There’s a 24/7 livestream of spinning donair meat in Nova Scotia

Nova Scotia webcams offers a variety of different views from across the province and while the scenery sure is nice, it’s a newly launched 24-7 channel streaming donair meat on a spit that’s proving to be the most mesmerizing.

The webcam is directed at the vertical rotisserie inside an outlet of popular chain, King of Donair and shows nothing more than meat, glistening as it cooks and rotates. It’s kind of like that festive fire log channel that always airs on cable TV around the holidays.

Lucilky, the sound is on too! And according to one of the Dalhousie alumni in the Daily Hive office, the chain is pretty legendary and late at night we should “100% be able to hear the fights and drunk shenanigans that happen here…”

Canadians everywhere are loving it and the response on Twitter has been pretty positive so far.

My God did this make my day https://t.co/edVQUPKxe6 #donaircam #halifax #donair #NovaScotia @nswebcams @kingofdonair

— Tom Henheffer (@Henheffer) November 13, 2017

Shaping our country with @nswebcams and @KingOfDonair 😂 #donaircam https://t.co/T19FJ5ssAP pic.twitter.com/nYtP7QeAZ5

— Stephen Flynn (@Stephen_Flynn) November 14, 2017

@KingOfDonair Is there an heir to the Donair? Is there a Prince of Donair in waiting? #askingforafriend

— Nelson Hansen (@NelsonHansen64) November 14, 2017

@JHrndz04 If only no name taco stand had a cam too pic.twitter.com/01HZujuYNb

— Johnny (@JohnnySays___) November 14, 2017

Got to see some action in the @KingOfDonair #DonairCam @nswebcams Gawd I miss home!! pic.twitter.com/0g2KgFUi1G

— Jenn (@FUNNIGRRL22) November 14, 2017

Overdue: https://t.co/QqoluMF0Pj

— Hilary Beaumont (@HilaryBeaumont) November 14, 2017

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