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Comedian Rob Shehadie taste tests traditional Turkish and ‘Aussie-style’ kebabs to determine which is better.

Aussie man leaves internet stunned with his unique take on the classic kebab. Picture: FacebookSource:Supplied

Some would argue there is nothing better than a good kebab or Macca’s feed to help cure that morning hangover.

But what if the two could be morphed into one?

One Aussie bloke has done just that, taking his favourite kebab to the next level, and the internet wholeheartedly approves, saying it looks “better than the original”.

Big call, yes, but when his wife posted a snap of the dinner he made, Facebook users bombarded the post begging for the recipe alongside comments including, “That looks incredible,” “Ultimate pub meal”, “That looks better than the real deal” and several saying “OMG yum”.

The man has dubbed the meal his ‘McKebab’, which is a kebab made to taste like a Big Mac. Picture: FacebookSource:Supplied

The classic Big Mac has two beef patties between three bread buns with the McDonald’s sauce, cheese, lettuce, onions and pickles. Picture: McDonald’s via APSource:Supplied

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He christened it the “McKebab” and according to his wife the homemade meal is affordable and easy to make.

“Hubby made dinner tonight The BigMac Kebab or as he calls it the McKebab. Cheap, easy to make and really yum,” she wrote alongside a series of images.

Typically, doner kebabs are made with thinly sliced meat, cooked on a vertical spit, wrapped in pita or flatbread and topped with salad.

However, to make the McKebab, the Aussie man mixed 500g of beef mince meat (or you can use lamb) with sausage mince and barbecue seasoning for flavour.

The man mixed mince meat with sausage mince. Picture: FacebookSource:Supplied

He added barbecue seasoning for flavour. Picture: FacebookSource:Supplied

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He then shaped the meat to make a large, round loaf which he cooked in the oven for 40 minutes at 180C.

After it was cooked through, he removed it from the oven, thinly sliced it as you would kebab meat and placed it in Lebanese bread.

He then added cheese, Heinz special burger sauce and lettuce before wrapping it, just like a kebab.

He formed the mince into a meatloaf and then sliced thinly like a kebab. Picture: FacebookSource:Supplied

He then put it on Lebanese bread with Heinz Special Burger Sauce on top. Picture: FacebookSource:Supplied

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He opted for the beef mince to best replicate the flavour of the Big Mac, but any meat, such as lamb or pork, will do.

And as for the “special burger sauce”, that’s been doing the rounds on social media since 2017, with customers saying it tastes very similar the McDonald’s sauce.

“It’s literally the best thing ever. It’s become a part of everything I eat,” one person tweeted.

Both Coles and Woolworths sell it.

He also added lettuce and cheese. Picture: FacebookSource:Supplied

He then rolled it up to form his unique meal. Picture: FacebookSource:Supplied

Many home cooks were impressed by the man’s unique take on the kebab with some eager to make it themselves.

“I think we have to try this one,” one person wrote, tagging their friend.

“We’ve done at home Big Mac’s but this is great for something different,” another added.

“I’ll have to try, looks delicious,” a third person wrote.

I own nothing but a laptop and an awesome DVD collection.

A/N: Laid up with a horrifically painful back injury, this came to my mind. Watching the same 'cartoon' with my stepson turned into a lesson on Star Trek. Until I tried to sit up...

Jack knew the kid would die before he would admit to hurting, that even to him, MacGyver would rate a blowtorch to the chest as an annoyance out loud. Fortunately (or unfortunately), his body betrayed him. His normally pale skin was nearly ghostly, his wild blond hair slicked down with sweat. In an excuse for the sweat, he had shed his shirt and Jack could see the muscles spasming in his lower back. Jack knew how badly the kid's injury had to hurt, wished there was something he could do.

It had been all Mac could do to hold onto the suspect when the railing gave way behind him. Jack had run up all eight flights of stairs to help him, but in that time, Mac managed to pull half a dozen muscles in his back. By the time they had pulled him up and handcuffed him, it was all Mac could do to stand upright. Bands of bruises criss-crossed his lower back as fragile blood vessels ruptured against the pressure. The Chicago cop had guided the suspect Mac had saved into the cop car, MacGyver had literally leaned on Jack like a hurt child.

