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I love felafal. I have tried making my own but they never taste the same. Felafal shops are evrywhere in Tel Aviv and range from little takeaway kiosks to larger sit downs. In all the best felafal bars you go in, order a pitta stuffed with felafal and pay the server. Then you go to the salad bar and see how much salad you can stuff into the pitta before it splits its sides. Choose from lettuce, sliced onion, diced tomatoes, chopped peppers, various pickles ( watch out for the pickled chillis...phew!), sometimes even rather soggy (potato) chips. The better felafal establishments ( by no means the most expensive) also offer a choice of sauces, from mild through to hot chilli sauce, to minty, yoghurty sauces. Delicious stuff, and extremely heathy. Leave a Comment Theme: Middle EasternPrice: less than US$10 » Currency ConverterComparison: least expensiveAddress: all over the country
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The israeli streets are one big eatery, everyone seems to have something in their hands and are stuffing it into their mouths.It probably goes back to the jewish mother thing...food cures all ills. the best thing about the falafel shawamma etc. is you dont have to leave the street, they are sold from open fronted stalls,the selection of salads spread out will knock your eyes out.
If you are doing israel on a budget,try a falafel,pita bread stuffed with falafel balls and all kinds of salads,you can take as many or as much salad as you want, an expert can stuff into that pita enough salad to feed a family for a week...its an art.All this for approx.2.50 USD. If your feeling flush you can go for Shawamma,which in fact replaces the falafal balls with meat which you can see barbacuing on an upright spit,all for the princely sum of 3 to 4 USD.now if your really hungry go for Shawamma in Lafa bread, which is a closed pita the size of a tray,they bung everything on it and wrap it into a bungle,its a challenge to get it into your mouth,if you have dentures forget it...it will knock you back about 5 dollars. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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