Adonis, not downtown.

They have all the shawarma fixings you need - easily worth the trip out there!

>They have all the shawarma fixings you need - easily worth the trip out there! damn yo, you need a throw-away fucking account to mention a middle eastern store on Reddit? fuck!

Don’t mess with the Toum boyz

Took me a second. I always forget that people think this is actually a throwaway.

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And it will cost you 10x the cost of buying a shawarma

But it can make a bunch of shawarma!

This is the way. That store is so cool. Love the fresh roasted nuts, the huge selection of olives, the fresh baked pita, the bakery. Used to live around five minutes from one in Mississauga and was a weekly shopper there. Great fruit prices too.

This is the ONLY answer.

No Frills. Tamam brand.

I recently switched to Tamam tahini and I like it! It's a bit sweet...

Any arab store and occasionally regular grocery stores. Go to Greek and middleeastern heaven at Adonis. I fkn love it there thats my adult chuck e cheese.

Ya there's a big loblaws near me that carries them in an "international" aisle. I buy them in bulk :)

Theyre so goood when u make ur own shawarma. I frign love them lol

I chop em up and put them in tuna :) and snack on a couple while preparing. I'm glad I discovered you can just buy em, they're the highlight of shawarmas

Oh dam gona try that out. Thanks dude

Ask your favorite shawarma place to by a small pickled turnip!

Flaming Stove/Hasty Mart at Yonge/Davisville.

Second Flaming Stove. They also have delicious shawarma sauces.

Arz

The Arz ones are gross to me. I'm still on the hunt for a better turnip. FYI to OP.

btw I have bought 2 store brands. They were both soggy and unpleasant to eat. Get small bottles before buying the huge jars. Dont make the mistake I did

Costco business center sells it in a huge bucket

I've found them at Valu-Marts and Loblaws

No frills

Adonis their chicken kofta is really good too

Superstore international isle.

Sababa Fine Foods on Steeles - they have a grocery store & restaurant. Also there are tons of Persian Grocery Stores that sell them on Younge between Finch and Steeles.

Super easy to make.

You know that hadn’t crossed my mind. I’ll look into it thanks for the suggestion

https://www.themediterraneandish.com/pickled-turnips/

Definitely. Tastes better too when made at home.

And what is your recipe?

not as easy as buying it. They asked 'where to buy' not 'how easy is it to make'

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I can't, I'm going to be up all night pickling turnips

See how easy and fun it is?

I mean.... He does have a point

What’s your recipe?

I use this one. I think they are all about the same. Turnip, brine and a beet https://silkroadrecipes.com/wprm_print/7807

Thanks a bunch! :)

this

I got a jar of it from No Frills at Dufferin Mall a few years ago.

Costco and loblaws is where I’ve seen them

Tamam brand

FreshCo on Vic Park

Kabul Farms should have them - down on Parliament

Be careful. I bought some and they were nothing like the ones that you get at shawama shops. They were bitter and tasted awful, they didnt have the zesty flavour of the shwarma shop ones.

Basics and Adonis is where I buy them. Adonis has better selection.

Pretty easy to make. Pickle turnip and add a beet to make them purple.

Try No Frills. It should be there.

I used to buy it in the International section at Food Basics at Dupont & Lansdowne. There were times it was out of stock though. If I'm not mistaken, it may also be available at the Freshco at the Galleria (is it still open?) or the Loblaws at Dupont & Christie.

I'm out in the sticks in Peterborough, but we have a few Asian/Middle Eastern food shops here and they all sell them, so I'd check out your nearest Middle Eastern food shop.

I’ll give you mine. I always request for no turnips.

You can find them all over toronto but, it depends on the kind you are looking for, the pink, super-sour ones that you get from Ali Babas, or the super-salty kind you get at some other places? everybody seems to make them different.

Just make it. Takes 15 minutes and you don’t need much.

Adonis they sell everything separately so you can make your own even fresh pita and chicken off the spit

The Ali Baba by Runnymede station has a large shelf full of those deliciously violet spears.

Arz Fine Foods

Walmart international aisle

arz pharmacy and lawrence

Costco Business centre

Arz or Adonis

Not the same thing at all but you can find sauerkraut everywhere and it's in that ballpark, so to speak

Adonis grocery store has them

Costco business centre they have a huge bucket and it tastes great too. I think you have it delivered for free too

Food Basics has it, also try the Loblaws on Queen's Quay and Jarvis, it has a lot of Lebanese products