Doner prices explode: where the snack is now becoming a luxury!

Doner prices explode: where the snack is now becoming a luxury!

The Doner Kebab has long since established itself in Germany in Germany. But the expensive pleasure has recently reached a new price level. As Hurriyet Corresponds to the previous year. The price differences within Germany are striking.

Especially in the big cities, the kebab meal has become expensive. In Frankfurt am Main, the fans of the kebabs now pay an average of 8.99 euros for a kebab, an increase of 25%. The prices have also increased in Berlin and Hamburg, with growth of 14% or 10%. However, the most expensive kebabs can be found in Flensburg (9.77 euros), followed by Karlsruhe (9.75 euros) and Kiel (9.25 euros). In contrast, there are even cheaper options, such as in Halle an der Saale, where a kebab is already available for 5.99 euros.

price development in Saarbrücken

Saarbrücken has also adapted to the rising prices, the average price there is 7.37 euros, which is below the national average. Saarbrücken recorded a decline compared to previous prices, in January 2024 a price of 7.50 euros was still paid, which then decreased to 7.18 euros in July. This pricing reflects the general development, the

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The Doner Kebab not only gained importance in Germany, but also throughout Europe as an almost cult snack. According to Statista , Döner and Kebab are no longer just cheap fast-food options, but an integral part of the Dining culture. The current price development shows that the kebab as food is also increasingly becoming a luxury.

All of these factors indicate that the kebab business has a more exciting and at the same time more expensive future. It remains to be seen whether consumers are willing to pay these prices. However, one thing remains certain: the kebab has a permanent place in the heart of the Germans - despite the rising prices.