Nova Scotia / Montreal 2025.

[Phoenikia]

It is a Haligonian, Nova Scotian, and English Canadian pronunciation. Not French. Rhymes with Corvair.

Invented by a Greek immigrant.
Peter Gamoulakos, in Bedford, NS.

Donair

Peter Gamaloukos founded King of Donair.

King of Donair

King of Donair

Difference between Montreal and New York-style Bagels

I love Halifax Donairs. The Maritimes use a lot of evaporated milk, as do the Prairies. I think most halifax donair sauce recipes call for evaporated canned milk, not condensed. Condensed is too syrupy and it’s expensive compared to Evaporated Milk. Halifax Donairs are cheap fast food, made with the processed type of gyro meat, not freshly stacked donair meat. Halifax Donairs are in the same food group as poutine. Something unhealthy, loaded with fat and salt, that some people crave, a food…

[Halifax, Nova Scotia] [Cape Breton] [Lunenberg] [Nova Scotia] [Maritimes] Recommendations

Thanks for your recs!! I also remember having a lobster sandwich on a patio on Cape Breton. I can’t remember if it was a Club, but it was a sandwich rather than a lobster roll. The one I had was at a restaurant close to the Alexander Graham Bell Museum. That’s Halifax donair sauce that was on the pizza , which contains sugar and evaporated milk. I like it, but it’s probably an acquired taste. There are only a couple places in Toronto that serve Halifax-style donair with the sweet sauce. I us…

Toronto now has halal Halifax donair, at Cosmic Pizza and Donair, located near College and Spadina (a few blocks from Chinatown and Kensington Market)

COSMIC Pizza & Donair - Canada's Best Halal Pizza & Donair