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Looks like shwarma to me... gyro meat is usually more homogenous and without distinct stratigraphy.
I think Liuzhou's Chinese respondents should get partial credit for their Brazil answer... from 12 time zones away, that totally looks to be in the same ball park as rodizio.
And editing to add that the little thing under my avatar that says Philadelphia area is actually correct, so that is where I'm located.
Looks like shwarma to me... gyro meat is usually more homogenous and without distinct stratigraphy.
I think Liuzhou's Chinese respondents should get partial credit for their Brazil answer... from 12 time zones away, that is totally in the same ball park as rodizio.
And editing to add that the little thing under my avatar that says Philadelphia area is actually correct, so that is where I'm located.
Looks like shwarma to me... gyro meat is usually more homogenous and without distinct stratigraphy.
I think Liuzhou's Chinese respondents should get partial credit for their Brazil answer... from 12 time zones away, that is totally in the same ball park as rodizio.
