The rising price of doner kebabs has led to growing calls in Germany for a government subsidy program to keep the dish affordable for Germans. The kebab is one of the country’s favourites.
“It’s quite striking that everywhere I go, mainly from young people, I’m asked if there shouldn’t be a price brake for doner,” says German Chancellor Olaf Scholz.
The government led by him explained on social networks that the increase in all prices is due to the increase in salary and energy costs, writes g4media.ro.
The far-left Die Linke party has called, in a proposal it plans to present to parliament, for a price cap on doner kebabs, a measure similar to that introduced in some parts of the country to control high rents.
The organization claims that in some cities kebabs already cost 10 euros, up from 4 euros just two years ago; she recommends a maximum price of €4.90 and €2.90 for young people, especially those on low incomes.
The kebab was brought over by Turkish immigrants and consists of thin slices of grilled meat topped with chopped vegetables, garlic or hot pepper sauce and placed in a folded flatbread.
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