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Here's a vocabulary question.
A menu from a local restaurant was recently put through my letter box. On it are these three items - beef snader, chicken snader and Hawaii snader. Having no Idea what a "snader" is I googled it and the only google hits were for the restaurant that had provided the menu in the first place. I still have no idea. Is it a misspelling? If so, of what? Is it just a word they made up? Is it a foreign word? (It is a Kurdish restaurant but Google Translate doesn't recognise it as a Kurdish word.) Has anyone ever heard this word?

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I guess that it's their recipe for each item, thus their name appended.
 
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Nice try - and one I thought of - but appears nowhere else, not even in the name of the restaurant.


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Have you asked the owner of the restaurant?
 
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Originally posted by Geoff:
Have you asked the owner of the restaurant?


Never been there. Don't even know for sure where it is. It was just a menu stuffed through my (and presumably everyone else's) letter box.


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I looked it up and it comes up as a name. In fact there is the Snader Family Alaskan Cookbook.
 
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