Toptrumpet25/01/2019 18:19Well there we have it, straight from the Kebab King himself -You can safely …Well there we have it, straight from the Kebab King himself -You can safely reheat an 8 year old kebab in the microwave.
shabbird25/01/2019 18:10Yes you can reheat in the microwave and its fine.. Done this many times.. …Yes you can reheat in the microwave and its fine.. Done this many times.. Even kept in the fridge and heated the next day and its fine.
psychobitchfromhell25/01/2019 17:13unless you hadn't noticed, the kebab is now nearly eight years old.
psychobitchfromhell25/01/2019 17:49I would eat if. Might get fresh salad
psychobitchfromhell58 m agowell done @shabbird for confirming that. Eight year old kebab is fine. now …well done @shabbird for confirming that. Eight year old kebab is fine. now I have some sausages which remember Kennedy being shot, anyone for a buttie?
Toptrumpet1 h, 31 m ago@shabbird our resident Kebab King would know.[Image]
Toptrumpet1 h, 2 m agoWell there we have it, straight from the Kebab King himself -You can …Well there we have it, straight from the Kebab King himself -You can safely reheat an 8 year old kebab in the microwave.
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psychobitchfromhell25/01/2019 17:13unless you hadn't noticed, the kebab is now nearly eight years old.
Toptrumpet3 m agoProbably would’ve been ok, just have to scrape the fur off first.
deleted8085825/01/2019 17:37You scared her off
Toptrumpet25/01/2019 17:43Probably would’ve been ok, just have to scrape the fur off first.
Toptrumpet5 m agoToo right, I mean who likes limp lettuce?
Toptrumpet19 m ago@shabbird our resident Kebab King would know.[Image]
psychobitchfromhell25/01/2019 18:24well done @shabbird for confirming that. Eight year old kebab is fine. now …well done @shabbird for confirming that. Eight year old kebab is fine. now I have some sausages which remember Kennedy being shot, anyone for a buttie?
Toptrumpet2 m agoThat really mad me laugh out loud.
souljackerthis guy should be on a stage oO
thegroutchthe fact you're eating kebabs is more of a health risk than not reheating … the fact you're eating kebabs is more of a health risk than not reheating it right
InfernoGroupCool, what do you lot do about the fluffy bits off stuff growing on it. … Cool, what do you lot do about the fluffy bits off stuff growing on it. Do you scrape that off before or after you heat it?
InfernoGroupOk cool, I have still got it here, what did you do about all the fluffy … Ok cool, I have still got it here, what did you do about all the fluffy bits that is growing on it? Did you scrape that off before or after heating?
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InfernoGroupOk cool, I have still got it here, what did you do about all the fluffy … Ok cool, I have still got it here, what did you do about all the fluffy bits that is growing on it? Did you scrape that off before or after heating?
InfernoGroupI bought it last Sunday night but when I got home I was not hungry so put … I bought it last Sunday night but when I got home I was not hungry so put it on the bread bin for later. Just fancy a kebab tonight and thought I may as well have it now, save me wasting money on another one.
A night out often culminates in a trip to the local kebab shop. Of course, our drunken eyes can often be bigger than our stomachs, leaving many of the late-night meals half-eaten when we arrive home.
With sustainability being THE word of 2019, it just feels plain wrong to dump perfectly good kebab meat into the bin. What’s more, the fatty donner meat may provide a much-needed source of comfort as you tough out your hangover the next day. But, can reheating donner meat damage your health? Let’s take a look.
Can you reheat kebab meat?
The short answer is yes, as long as you’ve put the kebab meat in the fridge overnight. If you’ve left it standing out in the kitchen, then it’s best to leave it. While you might get away with it, it’s always best to play it safe when it comes to meat. Eating spoiled meat could you make you unwell or even land you in hospital. This is particularly important if the kebab meat is made from chicken or turkey!
We can’t guarantee that your kebab will taste just as nice as the night before, though. The microwave is likely to make the donner meat harden up, making for a much chewier texture.
Reheating doner meat – How long to reheat doner meat in the microwave?
How long you reheat the donner meat for is a matter of taste. The most conventional advice is to reheat the meat in 30 second bursts, leaving it to rest for 30 seconds between each time (this ensures that the donner meat cooks through properly). Do this until the temperature is to your liking. Be careful not to heat it up too much though, as this might cause the meat to become very tough to chew.