CroatiaA viral social media joke about combining a French croissant with Turkish döner kebab led to Lidl, a German supermarket chain, launching a 'Döner kroasan' product. The item was first tested at a promotional event in Berlin, where 1,000 free samples were distributed, creating long lines and increasing interest. Lidl later decided to sell the product commercially, offering a 'do-it-yourself' kit containing croissants, sauces, cabbage salad, and frozen chicken döner meat for €7.99. While some praised the novelty, many critics expressed skepticism about the quality and taste of the frozen product, arguing that döner and croissants should remain separate. The product became available in Lidl stores starting August 3rd.
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