At the ER, the kid had laid the bed flat then himself flat upon it except for the occasional 'the pain is too much' curl into a tight ball. He couldn't lay still and was in near continuous squirming until a nurse came in with a syringe. The kid hated needles, but was ready to beg for that one. Jack had no idea what was in it, but it made the rest of the night more entertaining...

The next morning though, after their private flight home (which thanks to the good drugs, the kid slept through), Jack was at Mac's place dealing with a very bored and badly hurting boy who was acting more like a kid than usual.

Plopped facedown on the couch, he propped himself up a little on his elbows and was dilligently taking his watch apart. He muttered a curse under his breath as his mini screwdriver slipped through medication-impaired fingers. 'Jack! Can you hand me my screwdriver?!'

As Jack hurried into the room, a flood of emotion overtook him. He hated to see the kid hurting and it was clear even the pain meds and muscle relaxers weren't helping that much. It also mildly terrified him to see the kid so bored. It was not beyond the kid's capabilities, even when drugged, to be somewhat destructive and Jack didn't want him to build some kid of bomb out of his watch and a paper clip just to pass the time.

'I got another idea,' he said. 'How about we watch those new DVDs you were so excited about? You never even told me what they were...'

Mac's eyes lit up. 'Yeah! Great idea, Jack! Brown box by the TV, you gotta watch it with me, OK?'

Thrilled to see MacGyver smiling and not building a potential explosives, he went to the mailing box and pulled out a white and orange box. His face scrunched up in confusion. 'Cartoons? Seriously?! Look, I know I call you Kid, but really?'

Looking a different kind of hurt, Mac looked at his friend. 'It's not just cartoons, Jack! It's Star Trek: The Animated Series! It is a legit Star Trek franchise, has all the voices except Chekov-' At that, he tried to push himself upright and bit back a harsh cry as it felt like sandpaper scraped across his lower spinal bones. His arms dropped out from under him as he tightened in on himself against the pain.

The cartoons in question dropped onto the entertainment center as Jack rushed to him, easing him over onto his side. He quickly gathered the watch parts as Mac curled into a ball. Sweaty blond hair fell into his face as he eased his head back onto the throw pillow Jack put under him. He had been beaten, tortured, and injured before, but back pain was a whole new world. All pain in the body goes through there, and when it comes from there, it can drop and wring tears from the strongest man. Jack knew this from personal experience. No tears fell from the agonized blue eyes, but they met Jack's swimming a little. 'Damn, Jack...'

Those two words conveyed the sheer misery the kid was in and tore something in Jack's gut. His face twisted in sympathetic pain and he pulled the muscle relaxer out of his pocket. It was overdue and MacGyver had refused it before. He reached for it eagerly now, dry-swallowing it before Jack could hand him the now lukewarm water. Instead, he dug his fingers into Mac's shoulder, grounding the kid.

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'That's it, kid, it will ease up, I promise. I've been there, I know it hurts...' He kept up the litany of near-meaningless words until he felt the muscles in the tense shoulder start to relax. 'Ok, kid, it's ok. Is there anything can do to make you more comfortable?' A quick shake of his head was the only reply. 'Ok, then, we will watch your cartoons. In precisely two hours, you will take your pain medicine with no complaints. Since they hurt your stomach, I'll have you a grilled cheese and some tomato soup to go with it. Sound like a good plan?'

Clearing his throat, Mac forced a weak grin. 'Not bad, considering the source.'

'Now listen,' Jack said mock-sternly. 'You want to make the plans, don't include cartoons in them!'

Without further words, he opened the case and inserted one of his friend's new DVDs. Throwing a fleece wolf-patterned blanket over the kid on the couch, he settled in to the recliner to watch animated Star Trek. /there was no one else he would do this for.

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After a few moments, a less pain-filled and more drowsy voice spoke up from under the wolf blanket. 'It's not just a cartoon!'