How do I love thee? Let me count the sesame seeds.
A major perk of driving the kids to school is the opportunity to get fresh, and I mean FRESH, bread for my breakfast and sometimes sandwiches for the kids’ lunches. What better way than to pull over and have it made for you. My favorite place to stop is at the second circle where the service is friendly and fast. What would you like on your kaak today? Falafel? Hard boiled egg? Zaatar? Cheese?
Kaak, it's fast, it's fresh and it's fabulous!
I want cheese on mine thanks…looks soooooooooo yummuy, I am salivating
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wow, this looks so funny and delicious.
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Thanks for the attention.
Goodness, these look really good.
Maybe, if I ever visit Jordan, I’ll be sure to try it.
I need to try some Kaak once I go to the Middle East or at least a Middle Eastern food store!