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Christmas bauble:  Dürum Döner

Hardly any other snack embodies German street food culture as much as the dürüm döner. Brought to Germany by Turkish immigrants in the 1970s, this rolled flatbread filled with meat, vegetables, and sauce has long since become an integral part of everyday life—whether as a quick snack after work, a student meal, or a highlight on the way home late at night. Unlike the classic döner served in bread, the dürüm is conveniently wrapped in thin flatbread, making it the perfect meal on the go. This successful fusion of Turkish grilling culture and German fast-food culture has long since turned the dürüm into a cult favorite that’s now an indispensable part of any food court.

The figurine is a lifelike replica of a generously filled Dürüm Döner, featuring light-brown flatbread, visible fillings of meat, lettuce, and sauces in red, green, and white, as well as the typical silver aluminum foil wrapping at the bottom.

Size: small
Dimensions (ca.):
Width: 3.5 cm
Height: 7.5 cm
Depth: 3.5 cm
Weight  (ca.): 16 g
Mount: Coronet
Type of production:: hand-painted, mouth-blown
Material: Glass
Manufactured in: Poland