The Chronicle Herald has a very nice article about the top 10 Nova Scotian inventions on their site. As you can imagine, one of these inventions is the donair! What's even better is they link directly back to us from the article. Yay local content! Have a read...

You're headed out on the town, perhaps over to a friend's place, perhaps to Halifax's downtown scene, and you (naturally) need to differentiate yourself from everyone else. Why not throw a little donair into the mix? How could it get any more tasty than this?...

For lovers of the Halifax donair, you already know that outside Halifax, there's always a chance you're going to get something that's not quite a donair. Outside Nova Scotia, that chance increases - a place in Fredricton once served me a donair with sour cream...

After my Toronto donair experience my return to Halifax left me with a craving. I decided to take a trip to Burnside Pizzeria, a long time favorite of mine and of many folks in Burnside industrial park. Lots of folks who don't work in the park don't have any ...

I'm going to let this twitter conversation speak for itself: How cool is that?