Americans taste Norwegian Christmas food
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skrillskrill (12/21/2015) [-] almost ******* nothing of what is shown in the video is typically eaten by norwegians...
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imofcnotharveydent (12/22/2015) [-] cabare, sennepsild, har jeg ikke hørt om og jeg bor i trøndelag og drar nordover på sommeren.
rak og lutefisk har jeg hørt om også, men ikke hvor fanken gravde de fram et sauehode.
Hvor er pinnekjøttet og ribbe? dette er bs.
rak og lutefisk har jeg hørt om også, men ikke hvor fanken gravde de fram et sauehode.
Hvor er pinnekjøttet og ribbe? dette er bs.
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CapObvious (12/22/2015) [-] Ja definitivt. Eller kanskje lutefisk og må inn på lista, hvert fall om du spør noen fra nord. De andre tinga i videoen er vel litt mer nisje-mat, men definitivt noe som finnes som Norske tradisjoner rundt om!
Ribbe og Pinnekjøtt på Sør- og Vest-landet (ribbe mer i sør og pinnekjøtt mer i vest), Smalahove i Hardanger og Voss (og litt utover Vestlandet), lutefisk lengre nord. Rakfisk litt overalt tror jeg. Resten vet jeg ikke helt hvor helst blir spist.
Ribbe og Pinnekjøtt på Sør- og Vest-landet (ribbe mer i sør og pinnekjøtt mer i vest), Smalahove i Hardanger og Voss (og litt utover Vestlandet), lutefisk lengre nord. Rakfisk litt overalt tror jeg. Resten vet jeg ikke helt hvor helst blir spist.
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chrispthesebbe (12/22/2015) [-]
We live at the west coast amd my family is from lyngen. We eat ribbe, Pinnekjøtt, Sennepsild, Sursild, Tomatsild, Lutefisk. And i know many people who eat the sheep head. Its mostly common in the fjords and on voss but yes. Alot of people eat the sheep head
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chrispthesebbe (12/22/2015) [-]
And u are not of true north norwegian heritage if u havent eaten Lutefisk. U ****** imposter. Din satans fjellfinne
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imofcnotharveydent (12/22/2015) [-] om jeg uttrykte meg dårlig så bor jeg i Trondheim, og har brukt å dra til feks. besteforeldre i nord, i nærheten av kirkeness.
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skrillskrill (12/22/2015) [-] i live more south-east, and no, i don't eat grandiosa for christmas, i eat kjøttkaker i brunsaus, julepølser, svor og ribbe.
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letrollzor [OP](12/21/2015) [-] You are one of those gradiosa for Christmas faggots aren't you?
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skrillskrill (12/22/2015) [-] i see now that i wrote that sentence pretty ******* horrible, i meant that i have never heard of norwegians eating this type of food at all, and i don't just mean my own family
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anon (12/22/2015) [-]
Im having Swedish christmas food.
Its meat slowly grilled on a stick, sliced off and put into bread with salad, garlic sauce and red sauce.
Its kebab.
Its meat slowly grilled on a stick, sliced off and put into bread with salad, garlic sauce and red sauce.
Its kebab.
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GentlemanRaptor (12/22/2015) [-] Man, my family has been preparing lutefisk since before I was born, and yet none of us thought of adding bacon?! My life has been turned upside down.
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dreadric (12/21/2015) [-]
akevitt is one of the most common alcoholic drinks in christmas, along with juleøl or christmas beer, which is basically normal beer, Mead is also quite popular. and a lot of the people where I live here, brew their own mead for christmas. there's probably more, but those are some of the most common ones around here.
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mrshrapnel (12/22/2015) [-] Christmas without snaps is like a christmas without snow or santa.
Better than akvavit but it depends.
Better than akvavit but it depends.
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frasseking ONLINE (12/21/2015) [-] A thing I'd like to know, Is glögg a thing in Norway?
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dreadric (12/21/2015) [-]
yup gløgg is a thing and quite popular as far as I know, I don't really like it, but that's my opinion, but there probably more who like it than people who dislike it. I believe gløgg is common in all scandi/nordic countries, I at least know Norway and Sweden like gløgg.
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touchmybutt (12/22/2015) [-] Most of us don't even eat that stuff tbh. Ribbe, Pinnekjøtt and Aquavit is where it's at!
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mrwalkerfour ONLINE (12/21/2015) [-] "happy holiday season"
ITS MERRY CHRISTMAS YOU SLIMEY PC BASTARD
ITS MERRY CHRISTMAS YOU SLIMEY PC BASTARD
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chrispthesebbe (12/22/2015) [-]
They cant say that bcs muslims doesnt celebrate christmas. Its really really really ****** stupid
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mrwalkerfour ONLINE (12/22/2015) [-] muslims say "merry christmas" all the time around my city when im out shopping its such ********
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anon (12/22/2015) [-]
ehh im fine with my norma finnish stuff...
potato, liver, carrot and rutabaga casserole, rosolli, tons of Ham and maybe turkey, plum custard, salmon, lutefisk and rice porridge with almonds while drinking some mulled wine
potato, liver, carrot and rutabaga casserole, rosolli, tons of Ham and maybe turkey, plum custard, salmon, lutefisk and rice porridge with almonds while drinking some mulled wine
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thechosentroll (12/22/2015) [-] A couple of my old classmates went to study in Norway. I'm starting to understand why their parents send them care packages every month. If this is indicative of norwegian food, I assume they're living off of instant noodles.
