me

>tfw 80% of Greek desserts are just some pastry which is soaked in syrup or honey

Baklava, dactyla, tulumba, diples, semolina cake (the "cakey" one, not the "pudding-like" one), loukoumades, etc. are all basically like the above. Yes, they are not all explicitly Greek, but fuck off, I'm making a point here, Mehmet.

>>70851199
If it ain't wrong don't fix it desu

>>70850422
Suvlaki is 1000/10 you fucking subhuman. Gyros is also good.

>>70850422
>burger
>says anything about other countries' cuisine
......

yeah fuck off m8
I'd rather eat Greek food for the rest of my life than burger food ever

>>70857591
>make cute pun about baklava/balaklava
>get autistic anti-american screeching

This is why we can't have nice things

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>>70858165
Kill yourself fucking vermin. Greece is a wonderful country.

>>70858232
I am Greek

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>>70858165
Κανείς δεν σας αρέσει, Αμεριkανός. Ζήτω Ελλάδα!

ps. I am a Greek

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>>70858244
>>70858261
I too am Greek.

Actual Greek food is fish, olive and legume based, the basis of mediterranean cuisine.
I would suspect a necrotic mutated double plastic cheese burger is more of your thing though, friend

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>>70860381
>Actual Greek food is fish, olive and legume based

you forgot an important one

I don't blame you for not knowing. I am Greek, after all.

>>70850422
Isn't it just Turkish cuisine in denial?

>>70851199
There is more than that.
Honey was popular in Byzantine era.
Thats why Turks took it.

>>70861139
for non white immigrants in canada it is

In reality the Turks took a lot of things from the Greeks and renamed it.

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>>70861139
>>70863768
>>70863890

>>70863965
In old Greece, the honeybee, a sacred symbol of Artemis, was an important design on Ephresian coins for almost six centuries.

>>70864133
Aristotle (384-322 BC) described for the first time the production of honey. Aristotle believed that eating honey prolonged life.

Honey consumption today is greatest in Greece at 1.62kg/3lb 5oz per person per year.

1 kg
more than average European

Yes indeed, honey is part of Greece.

>>70861139
Pretty much. And they both smell like garlic.

>tfw I really am greek

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>>70864186
dont lie
they dont

Its actually the dutch who smell like kaka.

Moussaka is a solid 10/10

>>70864272
Why is only meme food so popular when people talk about Turkish or Greek food?

>>70860679
>mexico
>low cheese consumption

bullshit