Doner for a good cause: students collect 700 euros on Christmas market!

Doner for a good cause: students collect 700 euros on Christmas market!

in Fürstenfeldbruck, 29 students from the Graf-Rasso-Gymnasium converted a simple project into a tasteful model of success. At the Christmas market they offered homemade kebab whose fragrance attracted passers -by. Instead of in a kebab shop as usual, the delicious food came from a small pavilion, where the students excitedly prepared flatbreads with spicy meat and fresh ingredients. With their creative idea and committed planning, they sold around 280 kebabs on the first day and, after deducting the costs, redeemed a proud 700 euros, which are donated directly to needy people from the district. This campaign not only showed the team spirit of the students, but also that even unusual combinations such as kebabs and Christmas market can be successful, such as "https://www.merkur.de/lokales/fuerstenfeldbruck/kreisbote/schueler-Drgs-mit-einer-idee-gelde-93462452.html"> Merkur reported.

kebab as a popular choice of students

Meanwhile, another survey in Waiblingen shows that students prefer to go to kebab shops and Asia snacks than in the school canta. Critical voices of parents and self -carried out self -tests in the cafeteria raise questions about the quality and attractiveness of the cafeteria offer. The main reason for the emigration is that the food in the cafeteria does not hit the taste of the students or is too health -conscious. To find out that, the Welzheimer Zeitung tested the canteen offer and explained why students choose to use other lunch options, such as

Both reports illustrate the continuing popularity of kebab among students, be it out of pure joy of enjoyment or as an attractive, creative catering option. While the students in Fürstenfeldbruck started their own kebab project in favor of the needy, the in Waiblingen are looking for more tasty alternatives to school catering. A clear trend that cannot be overlooked!